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Air Conditioners: Cool New TM
August 6, 2020 — TM 11-4120-439-13&P (May 20) is the new operator and field maintenance manual, including repair parts and special tools list (RPSTL), for air conditioner HD-1264/U, NSN 4120-01-651 9326, P/N 63-2833974-1, and air conditioner HD-1265/U, NSN 4120-01-661-0746, P/N 63-2833974-2. This info is also included on EM 0392... MORE

CH-47F: Another Tow Option for Chinook
August 6, 2020 — This article initially appeared in PS 795 (Feb '19), pp. 22-23. Mechanics, if your unit still has the Chinook’s old single axle/wheel tow bar, you have to rotate the left rear wheel 120 degrees before hookup. That’s to keep the landing gear from snapping during towing... MORE

WH-400 Water Heater: Knock Out Lockout
August 6, 2020 — This article initially appeared in PS 761 (Apr '16), p. 45. The WH-400 water heater works on a simple principle, operators. You turn it on, the fuel valve opens and sprays fuel through the fuel nozzle, and the electrodes energize to create a spark that lights the fuel... MORE

I Own This: July 2020 Nominees
August 5, 2020 — PS Magazine’s "I Own This" campaign is designed to recognize Warfighters of all services who exemplify the highest standards of care for their assigned vehicles and equipment and contribute in meaningful ways to their unit(s) overall maintenance and supply posture. In short, they live and breathe readiness. Here are the nominees for July 2020... MORE

D7R II Dozer: Seat Knob Bolt
August 5, 2020 — Get a bolt for the adjustment knob on the D7R II dozer’s seat assembly using NSN 5306-01-659-5535. This bolt replaces the old bolt, NSN 5305-01-517-2222, that’s shown as Item 94 in Fig 118 of TM 5-2410-241-24P (Feb 12)... MORE

Aviation: FARP Helmet Parts Update
August 5, 2020 — This article initially appeared in PS 784 (Mar '18), p26. Did you know you have a choice of the microphone headset to employ on your FARP helmet, especially those flying Apache E-model aircraft?... MORE

Aviation: PSTS Component List Makes Inventory Easy!
August 3, 2020 — This article initially appeared in PS 786 (May '18), p. 37. When it’s time to inventory or test the pitot static systems on your aircraft, make sure you have everything you need... MORE

Logistics Management: Use Containers for Unserviceable Returns
July 31, 2020 — Aviation ground support and common aircraft components are being returned without their containers. Returning these parts without the containers increases repair turnaround time... MORE

Packaging: Hip-Pocket Guide Available for Download
July 31, 2020 — Packaging: The Basics (Jun 20) is an easy-to-use guide provided by the Army Sustainment Command’s Packaging, Storage and Containerization Center (PSCC)... MORE

Apache: Ship Servocylinders in Original Containers
July 31, 2020 — When you receive a new servocylinder for your Apache, make sure you place the unserviceable servocylinder it’s replacing in that container and return it for repair or overhaul. Don’t use the containers for anything else!... MORE

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