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The U.S. Army's Preventive Maintenance Magazine
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FMTV: Mud Flaps vs Splash Guards
September 26, 2019
— It’s a messy world out there. Mud flaps and splash guards can help. But not if you get the wrong ones, which has been happening with the M1078A1 FMTV!The M1078A1 FMTV mud flaps and splash guards, shown as Items 26 and 28 of Fig 241 in TM 9-2320-391-23&P (IETM EM 0369, Oct 17), are reversed.Item 26 shows the mud flap, but the NSN listed belongs to...
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FMTV: Gunner's Platform for FMTV?
September 26, 2019
— Dear Half-Mast, is there a gunner’s platform for when you fire using the gunner restraint system (GRS) in an FMTV? Yes there is!...
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Stryker: Faulty Headset? Now Hear This!
September 25, 2019
— Mechanics, having a problem with the Stryker’s Bose® improved tactical headset (ITH)? If so, don’t be so quick to toss it aside and order a one. Instead, save your unit money by troubleshooting and repairing it...
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Stryker: Replace Seals, Not Whole Wheel Assembly
September 25, 2019
— Dear Editor, we’ve had trouble with the inner hub seals going out on the Stryker’s wheel assemblies. We thought the only fix was to replace the whole wheel assembly at a cost of $40,000 a pop. But then we discovered that just the seals, NSN 2530-21-906-4057, for the #1 and #2 axles can be replaced for only $203...
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Bradley FOV: Turn in Unserviceable DVDBs
September 25, 2019
— If you have unserviceable digital vehicle distribution boxes (DVDBs) for your Bradley, improve combat readiness and earn unserviceable credit by turning them in right away!...
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AN/VSS-6A HMDS: Here's the Contacts for Maintenance Issues
September 11, 2019
— Many components on the AN/VSS-6A Husky Mounted Detection System (HMDS) need specialized attention to keep the ground penetrating radar (GPR) running smoothly and mission-ready. If you need assistance, here's who to reach out to...
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MEDEVAC: Skid Shoes for Rescue Baskets
September 11, 2019
— MEDEVAC operators are asking about the use of skid shoes on approved rescue baskets and litters. After reviewing the details and drawings of the skid shoes,the Aviation Engineering Directorate (AED) concluded that no AED approval is required for their use.Use of skid shoes should extend the service life of the equipment while also protecting the...
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M1135 NBCRV Stryker: Help NBCRV Stryker Do Its Detecting Duty
September 5, 2019
— The M1135 NBCRV Stryker is critical in an environment with CBRN threats. If it doesn’t do its detecting job, the results could be fatal. Here are some ways to keep you and your NBCRV Stryker on the detecting trail: 1. Run the NBCRV Stryker at least four hours weekly while doing a complete PMCS. If you don’t, you’ll have guaranteed trouble. The...
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Air Warrior: Need Flex Body Armor?
September 5, 2019
— Units,PM Air Warrior has been issuing flex body armor for more than 10 years. But they are now out of the flex body armor business.All flex body armor is the unit’s responsibility and should be on unit property books for issue to deploying Soldiers.If your unit doesn’t have inserts to install in the flex body armor covers, you’ve got two choices: ...
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AAFARS: Which NSN Is Right for Collapsible Fuel Drum?
September 4, 2019
— Mechanics,Item 60 in Table 1 of the Mandatory Replacement Parts list of TM 10-4930-351-13 (Apr 11) and Item 1 in Fig 55 of TM 10 4930-351-24P (Jun 11) have the wrong NSN listed.NSN 8110-01-515-4727 for the Advanced Aviation Forward Area Refueling Station’s (AAFARS) collapsible fabric fuel drum is an invalid item.The correct NSN is 8110-01-482-9152...
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