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NEWS | Aug. 27, 2019

SATS: Enjoy a SATS Parts Treasure Hunt!

In a tool set as huge as the standard auto tool set (SATS), it’s sometimes hard to find tool and parts NSNs. Here’s a roundup of recent answers to PS reader questions on SATS NSNs:
 
  •    4-ft ramp, NSN 3990-01-603-1279
  •    14-ft ramp with box, NSN 3990-01-628-2644
  •    14-ft ramp without box, NSN 3990-01-603-1275
  •    guard rails (9 each), NSN 5340-01-629-9242
  •    keyhole strap assembly (14 each), NSN 5340-01-629-9583
  •    hook strap assembly (2 each), NSN 5340-01-629-9561
  •    threshold plate, NSN 5340-01-603-1286
  •    carbon monoxide detector, NSN 6350-01-612-6014
  •    environmental control unit (ECU) pig tail, NSN 6150-01-658-5433
  •    trailer basic issue items (BII) box, NSN 2540-01-679-3053.
For a wealth of SATS information, including tool guides that describe every tool and drawer in SATS, visit TACOM's unit training assistance program (UTAP) HERE

The guides list only part numbers, not NSNs. Those can generally be found in CL 4910-95-A81. 
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