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NEWS | June 16, 2022

AGSE: Get Polymer Doors for ALUMMC

The 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade receives the new Aviation Light Utility Mobile Maintenance Cart to replace the non-standard carts currently used.
Photo by Spc. Scott Lindblom
 
Dear Sergeant Blade,
         
I’ve been trying to get NSNs for the passenger-side and driver-side polymer doors used on the Aviation Light Utility Mobile Maintenance Cart (ALUMMC), NSN 1740-01-632-9476, to replace the international automation systems (IAS) ALUMMC -2 glass doors, but have had no luck. I’ve called John Deere, as well, but they are not sure about the right doors.
        
Can you help?
 
SGT V.M.
Dear Sergeant V.M.,
         
Yes, we can help. Attached are two maintenance information messages (MIMs) (AGSE-20-MIM-01 and AGSE-20-MIM 01UPDATE) on the IAS-ALUMMC-3 polymer doors. The left poly door is NSN 2510-01-659-4135 (PN AM147742) and the right poly door is NSN 2510-01-659-4132 (PN AM147743). Or you can get both with a door kit, NSN 2510-01-659-4150 (PN BM26111).
         
You can view the original MIM HERE and the update HERE, in which are the steps to install the polymer doors on the ALUMMC.

The MIMs for the ALUMMC doors can also be downloaded from the AMCOM safety and maintenance messages website HERE.    

AGSE
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