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NEWS | Feb. 10, 2023

MK II Bridge Boat: Bilge Pump Relay NSN

BLUF: Order the bridge boat bilge pump relay with NSN 5945-01-530-1867.

MK II bridge erection boat
Photo by Michael Strasser

Dear Half-Mast,

Our unit supports a large number of MK II bridge boats and we need to replace a bad bilge pump relay in a few of them. The relay is located inside the dash on the left side of the steering wheel.
 

Bilge pump relay
Bilge pump relay

Unfortunately, we can’t find it listed anywhere in TM 5-1940-277-20P (May 95, w/Ch 1, Dec 96). Can you help us out?

Mr. R.C.M.

Dear Sir,

I sure can! Get the bilge pump relay with NSN 5945-01-530-1867 for your MK II bridge boat. Be sure to annotate your TM with this information.

BEB
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