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NEWS | Jan. 1, 2024

22-Ton Crane: Keep Oil Leaks at Bay with PMCS

BLUF: During PMCS, check for oil leaks around the 22-ton crane’s outrigger assemblies.

Soldiers examining oil leak on 22-ton crane
Photo by Michael Franck
 
Operators, during your PMCS walkaround on the 22-ton crane, make sure you check for oil leaks around the vehicle’s outrigger assemblies.

Exposure to the elements and plain old wear and tear cause leaks. Sometimes a hose even comes loose.

A sure sign of a loose or leaky hose is oil pooling on the ground or on the outrigger’s pad.

If you see a leak, report it.
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