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The U.S. Army's Preventive Maintenance Magazine
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M113A3-Series FOV: Troubleshoot with Both TMs
June 17, 2020
— Mechanics, when you’re diagnosing engine problems in an M113-series vehicle, save yourself a lot of trouble and your unit a lot of money by following not only the troubleshooting procedures in TM 9-2350-277-13&P (IETM EM 0321, Oct 14), but also those in TM 9-2815-205-24 (Feb 13)...
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M1252 Stryker: Clean and Lube Cannon Tube
June 16, 2020
— Crewmen, the recoilless mortar system (RMS6-L) on your M1252 Stryker mortar carrier needs a lot of care so it can keep throwing rounds down range. One thing you do that the current TM doesn’t mention is removing the 120mm mortar tube from the recoil inner sleeve during monthly PMCS. ...
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M113-Series FOV: Don’t Overlook Ramp Maintenance
June 8, 2020
— Crewmen, there are far too many seriously damaged rear ramps in M113-series vehicles. This costs units money and decreases combat readiness!...
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CIPs: Telling Friend from Foe Requires Proper Care
May 29, 2020
— Combat is dangerous enough without having to worry about being shot at by someone on your own side! That’s where combat identification panels (CIPs) come in. CIPs are 24 x 30-in panels that help protect you from friendly fire. They’re covered with a special thermal tape...
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Stryker: Extended Water and Fuel Can Bracket NSNs
May 21, 2020
— Extended water and fuel can brackets are now available for the Stryker. The new brackets replace the shorter version of the brackets currently installed on each side of the rear ramp. They attach in the same position using existing hardware...
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M113-Series FOV: Transmission Shift Controller Troubleshooting
May 20, 2020
— Mechanics, if you suspect that the transmission shift controller in an M113-series vehicle is bad, the procedures outlined in IETM TM 9-2350-277-13&P (Oct 14) will help you troubleshoot the component. But keep in mind that there are two versions of the shift controller...
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M113A3 FOV: Make Sure Bolt Is the Right One!
May 5, 2020
— Mechanics, you might think one bolt may not make much difference. But the wrong bolt can knock a vehicle out of action in a hurry! When you’re installing the propeller shaft and universal joints, or the final drive, on a vehicle from the M113A3 family, be mindful of the bolts you use...
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M1134, M1253 Stryker: Avoid a Missile Mishap!
May 5, 2020
— Crewmen, be sure to always conduct the pre-mission GRIPS tests and correct firing sequences for your anti-tank guided missile system (ATGM) Stryker. If you don’t, it’s possible you could launch an approximately $200,000 missile by mistake!...
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Stryker: Avoid Ramp Crunch with Proper Washer Placement
April 28, 2020
— Mechanics, putting the flat washers in the wrong place when reattaching the ramp chains after maintenance could end up damaging the pulley housing. There are two flat washers, NSN 5310-01-510-5385. Don’t assume that both washers go on each side of the connector...
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A20 Personnel Heater: Regular Inspections Keep Heat On
April 28, 2020
— The A20 personnel heater doesn’t need scheduled maintenance to work properly. But regularly inspecting the heater will improve its life and performance. Here’s how to make sure the A20 heater does its job of keeping Soldiers warm and comfortable when the temperature drops...
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