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Category: Letters to the Editor

966H Scoop Loader: Get'cher Quick-Couper Parts Here!
September 26, 2019 — Dear Editor,The 966H scoop loader’s TM 5-3805-291-23P (Jan 10) has no listing for the vehicle’s front quick-coupler hydraulic lines and couplers.I’ve located a complete illustration from the Caterpillar website and all of the parts appear to be in the supply system. Can you pass this on to your readers?Jason WoodFt Leonard Wood, MOEditor's Note:... MORE

Stryker: Replace Seals, Not Whole Wheel Assembly
September 25, 2019 — Dear Editor, we’ve had trouble with the inner hub seals going out on the Stryker’s wheel assemblies. We thought the only fix was to replace the whole wheel assembly at a cost of $40,000 a pop. But then we discovered that just the seals, NSN 2530-21-906-4057, for the #1 and #2 axles can be replaced for only $203... MORE

M109A6 Paladin: Don’t Neglect Friction Linings
July 22, 2019 — Dear Editor, of all the things Paladin crews need to check out during PMCS, one of the easiest to overlook is the cannon tube’s travel lock friction linings. The friction linings cushion the tube when it’s in the travel lock, keeping metal from rubbing and scraping on metal. When linings are missing, a lot of damage gets done to the cannon tube... MORE

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