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M1062 Fuel Tanker: Correct Globe Valve NSN
March 3, 2021 — If you need a globe valve for your M1062 fuel tanker, don’t order it using the NSN listed in TM 9-2330-384-14&P (Jul 90). Make sure to read this before you order it... MORE

M969A3 Fuel Tanker: Dealing with Door Bumpers
February 26, 2021 — Does your unit have any M969A3 fuel tankers? If so, listen up! TM 9-2330-330-23P (Dec 15) doesn’t show an illustration for the door bumpers on the hose reel cabinet doors and cabinet frame, and it should. The bumpers will be added to the TM soon. Get the scoop on door bumpers... ... MORE

M149-Series, M1112 Water Trailers: Prevent Frozen Tanks
February 10, 2021 — Have an M149 or M1112 trailer tank? If you said yes, you’ve got to think about PM for cold weather. Your M149-series or M1112 water trailers are tough, but as water freezes it expands. That means water pipes can burst, so brush up on the maintenance procedures in TM 9-2330-267-13&P (Dec 15) for your M149 , or TM 9-2330-397-13&P (Dec 15) for your M1112... MORE

M969A3 Fuel Tanker: Order Correct Differential Gage with CAGE and PN
February 3, 2021 — Maintainers, your M969A3 fuel tanker’s TM 9-2330-330-13 (Dec 15) shows NSN 6685-00-022-7988 for the differential gage. The gage has two (2) ports, one coming out of each side of the assembly. This configuration is correct for models prior to the M969A3. Read on for correct CAGE and PN... MORE

M1112 Water Trailer: Tire and Wheel Assembly NSN Updates
January 26, 2021 — It’s true that sometimes even the experts make a mistake. So if your unit has M1112 water trailers, TM 9-2330-397-13&P (Dec 15) has incorrect NSNs listed for the tire and wheel assembly. Continue reading to get the updates... MORE

M969A3 Fuel Tanker: Order Fuel Nozzle with Coupling
January 6, 2021 — Dear Half-Mast, I need to order a fuel nozzle for the M969A3 fuel tanker and I want to get the coupling with it. The COEI/BII listings in TM 9-2330-330-13 (Jul 15) tells me to use NSN 4930-01-290-0756. The TM shows the nozzle and coupling with that NSN. Read on to see how to get the coupling too... ... MORE

M967A1/M969A1/M969A2 Fuel Tankers: Onan Glow Plugs
November 20, 2020 — If you have any M967A1, M969A1 or M969A2 fuel tankers in your unit, including armored models, and they still have the original Onan engine, here’s some news for you. Read on for the news... MORE

M149A2, M1112: Water Trailer Tank Heater
October 14, 2020 — The following brief initially appeared in PS 790 (Sep 18), p. 61. Get a new Active Gear Co. diesel heater kit for the water tanks on your M149A2 and M1112 trailers with NSN 2990-20-005-7263. This heater kit replaces the old M67 immersion heater, comes mostly assembled and is easy for field maintenance to install... MORE

M967A2/M969A2 Fuel Tankers: NSNs for Junction Box Gaskets
July 29, 2020 — On the M967A2 and M969A2 fuel tanker’s front roadside is a junction box where the light cable from the prime mover plugs in. There are gaskets that fit between the junction box and its access plates, but NSNs weren’t assigned... MORE

TPU Fuel Water Separator: Vent Valve NSN
July 13, 2020 — The manual vent valve on top of the Tank & Pump Unit (TPU) 50 GPM fuel water separator has a new NSN. NSN 4820-01-613-6865 replaces NSN 4820-00-407-2581 in TM 10-4330-232-12&P (Sep 91). Make a note of the change... MORE

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