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TM 55-3805-248-14
c. Loading.
The rear axle of the scraper should be over the
rear edge of the last trailer tire.
(1) The vehicle may be driven onto the
NOTE
semitrailer if a ramp is available or backed onto
The tire pressure of the tractor must be
the semitrailer with the semitrailer gooseneck
a t least 45 psi because of the close
extended. However,  should physical facilities
clearance of the tractor cab over the
and/or equipment preclude these loading methods,
trailer gooseneck.
the vehicle may be lifted onto the semitrailer by a
(3) The M870 semitrailer gooseneck should be
crane of sufficient capacity. For lifting procedures
r a i s e d to the travel position by use of the
and precautions, see paragraph 6-46.
truck-tractor winch cable, and the semitrailer
CAUTION
should be connected to the M920 truck tractor.
Since the wheel tread (tire width-outside
(4) Data for the application of material re-
to outside of tires) is 119 inches com-
quired to restrain the vehicle are provided in
pared with a trailer width of 96 inches,
about one-third of each tire will project
CAUTION
beyond the sides of the trailer. Care must
Before the semitrailer is moved, effect
be taken to ensure an equal amount of
lockout of the tractor-scraper's steer-
tire overhang occurs on both sides.
ing/articulation unit by installing two
(2) The tractor-scraper should be parked and
locks on the steering cylinders.
the brakes should be on as shown in figure 5-1.
Table 5-1. Bill of Materials for Blocking and Tiedown of the Tractor-Scraper, M621B on the MB70 Semitrailer.
Approximate
Quantity
Description
Item
Parking Platform
Stacked l-inch plywood, 96 inches wide, 13 sheets high. Construct to
1
have a 45 slant on both wide edges by starting with a loose sheet 80
inches long. Cut each succeeding sheet 2 inches shorter. (i.e. second sheet
78 inches long, third sheet 76 inches long, etc.) This provides the 45
slants and a 1 inch nailing surface on both wide edges.
Sleeper Shoring/Lateral Blocking  6- x 6- x 50.inch lumber.
9
Each consists of two. 120-inch-long -inch-diameter chains with hooks on
Chain Assembly*
each end (breaking strength, 45,000 pounds). (This type of chain in shown
in the General Catalog of the Crosby Group Inc., PO Box 3128, Tulsa,
OK 74101; or, in the catalog of McMaster-Carr Supply Company, PO
4
Box 4355, Chicago, IL 60683.
4
Load Binders*
-inch in diameter (breaking strength, 45,000 pounds).
Common, steel; flathead. bright or cement coated; para 3.6.11.2 Fed Spec
Nails
FF-N-105B:
500
10d
50
20d
*Wire rope, 5/8-inch. 16 x 19, IWRC; improved plow steel; performed, regular-lay) clips and thimbles may be substituted for the
chains and loadbinders.
Table 5-2. Application of Materials for Tiedown of Tractor-Scraper OR the M870 Semitrailer (fig 5-1).
Application
Item
No. Required
A
1
Parking platform. Place with a slanted edge forward against semitrailer gooseneck hinge
point. Nail sheets to floor and each other with 10d nails.
B
9
Sleeper shoring/lateral blocking, 6- x 6- x 50.inch lumber. Place three abreast and stack
three high between tractor wheels along the length of the semitrailer. Shore height to fit
(approximately 18 inches to bottom of engine). Toenail to floor and to each other with 20d
C, D, E, F
Connect all chains in complete loops to create double the breaking strength of the
assemblies. Pass the chains through the vehicle tiedown devices and through the semitrailer
outside tiedown ring on the same side. from C to D, and on the opposite side, from E to F.
at an approximate 45 angle. Tighten the chains with the loadbinders.
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