Pile-driving Rig

TM 746-10

d. Scale, beam indicating.

Coat unprotected

c. Removed components. Secure components

surfaces with P-9 and wrap with greaseproof barrier

removed for reduction of cube to the unit.

material. Cushion with cellulosic cushioning and pack

overpacking of the curing machine, finishing machine,

individually in fiberboard boxes.

or spreader is required.

e. Cloth, graph paper, filter paper, test paper, color

chart, filter ring, and gloves. Unit pack submethod IC-3.

4-62. Pile-driving Rig

f. Shaking machine and hot plate.

Pack in

Coat unprotected surfaces of the basic pile-driving rig

fiberboard boxes and cushion with cellulosic cushioning

including structural members, booms, leads, and

to prevent movement or damage.

components with P-1.

Structural members and

fabricated section may be packed as loose pieces or

g. Other components. Pack larger components for

bundled in secure lifts with metallic strapping to facilitate

which no space is provided within the chests in

handling. Bundle planks and timbers in secured lifts

fiberboard boxes.

with the strapping specified herein.

Overpack

h. Intermediate packs. To the maximum extent

miscellaneous small parts in plywood, wood, or triple-

possible, place components of each set in the chests

wall fiberboard boxes.

provided and cushion with cellulosic cushioning to

prevent movement or damage. Pack set components

4-63. Batching Plant, Cement

that cannot be accommodated within the chests in

Completely disassemble the batching plant per

intermediate fiberboard boxes. Waterproof seal chests

paragraph 3-2.

and boxes with tape.

a. Unpainted, unprotected metal surfaces. Coat

i. Packing.

Pack set components packed in

components of the batching plant, drive chains,

fiberboard boxes in plywood, wood, or triple-wall

sprockets, exposed gears, clevises, shafts, couplings,

fiberboard boxes.

The chests will not require

gates, brackets, framing, linkage, or any other surface

overpacking.

exposed by disassembly with P-1.

4-65.

Rock Crushing, Screening, and Washing

b. Exposed, exterior machined surfaces. Coat with

Equipment

P-10. Wrap or cover coated surfaces with greaseproof

a. Engines, electric motors, and pumps. Preserve

barrier material and secure in place with tape.

per applicable paragraphs of this chapter.

c. Scale.

Coat unpainted, unprotected metal

b. Unpainted, unprotected metal surfaces. Coat

surfaces with P-1. Cushion components with cellulosic

components such as drive chains, sprockets, tie rods,

cushioning material and pack in wood box.

clevises, couplings, coil springs, shafts, hopper, chutes,

d. Engine.

Preserve engine per applicable

feeders, jaws, screens, brackets, framing, linkage,

paragraphs of this chapter.

ratchets, pauls, pins, washers, nuts, bolts, or any other

e. Disassembled components. Bundle items of

surface exposed by disassembly with P-1.

like description, (i.e., structure, operator's platform,

c. Exposed, exterior machined surfaces. Coat with

ladder, storage bin, and elevator) in quantities most

P-10 or P-11 and wrap or cover coated surfaces with

convenient for handling with 1 -inch metallic strapping.

greaseproof barrier material. Secure in place with tape.

Pack all other component parts in wood or plywood

d. Drive belts and conveyor belts. Release tension

boxes.

from all belts.

4-64. Test Sets, Asphalt, Concrete, Soil

e. Wire rope cables. Coat with P-1.

a. Unprotected machined surfaces. Coat surfaces

f. Electric power cables. Wind and secure on

with P-10 and cover with greaseproof barrier material.

reels.

b. Stopwatches, indicators, tape measures, and

g. Electrical components. Seal openings into the

thermometers. Cushion each item individually with

control panels, junction boxes, switches, instrument

cellulosic cushioning and unit pack submethod IC-3.

panels, and the exposed ends of electric wiring with

c. Drafting scales, porcelain dishes, glass

tape.

cylinders, level and plumb, porcelain mortars and

h. Instruments. Cover glass of instruments not

pestles, jars, or other fragile items. Protect each item

protected by a housing or cover with cushioning and a

individually with cellulosic cushioning and secure with

fitted piece of -inch plywood. Secure in place with

tape.

i. Piping equipment. Coat all threads with P-1.

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