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TM 746-10
(3) Completely drain the units and seal
c. Values weighing more than 70 pounds. Cushion
openings in the purification system with tape.
with cellulosic cushioning and individually pack in
double or triple-wall fiberboard boxes. Close and seal
i. Pump, hydraulic and buffer assemblies.
box with tape (see figure 5-1).
(1) Coat interior surfaces of the item with
d. Turbine, cooling.
Cushion with cellulosic
operating fluid and allow to drain.
cushioning and individually pack in weather-resistant
(2) Cover  openings  with  tape  or  a
fiberboard boxes. Close and seal box with tape (fig 5-
combination of tape and greaseproof barrier material
(3) Coat exterior machined surfaces of the
e. Cable assemblies, power.  Coil power cable
item with P-10, cover coated surfaces with greaseproof
assemblies, secure with tape or twine, and individually
barrier material, and secure in place with tape.
pack in weather-resistant fiberboard boxes. Close and
j. Distribution boxes. Cushion distribution boxes
seal box with tape (see figure 5-1).
with cellulosic cushioning material and individually pack
f. Cylinder assemblies.
in weather-resistant fiberboard boxes.
(1) Coat interior surfaces of the cylinder
k. Control  panels,  actuators,  ducts,  carrier
assemblies with operating fluid and allow to drain.
assemblies, and control assemblies weighing 5 pounds
(2) Coat exposed portions of piston rods with
or less.
P-11 and wrap with greaseproof barrier material.
(1) Coat  pins  with  P-10,  wrap  with
Extend the wrap approximately 2 inches on the cylinder
greaseproof barrier material, and secure in place with
head and secure with tape.
tape.
(3) Coat exposed surfaces of clevis pins and
(2) Cushion items with cellulosic cushioning
clevis pin holes with P-1.
material and individually pack submethod IC-1.
(4) Seal openings in cylinders with tape.
I. Shield  assemblies,  shock  absorbers,  door
Install dust caps when so equipped.
assemblies, electric panels, and box assemblies.
g. Compressors. Preserve and pack compressors
(1) Coat unpainted, exterior metal surfaces of
shock absorbers with P-10, cover with greaseproof
h. Purification systems.
barrier material, and secure in place with tape.
(1) Coil hoses on their respective reels and
(2) Cushion items with cellulosic cushioning
secure to prevent uncoiling.
material and individually pack in weather-resistant
(2) Coil unattached hoses, secure with tape
fiberboard boxes. Close and seal box with tape (fig 5-
or twine, and individually pack in weather-resistant
fiberboard boxes.
Section III. FSG 17, AIRCRAFT GROUND HANDLING EQUIPMENT, AND FSG 19,
SHIPS, SMALL CRAFT, PONTOONS, AND FLOATING DOCKS
5-12. Blower, Rotary and Tank Assemblies
b. Cushion, with cellulosic cushioning material,
those metal surfaces which may chafe the lifeboat cloth
a. Coat exterior machined surfaces of the blowers
when the boat is in the folded position.
with P-10, cover with greaseproof barrier material, and
secure in place with tape.
c. Pack each lifeboat in its carrying case in a
b. Cushion blowers and tanks with cellulosic
triple-wall fiberboard or cleated-plywood box.
cushioning  material  and  individually  package  in
5-15. Pontoons
weather-resistant fiberboard boxes. Close and seal box
a. Coat unpainted, exterior surfaces of pontoons
with tape (fig 5-1).
with P-1.
5-13. Boat, Storm
b. Ship assembled pontoons and ramps loose as
Coat unprotected, ferrous metal surfaces with P-1.
individual items. Bundle knocked-down pontoons and
When required, pack boats in an upside-down position
any other large items of a similar nature in a manner
in open crates.
that is convenient to handle and store. Bundles should
5-14. Lifeboat, Inflatable
not be too heavy or too large to lift using normal
a. Lightly dust each lifeboat with powdered talc,
equipment. Restrict the weight of such bundles to 3,000
keeping accessory equipment stowed in its proper place.
pounds or less. Next, arrange and secure the items with
Fold the inflatable lifeboat per folding instructions and
1-inch metallic strapping, bolts, or suitable wood
place in the carrying case provided.
blocking and battens in combination with metallic
strapping or
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