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CHAPTER 2. PARTS, SPECIAL TOOLS, AND EQUIPMENT FOR FIELD AND DEPOT MAINTENANCE |
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 SPECIAL TOOLS. AND EQUIPMENT FOR
PARTS,
FIELD AND DEPOT MAINTENANCE
7. General
Tools, equiment, and maintenance parts
The dimensional detail drawing of the
improvised brush spring lifter (fig. 3)
over and above those available to the us-
furnished herein applies only to field
ing organization are supplied to Army
field maintenance units and depot shops
and depot shops to enable these maintenance
for maintaining, repairing,
organizations to fabricate the tools lo-
and/or re-
cally, if desired. This tool is of chief
building the materiel.
value to maintenance organizations engaged
in rebuilding a large number of identical
components: however, it is not essential
for rebuild and is not available for issue.
Repair parts for the starter assembly
are listed in Appendix II which is the
authority for requisitioning replace-
ments.
Standard and commonly used tools and
equipment having general application to
this materiel are listed in DA Supply Man-
uals SM 9-4-491O-AO4 and -A38; SM 9-4-
491O-A59 and -A69; SM 9-4-491O-A73 and
-A74; SM 9-4-491O-J8-13; SM 9-4-491O-J9-1
and -8; SM 9-4-5180-A16 and -A24; SM 9-
4-5180-A58;
and are authorized for re-
placement by TA and TOE.
Special
Tools
and
Equipment
There are no special tools or equip-
ment required to perform repair and re-
build operations contained in this manual
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