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TM  9-2320-356-BD Limitations: o   Possible   vibration   at   higher   speeds Personnel/Time   required: o   1   soldier o   1-3   hours Procedural   steps: Materials/Tools: o   Crowbar o   Steel   pipe o   Acetylene   cutting   torch with   welding   tips o   Arc   welder   (if   available) o   Assorted   sizes   of combination   wrenches 1. Remove   damaged   drive   line. NOTE The   diameter   of   a   pipe   can   be   determined   by measuring   the   circumference   of   the   pipe   and dividing   that   distance   by   3.1415. 2. Measure   the   outside   diameter   of   the   drive   line. 3. Obtain   a   piece   of   steel   pipe   that   has   an   inside   diameter   no   more   than   1/2   inch larger   or   smaller   than   the   diameter   of   the   drive   line. 4. Cut   the   pipe   a   little   longer   than   the   damaged   area   of   the   drive   line. 5. If   the   pipe   is   too   small   in   diameter,    cut   a   slit   in   the   pipe   and   use   a   crowbar or   wedge   to   enlarge   the   pipe   so   it   will   slide   over   the   drive   line. 6. Remove   jagged   edges   and   pound   down   any   protrusions   that   would   keep   the   pipe sleeve   from   sliding   over   the   drive   line. Slide   pipe   over   damaged   area. 10-8

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