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TM 9-2320-364-20-1
Table 2-1. Unit Level Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) (CONT).
Item
Interval
Item to Be
Procedure
Not Mission
No.
Inspected
Capable If:
Brake drum can get very hot during vehicle
operation. Place hand near drum to check
for excessive heat, but do not touch. Failure
to comply may result in injury to personnel.
Apply truck brakes and chock wheels
before any maintenance tasks are
performed. Otherwise serious injury to
personnel could result.
19
Semi-
Brakes
a. Carefully check and compare each brake
a. Brake drums are
Annual
(all axles)
drum for overheating which can indicate a
overheated or excessive-
dragging brake. Cool brake drum could mean
ly cool.
improper adjustment, defective, or inoperative
brakes.
NOTE
Brake assembly must be cleaned of dirt, mud
and debris before starting inspection.
b. Check brake shoe linings for grooves,
b. Brake shoes show
uneven wear, signs of overheating and
signs of wear, overheat-
thickness. If step on center edge wear tab (1)
ing or distortion.
of brake shoe lining is not visible or 1/4 in. (6
mm) thick or less on any part of brake shoe, or
there are signs of overheating, replace brake
shoes. Refer to Para 12-2.
c. Check brake supply lines and brake vent
c. Any Class III leaks
lines for cracks, bends, breaks or looseness.
are found.
Tighten loose parts if leaking. Replace lines or
hoses if damaged. Refer to Para 12-36.
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