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TM5-2410-237-10 Section   Il.   Operator   Preventive   Maintenance   Checks   and   Services   (PMCS) 2-2. GENERAL. a.  Do  your  before  (B)  PMCS  just  before  you  operate  the  tractor.  Pay  attention  to  CAUTIONS  and WARNINGS. b.  Do  your  during  (D)  PMCS  while  you  are  actually  operating  the  tractor.  Pay  attention  to CAUTIONS   and   WARNINGS. c.  Do  your  after  (A)  PMCS  right  after  operating  the  tractor.  Pay  attention  to  CAUTIONS  and WARNINGS. d.  Do  your  weekly  (W)  PMCS  once  every  7  days. e.  Do  your  monthly  (M)  PMCS  once  every  30  days. f.  If  something  does  not  work,  troubleshoot  it  with  the  instructions  in  this  manual.  Report  any deficiencies  using  the  proper  forms.  See  DA  PAM  738-750. g.  Always  do  your  PMCS  in  the  same  order  so  it  gets  to  be  a  habit.  Once  you  have  had  some practice, you’ll spot anything wrong in a hurry. h.  If  anything  looks  wrong  and  you  can’t  fix  it,  write  it  on  your  DA  Form  2404.  if  something  is seriously  wrong,  report  it  to  Unit  Maintenance  RIGHT  NOW. i.  When  you  do  your  PMCS,  take  the  proper  tools  needed  to  make  all  checks.  Always  take  clean rags with you. 2-3.   PMCS   PROCEDURES. a.      Doing  PMCS  will  help  avoid  unnecessary  breakdowns  of  the  equipment. b.    The following items area description of the columns in the PMCS table. (1)    Item  Number.  These  numbers  indicate  the  order  in  which  the  PMCS  should  be  performed. They are also to be used when recording the results of PMCS for the TM number column on DA  Form  2404,  Equipment  inspection  and  Maintenance  Worksheet. (2)    Interval.  The  interval  tells  when  the  PMCS  should  be  done.  See  the  key  at  the  top  of  the table  to  determine  what  each  column  represents. (3)    Item  To  Be  Inspected/Procedure.  This  column  tells  you  the  specific  item  to  be  checked  or serviced and how to do the check or service. (4)    Equipment  Is  Not  Ready/Available  If.  This  column  lists  equipment  conditions  that  mean  the tractor or its implements cannot be safely used. DO NOT use the tractor until the condition has  been  remedied. 2-10

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