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TM 9-2320-270-10 EXTREME   COLD   WEATHER   -   CONTINUED 2. For long shutdown periods, try to park on high ground, and use planks (1) or brush (2) under tires to make a raised surface. Keep tires out of snow, water, ice and mud if possible. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Put  control  levers  (transmissions,  brakes,  etc.)  in  neutral  position  and  chock  wheels  to guard  against  freezing  in  engaged  position. Clean  off  snow,  ice  and  mud  as  soon  as  possible  after  shutdown. For  long  time  parking  do  the  following: Remove  batteries  and  store  them  in  a  warm  place.  Do  not  store  on  concrete  or  in  un- ventilated   area. Fill  fuel  tanks  to  guard  against  condensation  (see  page  3-47) Drain  moisture  from  air  reservoirs  (See  page  3-72) Make  sure  tires  are  inflated  to  95  psi  (655  kPa)  for  front  and  pusher  axles,  and  85  psi (586  kPa)  for  tandem  axle. Check  cooling  system,  and  service  if  necessary  to  insure  protection  against  extreme  cold. Follow   procedures   in   FM   9-207 If  proper  antifreeze  to  protect  against  existing  temperatures  is  not  available,  notify organizational    maintenance. UNUSUAL  TERRAIN Off-Road Guidelines CAUTION Shifting  the  auxiliary  transmission  while  M911  Truck  Tractor  is  moving  may cause  damage  to  transmission  and/or  drive  train. 1.  Use  auxiliary  transmission  LOW  RANGE  (3)  when  more  pulling  power  is  needed. 2-114 TA220887

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