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TM 9-2320-273-10
TO ADJUST LOAD ON THE PUSHER AXLE:
Rotate the CONTROL PRESSURE knob right (toward +) until the pressure gage
indicates the proper pressure setting for the desired load. Refer to the pusher axle
calibration chart located in the glove compartment. Tighten the setscrew, in the
center of the knob, to lock the CONTROL PRESSURE knob at the pressure
selected. With the setscrew tightened at a particular setting, the CONTROL PRES-
SURE knob can be closed (toward ) and reset to the previous setting.
TO RAISE THE PUSHER AXLE:
Set the axle raise/lower control at the AXLE LIFT position. This should be done
when turning sharp corners to shorten the turning radius and avoid dragging the
tires. This can be done with the vehicle in motion.
2-14. Stopping the Truck and Shutting Down the Engine.
Before shutting down the engine, idle it at reduced speed
(550-650 rpm) at no-load for 3 minutes to allow turbo-
charger to slow down. Cooling down time will depend
on how hard the engine has been worked.
a. LIFT YOUR FOOT OFF ACCELERATOR PEDAL and let reduction in engine
rpm and downshifting of transmission help to slow truck.
b. APPLY SERVICE BRAKES to bring truck to a normal, complete stop.
c. When truck is completely stopped, SHIFT TRANSMISSION TO NEUTRAL
AND APPLY PARKING BRAKES.
d. TURN OFF ENGINE RUN SWITCH.
2-15. Parking.
CAUTION
Do not park your truck on a steep grade. Even though
the parking brake holding capability exceeds federal safety
standards, it is never good practice to park a heavy truck
on a steep slope.
a. Stop truck.
b. Pull PARKING BRAKE control knob

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