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TM  9-2320-356-BD 14-9. BOOM  HOIST  HYDRAULIC  MOTOR  AND  DRUM  ASSEMBLY  INOPERATIVE  OR  DAMAGED General    Information: The   boom   hoist   motor   and   drum   assembly   are   an   integral   part   of   the   wrecker.   With either   the   motor   or   the   drum   damaged   or   inoperative,    the   lifting   capability   of   the wrecker   would   be   minimal. The   drum   and   hoist   motor   are   necessary   to   operate   the in-and-out   movement   of   the   hoist   cable   and   hook. The   hook   movement   is   one   of   the most   important   aspects   of   wrecker   efficiency. Limitations: o   Degraded   lifting Personnel/Time   Required: Materials/Tools: o   2   soldier o   Acetylene   torch o   30   to   60   minutes o   Cable   clamp Procedural    Steps: 1. Place   the   boom   in   the   down   position   and   cut   the   cable   or   wire   rope   to   a   length that   is   twice   the   distance   from   the   ground   to   the   boom. 2. Attach   the   cut   end   of   the   cable   to   boom   where   the   cable   originally   is   anchored with   a   cable   clamp   or   by   interweaving   the   cables. Refer   to   paragraph   14-12   or 14-13   to   attach   cable. The   block   and   hook   should   be   hanging   at   about   ground   level. 3. Use   the   boom   elevating   control   and   the   crowd   cylinder   control   to   raise   and lower   the   hook. 4. Record   the   BDAR   action   taken. When   the   mission   is   completed,   as   soon   as practicable,   repair   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. 14-10.      HYDRAULIC   RESERVOIR   DAMAGED General   Information: The   hydraulic   reservoir   tank   supplies   fluid   to   the   main   hydraulic   pump.   Damage   to the   hydraulic   reservoir   may   vary, depending   on   the   various   types   and   degree   of damage   sustained   during   a   combat   situation. This   paragraph   describes   quick-fix procedures   for   repair   options   according   to   the   degree   of   damage. Assessment   Procedure: Inspect   damaged   component   to   determine   extent   of   damage   and   the   repair   required. Limitations: o   Degraded   mobility 14-8

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