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TM  9-2320-356-BD Section   V. BRACKETS AND WELDMENTS 3-12. GENERAL Brackets   are   used   on   all   vehicles   to   mount   or   store   items.   Brackets   are   attached   to the   vehicle   by   bolting   or   welding   and   are   subject   to   damage   through   vibrations, impact,   or   explosive   forces. Repairs   must   be   made   to   restore   the   brackets   necessary for   essential   vehicle   functions. 3-13. BRACKET  BROKEN General   Information: Equipment   mountinq   brackets   on   the   frame   will   break   sometimes   due   to   vibrations   or c o l l i s i o n . Bolted   brackets   should   be   remounted removal   may   be   required   to   gain   access   to   other Limitations: o   None Personnel/Time   Required: o   2   soldiers o    1    hour Procedural   Steps: Option   1:   Weld. 1. If   a   bracket   is   broken   off   at   the   base,   but unaffected,   reweld   in   place. 2. Elongate   mounting   holes   to   compensate   for   m using   bolts   if   possible.   Their components. Materials/Tools: o   Welding   equipment o   Elastic   cords o    W i r e    o r    r o p e o   BII   tiedown   straps component   mounting   holes   are isalinement   of   attaching   items. 3-10

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