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TM  9-2320-356-BD Personnel/Time    Required: Materials/Tools: o   1   soldier o   Vise   grips o   1-30   minutes o   Channel   locks Other   Options: o   If   the   shift   lever   is   hollow,   insert   a   screwdriver   into   the   remaining   section   to allow   shifting. Procedural    Steps: 1. Remove   shifting   gate   to   gain   access   to   the   shift   linkage   shaft. 2. Clamp   vise   grips   onto   the   remaining   portion   of   the   shift   lever. 3. Move   shift   lever   to   determine   range   of   movement. 4. Adjust   to   allow   reverse   and   one   forward   gear   as   a   minimum. 5. Record   the   BDAR   action   taken.   When  the  mission  is  completed,  as  soon  as practicable,   repair   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. 3-19. PUSH/PULL ROD DAMAGED General    Information: Mechanical   linkage   rods   can   bend   or   break   from   explosive   shock,   impact,   or   binding components. Rods   can   be   repaired   to   regain   use   of   the   system.   The   cause   of   binding must   be   determined   and   corrected. Rods   or   shafts   that   are   bent   can   be   straightened by   placing   the   rod/shaft   on   a   hard,    flat   surface   and   hitting   it   with   a   hammer. Broken   rods/shafts   can   be   splinted   using   scrap   metal. Limitations: o   Possible   degraded   mobility 3-13

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