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TM 9-2320-356-BD
Option 3:
Weld and Splint.
1.
Measure rod length.
2.
Cut off both end portions of the damaged rod.
3.
Cut a piece of tubular stock that will make the length the same as the original
when the end portions are added to it.
4.
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Weld the end portions.
5.
Record the BDAR action taken.
When the mission is completed, as soon as
practicable, repair using standard maintenance procedures.
3-20. PULLEY DAMAGED
General Information:
When cable pulleys are damaged, a replacement may be cannibalized from another
vehicle or the damaged pulley may be welded or wedged into position.
A spacer,
bolt, and two flat washers can be used as an improvised pulley to guide the cable.
3-21.
MECHANICAL CABLE BROKEN
General Information:
Cables may break, causing a system to become inoperative. Cables may be repaired
by splicing.
When replacement cable is not available, prepare cable for splicing
as follows.
Limitations:
o Range of movement may be limited
Personnel/Time Required:
o 1 soldier
o 1-2 hours
Other Options:
Materials/Tools:
o New or reclaimed cable
o Cable clamp or metal
sleeves and installation
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o V i se
o V i s e - g r i ps
o Damaged cable may be replaced with braided wire, commo wire (5 to 7 strands), or
rope where the cable function will permit.
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