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TM  9-2320-356-BD 3.   Place   the   lower   end   of   the   poles   in   the   ground,   10   to   12   inches   deep,   to prevent   them   from   sliding   when   the   power   is   applied. 4. Lay   the   upper   end   of   the   A-frame   against   the   front   of   the   vehicle   and   attach the   chain   to   the   bumper. 5. Secure   the   end   of   the   winch   cable   to   the   apex   of   the   A-frame   and   wind   in winch. This   will   lift   and   pull   the   truck   forward. 6. Fill   the   ditch   with   rocks,   dirt,   or   other   material   so   that   the   vehicle   can   be driven   in   either   direction. 7. If   damage   is   sustained   during   recovery,    repair   vehicle   using   BDAR   or   standard procedures   as   necessary. 4-6. VEHICLE  OFF  ROAD  DUE  TO  MUD  AND/OR  SNOW General    Information: Vehicles   with   a   winch   can   usually   recover   themselves   if   an   anchor   can   be   found   or made. Vehicles   with   dual   wheels   can   use   the   winching   procedure   in   paragraph   4-4. A   vehicle   without   a   winch   can   be   recovered   with   the   help   of   another   vehicle.   If   no other   vehicle   is   available,   the   following   procedure   will   help   to   recover   light-duty vehicles. Limitations: o   None Personnel/Time: o   2   soldiers o   30   minutes   -   6   hours Procedural    Steps: Materials/Tools: o   Rope o   Wooden   pickets   (minimum   5 feet   long   and   3   inches t h i c k) o   Tow   chain WARNING All   personnel   not   involved   in   the   recovery operation   shall   be   no   closer   to   the   vehicles than   the   longest   cable   used.   Death   or   serious injury   can   result   if   the   cable   breaks. Single-axle   vehicles   w/o   winch 1. Find   a   natural   anchor   such   as   a   tree   or   a   large   embedded   rock   within   reach   of the   tow   chain   or   rope. If   no   trees   are   readily   available,   use   a   piece   of timber   that   is   buried   at   least   3   feet   in   the   ground. 2.   Use   block   and   tackle   or   a   come-along   to   winch   vehicle   onto   the   road. 3. If   damage   is   sustained   during   recovery,   repair   vehicle   using   BDAR   or   standard procedures   as   necessary. 4-4

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