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TM   9-2320-356-BD Procedural   Steps: Option   1: Weld   using   Tubing   or   a   Sleeve. 1. Gain   access   to   the   drive   shaft   and   remove   both   broken   ends. 2. Use   heavy   steel   tubing   or   machine   a   sleeve   that   will   fit   the   broken   shaft. 3. Install   sleeve   or   tube   on   shaft. Ensure   that   the   proper   length   is   maintained. 4. Weld   ends   of   sleeve   to   shaft. 5. Install      blower   drive   shaft. 6. Record   the   BDAR   action   taken. When   the   mission   is   completed,   as   soon   as practicable, repair   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. Option   2: Weld   Without   a   Sleeve. NOTE Try   to   determine   the   1ength   of   the   shaft   before turning   it   on   a   1athe. 1. Record   the   length   of   the   shaft. Use   a   1athe   to   square   off   and   chamfer   each half   of   the   broken   shaft. 2. If   the   shaft   is   damaged   but   not   broken,    cut   through   the   damaged   area   and perform   step   1. 3. Center   and   dri11   each   half   with   the   proper   size   dri11   to   tap   each   half   the   same s i ze,    approximately   1/4   to   3/8   inch   i   n   d   i   ameter. 4. Tap   each   side   approximately   1   inch   deep. 5. Cut   off   a   bolt   with   the   same   thread   size   as   the   shaft   halves   and   that   matches the   proper   tapped   length. 6. Screw   the   two   halves   together   as   close   to   the   overall   length   of   a   new   shaft. Check   by   inserting   the   shaft   in   the   blower   housing. 5-11

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