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TM  9-2320-356-BD 7. After   the   proper   length   has   been   determined   unscrew   the   two   halves.   Find   and insert   a   spacer   (e.g.,    washer   or   nut)   that   will   allow   the   two   shafts   to   be   screwed together   tight   for   proper   length. 8. Screw   both   halves   together   tight. 9. Chuck   the   newly   made   shaft   into   a   lathe. 10.   Put   a   rotating   center   into   the   tailstock   of   the   lathe.   Adjust   the   tailstock   to aline   the   shaft. 11.   Turn   the   lathe   by   hand   and   check   the   shaft   for   straightness.   Tap   with   a   light hammer   if   necessary. CAUTION Tack   the   two   halves   together   at   four   different points   to   help   keep   the   shaft   true.   Excess   heat can   cause   warpage   and   damage   to   the   shaft. 12.   Weld   the   shaft   together   while   the   shaft   is   still   locked   in   the   lathe.   Rotate and   check   the   shaft   after   every   tack   and   every   weld. 13.   Bathe   the   shaft   in   clean   SAE   30   motor   oil   to   cool. 14.   Install   blower   drive   shaft. 15.   Record   the   BDAR   action   taken. When   the   mission   is   completed,   as   soon   as practicable, repair   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. 5-1o. AIR CLEANER CLOGGED General    Information: The   air   cleaner   is   essential   for   keeping   dirt   and   dust   from   getting   into   the engine. Under   heavy   dust   conditions   the   filter   can   become   clogged   and   restrict   the air   flow. Lack   of   air   will   result   in   incomplete   fuel   combustion,   resulting   in reduced   power   and   excessive   exhaust   smoke. Dirt   should   be   blown   out   of   the   filter with   compressed   air   directed   from   the   inside   of   the   filter   element. T h e     f i l t er element   may   be   tapped   to   dislodge   dirt. Limitations: o   None Personnel/Time   Required: Materials/Tools: o   1   soldier o   15   minutes o   Rubber   hose (Part   of   B11) 5-12

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