Section III. INSPECTION AND SERVICING

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Remove all easily accessible parts and scatter them

g. Demolition by Submersion. Totally submerge

through dense foliage, bury in dirt or sand, or throw in a

hydraulic jack in a body of water to provide concealment

lake, stream, or other body of water.

and water damage.

f. Demolition by Burning. Pack rags, clothing, or

NOTE

other flammable material saturated with, hydraulic fluid

A body of salt water will do

or other flammable liquids around pump assembly and

greater damage to metal parts

ignite.

than submersion in fresh water.

Section II. INSTALLATION

(Not applicable)

Section III. INSPECTION AND SERVICING

3-10. Inspection Requirements.

3-11. Servicing.

Refer to table 2-1 and paragraphs 3-4 and 37a for

inspection criteria applicable to the hydraulic jack upon

Refer to paragraph 3-6 for servicing criteria.

placing it in service or storage. Additional inspection

criteria pertinent to disassembly of components will be

found in the applicable disassembly instructions.

Section IV. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE .

3-12. Preventive Maintenance.

3-14. Lubrication.

Preventive maintenance at the organizational

Refer to paragraphs 3-6 b and 3-6 c for lubrication

level shall be accomplished in accordance with table 3-

instruction applicable to the hydraulic jack.

3-13. Cleaning.

Refer to paragraph 3-6a for cleaning instructions

applicable to the hydraulic jack.

Table 3-1. Organizational Preventive Maintenance

MONTHLY

Perform operator's daily preventive maintenance services.

Inspect casters and caster arm assemblies for dirt and corrosion and check for proper operation.

Lubricate hydraulic jack.

SEMIANNUAL

Perform monthly organizational preventive maintenance services.

Flush and refill reservoir.

Paint hydraulic jack.

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