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TM 5-3825-220-13&P
6-3.17 Nitrogen Cylinders
a.
The description of the N2 cylinders is in para. 2-4.13 and TM 07661B-14/1 (U.S. Marine Corps) manual in
Appendix A.
b.
Preventative maintenance is:
"W"
1. Check routinely for full charge. If not fully charged, send to maintenance support organization for charging or
disposition after replacing with a fully charged cylinder.
"W"
2. Clean and lightly lubricate the valve assembly.
6-3.18 Fire Fighting clothing
a.
A description of the fire fighting clothing is in para. 2-4.13 and an illustration is in the Parts List, Chapter 8.
b.
Preventative maintenance is:
"W"
1. Check routinely that clothing is stored in a clean and neat, usable condition and not damaged. Check that the
full allotment is there. If short of stock or damaged, order replacements.
"M"
2. Check storage facility to assure that clothing will not be damaged by weather or dirt.
6-3.19 General
a.
Roadways and drainage.
"V"
1. Check and repair any roadway washout or damage.
"V"
2. Unplug or reform any drainage swales or ditches that are not functioning
properly.
b.
Safety signs:
"D"
1. Check that all safety signs are in place as intended.
"M"
2. Inspect and touch up or repaint signs as necessary.
c.
Corrosion and painting:
"M"
1. Generally clean up all corroded surfaces routinely before pitting and metal loss occurs. Monthly inspection
and action is recommended.
"V"
2. Spot paint or repaint all metal surfaces that are not anodized, and not rotating or sliding surfaces subject to
lubrication. Touch up scratches. The painting specification is in para. 3-32.
"D"
d. Miscellaneous problems. Check with TPT operators daily and review logbook to note any maintenance
related problems. Initiate action.
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