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TM 5-4320-305-24 2-48.  REPLACE/REPAIR AXLE, WHEELS, AND TIRES (Continued) INSPECTION: 1 Inspect tires for cuts, bruises, punctures, worn treads, imbedded stones, and severe abrasions.  Skive around cuts and imbedded stones with a sharp knife to remove all edges which could catch against sharp rocks and result in further  tearing.    Inspect  inside  of  tires  for  broken  cords  and  punctured  walls.    Replace  tires  which  are  damaged beyond repair. 2 Check  inner  tubes  by  filling  with  air  and  immersing  in  water  to  locate  any  leaks.    Check  tubes  for  cracks, brittleness, and signs of deterioration.  Replace defective tires or tubes. 3 Inspect wheels for cracks, distortion, burrs on bead rim, and other damage.  Remove all burrs with a file or fine stone.  Replace damaged wheels. WARNING Dry  cleaning  solvent  P-D-680  (safety  or  Stoddard's  Solvent)  is  potentially  dangerous.    Avoid repeated  and  prolonged  breathing  of  vapors  and  skin  contact  with  the  liquid.    Do  not  use  near open flame, arcing equipment, or other ignition source.  Always wear eye protection and protective clothing.  The flash point of P-D-680 is 100° to 138°F (38 ° to 59°C). 4 Place tapered roller bearings in a wire basket and agitate in a container of dry cleaning solvent.  Inspect bearings for wear and scoring. 5 Inspect axle for cracks, distortion or damaged threads, and for scored or damaged bearing surfaces.  Replace a damaged axle. REPAIR: 1 Remove rust or corrosion from wheels (2) with a wire brush or sandpaper. 2 Patch any small holes on tubes (4) and tires (3). INSTALLATION: 1 Position and support axle (12). 2 Install  U-bolts  (15),  shackles  (14),  and  nuts  (13). Tighten securely. 2-187

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