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TM 5-4320-306-24 3-6.  REPLACE ENGINE ASSEMBLY (Continued) INSTALLATION: WARNING Death  or  serious  injury  could  occur  if  unauthorized  or  unnecessary  personnel are in the hoisting area.  Permit only personnel actually engaged in the hoisting operation  to  be  near  the  unit  and  hoisting  equipment.    All  instructions  for  the hoisting operations must come from one authorized person. Injury   to   personnel   or   damage   to   equipment   could   occur   from   improper hoisting.      Hoist   the   load   slowly   to   avoid   tearing   out   lifting   bail   assembly, slipping slings, or load shift.  Do not jerk the load or swing it from side-to-side when  hoisting.    This  places  additional  stress  on  hoisting  components  which can  cause  failure  and  loss  of  load.    Be  sure  hoisting  equipment  is  on  solid footing and is suitable for the size of the load.  Watch boom angle and overhead clearance when hoisting. 1. Position a suitable lifting device (1) equipped with a spreader bar and sling over flywheel end of new engine assembly (2). 2. Place sling under crankcase at flywheel end of engine assembly. 3. Put tension on sling and position spreader bar so that sling hangs vertically and does not crush components mounted on engine.  Make sure engine is properly supported. 4. Only lift the engine high enough to install front engine supports (14) on the engine crankcase. 5. Using screws (19), secure front engine supports (14) to the engine crankcase. 6. Position another suitable lifting device (1) equipped with a spreader bar and sling over blower end of engine assembly (2). 7. Place sling under crankcase at blower end of engine assembly. 8. Put tension on sling and position spreader bar so that sling hangs vertically and does not crush components mounted on engine.  Make sure engine is properly supported. 9. Only lift the engine high enough to install engine support (3) on the engine front cover. 10.  Using screws (11), lockwashers (12), and washers (13), secure engine support (3) to the front cover. 3-23

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