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Protective Action, Repack and Mark Containers - Cont'd.
4)
For hoseline in flaking boxes, pack into the original flaking box. The procedure is outlined in
TM 5-343. Be sure to bend the hose carefully to utilize the full width of the box for ease in repacking. A flaking
box packing tool may be available for use. Mark flaking box indicating date hose was repacked.
c.
Valves and Fittings.
1)
Clean and inspect the exterior of all items, noting any damage. Touch up paint if necessary.
Any bare metal (valve stem, etc.) should be coated with a proper preservative. Any scheduled lubrication
should be done at this time.
2)
Repack items into their original containers, using blocks, etc. to brace the items to prevent
movement and damage during shipment. Make sure repacking procedure will keep valves and fittings free of
dirt.
3)
Mark the container to indicate any damaged or missing items and the date of repacking.
This information should be written on a piece of paper and attached inside the container in a waterproof
envelope where it can be found easily when the container is opened.
d.
Pumps, Filter-Separators, and Meter-Strainer Assemblies.
1)
Do the storage procedures in accordance with the technical manual overpacked with
equipment.
2)
Mark containers with any missing or damaged items and date of repack. This information
should be written on a piece of paper and attached inside the container in a waterproof envelope where it can
be found easily when the container is reopened.
e.
Aluminum Pipe Sections.
1)
Inspect, noting any damage. Touch up paint if necessary. Repack sections into unitizing
frame.
2)
Inspect coupling clamps, noting and tagging damaged units. Touch up paint if necessary.
Repack into original container. Mark container to indicate missing or damaged items and date of repack. This
information should be written on a piece of paper and attached inside the container in a waterproof envelope
where it can be found easily when the container is opened.
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