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(5) Torque cap head screws (4) to 24 - 26 ft. lbs. TM  5-4320-228-13&P Figure   4-7   Pump   alignment. 4-6.3. Coupling. The rotational force of the engine is transferred to the centri- fugal pump through a flexible coupling which joins the engine flywheel and the pump shaft. The coupling consists of a driving half which is keyed to the pump shaft,   and a resilient spider through which the tor- que  is  transferred. The resilience of the spider permits a free trans- fer of torque even though slight misalignment may exist between the driving parts. a. Removal. (1) Remove centrifugal pump as per 4-6.2. (2)  Refer  to  figure  4-8.  Remove  spider  (1).  Remove  cap head screws (2),   then remove drive half of coupling (3). Remove key (4), set screws (5), then remove driven half of coupling (6). Figure 4-8. Flexible coupling, removal and installation. 4-15

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