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TB 9-2300-247-40
All frames used in 3/4-ton, 1-1/4-ton to 2-1/2-ton series
NOTE
vehicles are fabricated of medium or low carbon steel.
For illustrations of specific vehicle
The various steel framing members are frequently joined
frames, refer to the maintenance
together by welding during initial vehicle production.
manual for the vehicle frame
Future repairs to these frames by welding is permitted if
proposed for repair.
the procedures specified in this manual are strictly and
carefully followed.
6.
3/4 to 1-1/4 Ton Series Vehicle Frames.
SECTION III. GENERAL INSPECTION OF VEHICLE FRAMES
as bare or shiny spots, or other indications
7.
Riveted Frame Connections. Perform the
of movement between rivet and framing
following inspection of rivet-assembled vehicle framing
member. If movement is indicated, rivet
members:
and connection are loose. Repair all loose
connections.
a.
Using a .001 inch thick feeler gage, check
for space between rivet head and the
8.
Bolted Frame Connections.
Perform the
riveted frame members Penetration of the
feeler gage between the rivet head and the
following inspection of frame bolted connections:
riveted member is reason to suspect that
the riveted connection and/or rivet should
a.
Check bolts and nuts for tightness and
be replaced.
proper mating with frame surfaces.
b.
Thoroughly clean rivet and riveted
b.
Check the torque of all bolts not scheduled
connection of all dirt, grease and oil. Using
to be removed in accordance with appendix
an oil can, apply lubricating oil around the
E of the appropriate vehicle TM.
suspect rivet and riveted connection. Allow
approximately 10 to 20 seconds for the oil
9.
Welded Frame Connections.
Perform the
to penetrate. Wipe rivet and riveted
following inspection of frame welded connections:
connection free of oil. Tap rivet with an
Where welds are found on the vehicle,
eight pound hammer. Any indication of oil
check welds for integrity, deterioration
around the rivet indicates a loose rivet.
and flaking.
Replace all loose rivets. Check all riveted
connections for signs of movement, such
SECTION IV. CRITERIA FOR FRAME REPAIR
extent of repair required, including all operations
10.
Frame Deficiencies. Frame deficiencies will
incidental to the repair, and those costs, combined with
only be considered for repair under the following
all other costs required to provide a completely
conditions: Costs. Total estimated cost of any proposed
serviceable frame. If there is any doubt that the frame is
frame repair, including the frame deficiency and all other
non-repairable, the final decision will be made by the
miscellaneous repairs fall within the maximum repair
local Logistics Assistance Representative (LAR).
expenditure limits specified in TB 43-0001. Frame
damage will be carefully evaluated to determine the
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