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TM 10-3930-630-12
Section II. MOVEMENT TO A NEW WORKSITE
4-4. Reinstallation after Movement If forks were removed to
4-3. Dismantling for Movement
transport the lift truck, refer to figure 4-1 and install the forks
The only components that may require dismantling for
on the carriage.
movement are the forks. If necessary to conserve space when
transporting the lift truck by means of another carrier, refer to
figure 4-1 and remove the forks.
Section III. REPAIR PARTS, SPECIAL TOOLS
AND EQUIPMENT
4-7. Maintenance Repair Parts
4-5. Tools and Equipment
Repair parts and equipment are listed and illustrated in the
Tools, equipment, and repair parts, with or authorized for the
repair parts and special tools list (TM 10-39304630-20P, to be
fork lift truck, are listed in the basic issue items list and items
published), for the fork lift truck.
troop installed or authorized, appendix C.
46. Special Tools and Equipment
No special tools or equipment are required to perform
organizational maintenance on the fork lift truck.
Section IV. LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS
b.
4-8. General
Refer to paragraph 4-90 and service the master
cylinder.
4-11. Drive Axle
These paragraphs contain lubrication instructions
a.
which are supplemental to and not specifically covered in the
The drive axle requires addition of lubricant and
lubrication order.
draining and filling at regular intervals.
b.
The axle breather requires service at regular
intervals.
4-9. Hydraulic Filter and Reservoir
c.
To drain axle differential, remove drain plug at
a.
bottom of housing.  Fill axle differential through level plug
Replacement of the filter is required at specified
located on cover side of the housing.
intervals.
b.
d.
A hydraulic filter element indicator (fig. 3-5) is
Refer to paragraph 4-95 to service axle and
located at the right side of the instrument panel The indicating
breather.
line (fig. 3-5) should be in line with the green band.  This
indicates filter element is operating properly. If indicating line is
4-12. Transmission
in  line  with  the  yellow  band,  element  is  becoming
a.
contaminated and should be changed at earliest convenience.
The transmission requires service at regular
When white indicating line reaches any portion of the red
intervals. A daily check of the oil level is required.
b.
band, change element immediately.
To  drain  transmission,  place  a  suitable
c.
container under the drain plug, remove drain plug and drain
Refer to paragraph 4-43 and service the
transmission.
hydraulic filter.
d.
c.  A filter screen is mounted in the transmission
The hydraulic reservoir and breathers must be
serviced at regular intervals.
sump.
The screen should be serviced every time the
e.
transmission oil is change
Refer to paragraph 4-44 and service the
d. Refer to paragraph 4-101 to service transmission
reservoir and breather.
f
and screen.
To drain reservoir, place a suitable container
under reservoir. Remove drain plug and drain reservoir.
g.
Install drain plug and fill reservoir through level
4-13. Engine Oil Filter
gage hole.
a. The engine oil filter must be changed at regular
intervals; the filter is replaceable and requires no servicing.
4-10. Brake Master Cylinder
b. Refer to paragraph 4-80 and replace the engine oil
a.
filter when necessary.
The brake system must be checked and
serviced at regular intervals.
4-4

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