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TM 10-3930-623-12
more than the other. Install pins and lock screws, and
6-33. DELETED
free mast from tie-down arrangement.
3. If one plunger yoke extends more than the other
one, so that tilting to either extreme of travel would twist
the uprights, loosen clamp bolt on one plunger yoke and
screw yoke in or out on shaft threads as necessary to
equalize the extension of both shafts.
CAUTION
Pad jaws of wrench used to hold
plunger shaft so plated surface will
6-34. SPOTLIGHT.
not be damaged.
6-35.  REMOVAL.  Disconnect electrical cables from
spotlight.
Remove two nuts, bolts and washers
6-28. LIFT CHAINS.
attaching spotlight to left side of uprights.  Remove
6-29.  REMOVAL.  Lower carriage onto supporting
spotlight.
blocks  to  relieve  the  weight  on  the  chains
With upright carriage and fork
6-36. INSTALLATION. Mount spotlight in position on
assembly  completely  bottomed,  release  chains  at
bracket welded to upright and fasten in place with two
hydraulic hoist cylinder by removing two adjusting
bolts, washers and nuts. Reconnect electrical wiring.
screws and four nuts.  Unhook chains at lift carriage
assembly and pull free of unit.
6-37. THRU 6-42 DELETED
6-30.  INSTALLATION.  Feed chains over rollers of
crosshead assembly, and hook in position in carriage
assembly. Install adjusting screws through chain ends
into hydraulic hoist assembly and install four nuts.
Relubricate chain (see LO 10-3930-623-12).
Adjust chains as follows:
1. Lower carriage until hoist cylinder bottoms.
2. Adjust chain  adjusting  nuts  until  slack
is
6-43. CONTROL VALVE.
removed from both chains and chains are taut.
6-44. REMOVAL.
3. Be certain load is shared equally by both chains.
1. Disconnect and tag each hose to the control
6-31. DELETED
valve (see figure 6-2). Cap or plug hoses to keep out
dirt.
6-32. DELETED
2. Remove three nuts, lock washers and through
bolts which attach valve to mounting bracket.
3. Raise valve and return line high enough to
permit turning valve, and unscrew it from return line pipe
to remove valve from truck.
4. If returning valve for exchange, strip valve of al
fittings and save them for reuse on installation of new
valve.
6-5

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