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TM 10-3930-623-34
3. Remove driven and drive gearshafts (13 and
14), four bushings (11) and two pins (12).
4. Remove two back-up rings (8) and packings (6,
7 and 9).
5. Remove two pins (10) from pump housing (35)
and drive screw (34) and identification plate (33) only if
replacement is necessary.
6. Remove plug (17), packing (18), and steering
gear priority valve parts (19, 20 and 21).
7. Remove plug (24), packing (25) and pressure
relief valve parts (26 through 32).
4-38. HYDRAULIC TANK.
4-39.  REMOVAL.  The tank must be removed from
below the truck, therefore spot the truck over a pit or
raise it on a hoist. Since there will be no hydraulic fluid
to lubricate the pump, tag the ignition switch with a note
that the engine is not to be started. Remove the tank as
follows:
1. Lower carriage fully and tilt and tie uprights
back.
2. Remove hydraulic fluid from tank.
Either
remove plug (42, figure 4-2) from bottom of tank and
drain fluid into large container, or use a suction transfer
pump, with pickup hose inserted to bottom of tank
through fill opening.
3. Disconnect  suction  and  return  line  hoses
Figure 4-8. DELETED
nearest tank (see figure 4-2).  Remove four attaching
nuts, lock washers and flat washers, take tank from
4-44. CHASSIS MOUNTED ELECTRICAL UNITS.
mounting studs on frame and remove tank from
4-45. REMOVAL. All chassis mounted electrical units
underside of truck.
are shown in figure 4-9 and identified in the key to the
illustration.
Remove any unit using the following
procedure:
4-40. DISASSEMBLY.
1. Remove screws (45, figure 4-2), washers (46)
1. Disconnect
either
battery
cable
and take filter flange (44) and gasket (47) from tank.
(3 or 4, figure 4-9) at battery before starting to remove
Unscrew filter element (48) from flange, and lift out tube
unit.
(49).
2. Remove any sheet metal restricting access to
2. Remove combination fill cap dipstick (40).
the unit to be removed.
3. Disconnect wiring at nearest point to unit to be
4-41. DELETED
removed. Both the stop and taillight (17) and the spot
light (32) have attached wiring harnesses which must be
4-42. DELETED
detached from the chassis. All wiring connections have
either eyelet terminals or push type connectors.
4-43. DELETED
4. Remove attaching parts and lift from truck.
4-10

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