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TM 10-3930-630-12
4-14. Engine Crankcase
a.
c.
The oil level in the engine crankcase should be
To drain engine crankcase, place a suitable
inspected daily.  Add oil as necessary to maintain proper
container below engine and remove drain plug at left side of
operating level
oil pan. Install drain plug and fill crankcase to proper level
through filler cap hole.
b.
d
A breather, mounted in the filler cap, should be
Refer to paragraph 4-80 to service the engine
cleaned periodically.
crankcase.
Section V. ORGANIZATIONAL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
CHECKS AND SERVICES
4-15. General
4-16.
Organizational Preventive Maintenance
Services
To insure that the fork lift truck is ready for operation
a.
at all times, it must be inspected systematically so that
This paragraph contains a tabular listing of
defects may be discovered and corrected before they result in
preventive maintenance services which must be performed by
serious damage or failure.
The necessary preventive
organizational  maintenance  personnel  at  the  indicated
maintenance checks and services to be performed by the
intervals.
b
operator  are  listed  and  described  in  paragraph  3-4.
Table 4-3 lists preventive maintenance services
Organizational maintenance checks and services are listed
in item numbers listed consecutively and indicates the
and described in paragraph 4-16. The item numbers indicate
sequence of minimum requirements. The intervals are listed
the sequence of minimum inspection requirements.
All
under  services  to  be  performed  by  organizational
deficiencies and shortcomings will be recorded, together with
maintenance personnel Columns indicate the interval and
the corrective action taken, in accordance with TM 38-750.
sequence number, the item to be inspected, the procedure,
and the paragraph reference in this manual where the
procedure is described. When operational checks are to be
made, an operator must be seated on seat.
Table 4-3. Organizational Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services
Q--Quarterly
Total man-hours required: 3.0
Sequence No.
Item to be inspected
Work
. procedure
Time
(M/H)
1
OVERHEAD GUARD
0.1
Check for cracked welds and other damage (para 4-22)
OPERATOR'S SEAT
0.1
Check for secure mounting; damage to cushions and adjustment operation (para 4-29
3
BODY, PANELS AND COWLS
0.1
Check for dents, cracks and secure mounting.(para 4- 24).
4
INSTRUMENT PANEL
Check for cracked and damaged instrument Inspect electrical and tubing connections and tighten if
necessary
5
MAST ASSEMBLY
0.2
Check for smooth operation Adjust bed if necessary. Check operation of carriage Inspect for
cracked or damage welds. (para 4-40).
6
HYDRAULIC LINES AND FITTINGS
0.1
Inspect lines for leaks, deterioration, secure connection and any evidence of damage (para 4-34).
7
LIFT CHAINS
0.1
Check chains for smooth operation. Inspect chain mounting. Check cir head bearings for good condition.
Lubricate chain if necessary (para 4-.3
8
LIFT CYLINDERS
0.1
Operate lift mechanism and observe cylinder operation (4-38)
9
TILT CYLINDERS
02
Operate tilt mechanism and observe cylinder operation. Check tilt Iimits if necessary. Check tilt cylinder.
mounting and hoses (para 43).
10
HYDRAULIC RESERVOIR
0.1
Check breather for contamination Inspect reservoir for leaks and damage (para 4.44).
11
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
02
Check all wiring and harness for a secure connections. Check wire for fraying and other damage (para
4-5

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