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NAVAIR 17-15-50.3
TM 38-301-3
T.O. 33-1-37-3
CGTO 33-1-37-3
MH-60A/UH-60L/MH-60L/MH-60K (U.S. ARMY ONLY) (Cont.)
TAIL ROTOR GEARBOX
6.  Important tail rotor gearbox wear modes are shown in Table A-4. Each wear mode is further discussed
below.
a.  Gear/bearing wear - Gearbox chip lights indication should be used as the primary indicator of gear and
bearing wear. Chips present in the gearbox should be evaluated per Table A-1. Trending of chip sizes/numbers
over a time interval should be accomplished when chips are identified (either through analysis at the oil analysis
laboratory or from chip lights) but do not meet the removal criteria in Table A-1. Lab personnel may require more
frequent sampling if their trending analysis indicates the remove criteria of Table A-1 may be exceeded before the
next regularly scheduled sampling is due. The gearbox should be drained and flushed (reference paragraph 7) as
needed to remove any particles that may cause further wear if allowed to remain inside the gearbox. Indications
of iron wear metal in spectrometric analysis samples without accompanying chip lights, ferrographic, or
microscopic indications shall be tracked but shall not be cause for recommendations for removal/replacement of
the gearbox.
NOTES:
1. Indicates that the element is not the primary constituent for this component.
2. Trace amounts of C (Carbon), Mn (Manganese), P (Phosphorus), S (Sulfur),
Ni (Nickel), Cr (Chromium), Mo (Molybdenum), Zn (Zinc), Sn (Tin), Pb (Lead),
and V (Vanadium) may also be detected.
Table A-4. Wear Modes and Diagnostic Methods
Wear Mode
Diagnostic Method
Criteria
Gear Wear.
Chip lights -or-
Table 1.
Chip size/count.
Ferrographic/microscopic.
Bearing Wear.
Chip lights -or-
Table 1.
Ferrographic/microscopic.
Chip size/count.
Housing Corrosion.
Spectrometric.
Magnesium PPM level.
Inboard Retention Plate/
Spectrometric -and-
Titanium and Aluminum
Output  Gear  Spline
Inboard retention plate nut
PPM levels.
Wear.
bolt torque check (per
Failure to stabilize torque
TM55-1520-237-23)
(per
TM55-1520-237-
23)
Split Cone Wear.
Spectrometric -and-
Copper and Aluminum
Inboard retention plate nut
PPM levels.
Bolt torque check (per
Failure to stabilize torque
TM55-1520-237-23)
(per TM55-1520-237-23
Pitch Control Shaft
Inspection (Phase, per
Bushing OD (per
Bushing Wear.
TM55-1520-237-PMS-2)
TM55-1520-237-PMS-2)

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