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TM 55-1520-238-S
center the tail wheel, and chock main land-
f. Tow Helicopter to Position One.
ing gear wheels with lumber or plywood
blocks.
CAUTION
l. Check
and
Adjust
Helicopter
Height. Measure heights of left and right
forward fuselage tiedown fitting centerlines
During the following procedures,
(main landing gear cross tube) from the air-
helicopter underbelly and overhead
craft cargo floor. A height of 29 inches is
clearances will be continuously
required at each fitting. If necessary, kneel
checked to prevent damage to heli-
main landing gear shock struts to obtain
copter or cargo aircraft. Where nec-
required height. Close shutoff valves.
essary, helicopter height will be ad-
justed by kneeling or raising and by
m. Disconnect Hydraulic Cart. Paragraph
using shoring under tail wheel.
To prevent excessive stress on heli-
NOTE
copter landing gear and C141B car-
go winch, do not apply brakes dur-
Shutoff valve will remain connected to
ing
kneeling
and
erecting
shock struts for use when unloading.
operations.
n. Lock Tail Wheel. Remove tail wheel lock
Release helicopter brakes. Have loadmas-
safety pin. Lift swivel lock lever to engage
ter operate cargo aircraft winch and careful-
the tail wheel swivel lock (fig. 214). Push
ly tow helicopter up loading ramps until
wheel sideways to check lock engagement.
main landing gear wheels are 61/2 feet aft
A locked tail wheel will not swivel.
of the main ramp hinge (position one, fig.
o. Remove Tail Wheel Steering Bar and
Winching Yoke. With tail wheel cen-
tered, loosen yoke studs from tail wheel
NOTE
axle and remove the yoke (fig. 214). Re-
Hydraulic cart will be rolled along with the
move steering bar from yoke tube.
main landing gear as helicopter is loaded
into the cargo aircraft.
p. Disconnect Cargo Aircraft Winch Cable
from Helicopter. Unhook forward winch-
g. Perform  Kneeling
Operation. Para-
ing adapter cable from helicopter main
landing gear arms (fig. 215). Uncouple
adapter cable towing eye from aircraft
h. Tow Helicopter to Position Two. Tow
winch cable.
helicopter forward, while kneeling or erect-
228.10 Load Six Main Rotor Blades. Position
ing helicopter (paragraph 85 or 86)
where required for overhead and ramp
three main rotor blade rack sets holding two blades each
hinge clearance. Stop towing when main
(fig. 22), on cargo floor under helicopter number one
landing gear wheels are four feet forward of
fuselage (fig. FO2).
main ramp hinge (position two, fig. 229).
228.11 Load One Hellfire Launcher. Position one
packed Hellfire launcher container on cargo floor, aft of
NOTE
the left outboard main rotor blade racks (fig. FO2).
Tail wheel will be at base line of ramp shor-
228.12 Load One 2.75 Inch Rocket Launcher. Posi-
ing when helicopter is at Position two.
tion one packed 2.75 inch rocket launcher on top of Hell-
i. Reposition One Auxiliary Ramp for Tail
fire launcher.
Wheel. Reposition left or right auxiliary
228.13 Load one M230 Gun Turret. Position one
ramp and shoring to center of loading ramp.
packed gun turret container on cargo floor under heli-
copter number one tail rotor (fig. FO2).
j. Tow Helicopter to Position Three. Tow
helicopter forward until tail wheel is at base
228.14 Load Second Helicopter TailIn.
of the center auxiliary ramp (position three,
a. Unlock Tail Wheel Swivel. Paragraph
k. Tow Helicopter into Cargo Compart-
b. Install Tail Wheel Winching Yoke. Para-
ment. Guide tail wheel over the center
graph 228.9b. Do not install steering bar at
auxiliary ramp and carefully tow helicopter
this time.
to its tiedown location (fig. FO2). When
helicopter is properly located, set brakes,
c. Connect and Checkout Hydraulic Cart.
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