BALLISTICS DRIVE REMOVAL (CONT) - TM-9-1220-220-340068

TM 9-1220-220-34

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BALLISTICS DRIVE REMOVAL (CONT)

FRAME 7

Step

Procedure

WARNING

The ballistics drive is heavy and hard to handle. Use care when removing capscrew. Do not

drop the ballistics drive because it might hurt someone or cause damage to equipment.

Using 5/16" hexagon stud socket, 6" extension, universal joint and ratchet, loosen - DO

NOT REMOVE - four capscrews (1) holding right support (2) to turret mounting pads.

Repairman A and C; hold ballistic drive (3). Repairman B: using 5/16" hexagon stud

socket, 6" extension, universal joint, and ratchet, remove four capscrews (4) and

lockwashers (5) holding left support (6) to turret mounting pads.

Repairman A and C: hold ballistic drive (3). Repairman B: using 5/16" hexagon stud

socket, 6" extension, universal joint, and ratchet, remove four capscrews (1) and four

lockwashers (7) holding right support (2) to turret mounting pads.

Using care when removing left and right sup- port assemblies. Slide assemblies simulta-

neously straight down to prevent damage to locator pins (8 and 9).

Repairman A and C: slowly slide ballistics drive (3) straight down to remove from turret

mounting pads.

Repairman A and C inside vehicle: carefully hand ballistics drive through loaders hatch

to repairman B outside the turret.

END OF TASK

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