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CHAPTER 2 UNIT MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS - TM-55-8115-203-23P_14
Figure 2-1 Lubrication Points

TM-55-8115-203-23P Container General Cargo: MILVAN Container W/Mechanical Load Bracing System; MILVAN Manual
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TM 55-8115-203-23 & P unacceptable.  Containers with damaged corner posts, rails or corner fittings should be referred to direct support maintenance for repair. f. Corrosion.  Reject the container for use if a light blow from a welders hammer would be sufficient to puncture any rail, post, or corrugation on the container.  This would indicate severe rust or corrosion conditions. g. Paint.  Inspect painted surfaces for deterioration from damage and extreme exposure.  All metal surfaces must be covered with paint to protect against corrosion.  If paint covers metal and is protecting against corrosion, do not repaint.  Paint will be applied only to protect against rust or corrosion, not to improve the appearance of the container. h. Liner.  Inspect the interior plywood liners for punctures, splits, and proper fit and alignment.  Inspect to see that cargo space is clean and in good condition to prevent damage to loaded materials.  Repair damaged plywood liner in accordance with paragraph 2-9. i. Floor.  Inspect floor to make sure it is tight and free of holes.  Inspect the floorboards for warping, looseness, or any damaged condition. j. Overall   dimensions.      If   the   overall   shape   of   the   cargo   container   appears   distorted,   check   the   container dimensions.    The  overall  dimensions  and  the  variation  of  diagonal  distances  between  opposite  corner  fittings must be within the tolerances stated in paragraph 1-9. 2-2.  General Cleaning and Decontamination. a. Wash the exterior of the container with any suitable detergent.  Thoroughly rinse with fresh water and allow to air dry. NOTE Each deck stored container must be washed by using organization after each ocean voyage to retard deterioration. b. For decontamination, procedures required by TM 743-200 shall apply. SECTION II.  LUBRICATION, PAINTING, UNDERCOATING & GENERAL TEST PROCEDURES 2-3.  Detailed Lubrication Information. a. General.  Keep all lubricants in closed containers and store in a clean, dry place away from external heat.  Allow no dust, dirt, or other foreign materials to mix with the lubricants.  Keep all lubrication equipment clean and ready for use. b. Cleaning.  Keep all external parts not requiring lubrication clean of lubricants.  Before lubricating the equipment, wipe all lubrication points free  2-2 2-2







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