TM 5-3800-205-10-2
EXTERNAL AIR TRANSPORT BY CH-47 HELICOPTER - CONTINUED
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MACHINE DISASSEMBLY AND SECTIONALIZATION - CONTINUED
2.
Consult Table 2, External Air Transport by CH-47--Tractor Component Removal Table, to determine disassembly
required, in order to meet the weight requirements as determined in Table 1. Do not disassemble tractor more than
required.
Table 2. External Air Transport by CH-47--Tractor Component Removal Table.
COMPONENT
COMPONENT
WEIGHT
TOTAL WEIGHT
Tractor
17,292 lb
Components Added to Tractor
Front and Rear Stability Skids
79
17,371 lb
Auxiliary Fuel Tank and Lines
49 lb
17,420 lb
Frame Locking Blocks
11 lb
17,431 lb
Steering Locks
32 lb
17,463 lb
2 lb
17,465 lb
Components Removed from Tractor
ROPS/FOPS
447 lb
17,018 lb
Wiper Arm Assembly
3 lb
17,015 lb
Windshield Assembly
31 lb
16,984 lb
26 lb
16,958 lb
Guard Plates (3)
169 lb
16,789 lb
Engine Grille
37 lb
16,752 lb
Handrail and Mirror
18 lb
16,734 lb
Fenders
107 lb
16,627 lb
NOTE
To facilitate machine disassembly and sectionalization, it is crucial that machine be positioned on level
ground, with tractor and water distributor aligned and steering centered.
If possible, position machine in direction of helicopter's takeoff, so that pilot does not have to pick up
load, then turn aircraft into takeoff direction.
When hydraulic hose quick-disconnects need to be disconnected, operate control levers through all
positions (WP 0004 00) to relieve any trapped hydraulic pressure in hoses. This will facilitate discon-
nection of hoses.
3.
Position machine on level ground, with tractor and water distributor aligned and steering wheel centered. Place trans-
mission in N (Neutral) and lock, apply parking brake, and lower tank to the ground. Shut down engine. Block tractor and
water distributor wheels.
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