TM 55-1930-209-14&P-14 Table C-1.  Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for Anchor, Mooring, & Towing Equipment B-Before D-Daily Q-Quarterly D-During W-Weekly S-Semiannually A-After M-Monthly A-Annually Item INTERVAL Item Procedures Check For Equipment Is Not No. To Be And Have Repaired Or Ready/Available B   D   A   D  W M Q S A Inspected Adjusted as Necessary ANCHOR, MOORING, AND TOWING EQUIPMENT WARNING Be sure electrical power Is OFF before per- forming maintenance or repair on this sys- tem.  OPEN circuit breakers.  Redtag circuit breakers or motor controller with "WARNING - DO NOT ACTIVATE.  REPAIRS BEING MADE." Observe safety precautions listed at the beginning of this manual and In manufacturers' manuals/instructions. 1 * * * Anchoring a.    Visually check each anchor, exposed Anchor, cables Components cable and connections, fairleader, and connections, anchor winch for damage (all items fairleader located on weatherdeck).  If damaged, and/or anchor notify shift leader or bargemaster so winch damaged. repairs can be made.  If not operational, modify anchoring procedures to adjust for nonfunctioning anchor winch. * * b.    Use grease gun with extender to lubri- cate each winch and fairleader as fol- lows: 1) Eight grease fittings on fairleader (two on each of four rollers). 2) Eleven grease fittings on levelwind traveler (two on each of four rollers and three on top of Barge 1 traveler). On barges 2 and 3, traveler has four fittings on top. 3) One grease fitting on gear case (out- board) side. 4) Two grease fittings on brake (inboard) side (one on levelwind release mecha- nism, one on water end of cover on levelwind gears). 5) Three fittings on inside shaft behind the manual/power selector. C-4