TM 10-8415-210-13&P5-17. M2 TAP APRON.This task covers: a.Inspect M2 TAP Apronb.Repair Stitchingc.Repair M2 TAP Apron Materiald.Repair Strapping and Tunnelse.Replace Webbing and BucklesINITIAL SETUPTools:Maintenance Kit (Appendix B, Section III, Item 2)Sewing Machine (Appendix B, Section III, Item 5)Materials/Parts:Adhesive, Caroline (Appendix F, Item 3)Buckle, 5/8 inch (Appendix C-3, Item 2)Chalk, White (Appendix F, Item 1)Fastener, Quick Release (Appendix C-3, Item 1)Ink Pad (Appendix F, Item 11)Ink, Stencil (Appendix F, Item 12)Roller, Hand (Appendix B, Item 16)Stencil Roller (Appendix F, Item 18)Thread, Polyester (Appendix C-3, Item 5)Talc, Tech (Appendix F, Item 21)EquipmentCondition:Apron must be clean and decontaminated.a.Inspect. Inspect apron in accordance with procedures outlined in Table 2-1. Use Equipment Inspection andMaintenance Worksheet DA Form 2404 to record all defects found. The maximum number of patches allowed is 10 persection for each section of apron. If inspection reveals a condition that renders the apron unserviceable, turn-in IAWlocal SOP, otherwise, stencil with next inspection due date.b.RepairStitching. Repair stitching IAW procedures in paragraph 5-8. All stitching shall be Type 301, with 8 10stitches per inch. See paragraph 5-8.c.RepairApronMaterial. No more than 10 patches may be applied to the any section of the apron. Make repairsIAW paragraph 5-9.d.RepairStrappingandTunnels. Repair strapping and tunnels IAW paragraph 5-10.5-30
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