26.
New Valve Socket Wrench Assembly
24.
Painting
a. General.
Organizational
maintenance
a. Description. The description of the new valve
personnel are authorized to retouch the paint on the M1
socket wrench assembly is given in paragraph 8.
valve replacement mechanism.
When necessary,
b. Maintenance.
Organizational maintenance
thoroughly clean the surface and repair See TM 9-213
personnel are authorized to replace all parts of the new
for general instructions for cleaning and methods of
valve socket wrench assembly.
painting.
(1) Disassembly.
b. Paints to be Used.
(a) Remove the new valve wrench (5,
(1) Primer.
Prime all worn and scratched
fig. 3) by removing the nut (6).
surfaces with one coat of synthetic paint
(b) Remove the yoke collar (4).
primer (TT-P-636).
Use rust inhibiting
(c) Remove the socket cap (1) by
lacquer
primer
(MIL-P-11414)
when
removing the two socket cap screws
repainting with lacquer.
(2).
(2) Enamel. Repaint with one coat of synthetic
(2) Assembly.
enamel, color green number 3412 (TT-E-
(a) Install the socket cap (1) on the new
527) use synthetic enamel, color red
valve socket (3) and secure with two
number 3115, when repainting the marker
socket cap screws (2).
plate, the ball pointer, and the wrench plate
(b) Install the yoke collar (4) on the other
lug.
end of the new valve socket (3).
(3) Lacquer. The equipment may be repainted
(c) Install the new valve wrench (5) on
with one coat of hot spray lacquer, color
the new valve socket (3) and secure
green number 3412 (MIL-L-11195).
with the nut (6).
25. Old Valve Socket Wrench Assembly
27. Valve Socket Lever Assembly
a. Description. The description of the old valve
a. Description. The description of the valve
wrench assembly is given in paragraph 7.
socket lever assembly is given in paragraph 10.
b. Maintenance.
Organization maintenance
b. Maintenance.
Organizational maintenance
personnel are authorized to replace all parts of the old
personnel are authorized to replace all parts of the valve
valve socket wrench assembly.
socket lever assembly.
(1) Disassembly.
(1) Disassembly.
(a) Remove the socket cap (6, fig. 2) by
(a) Remove the valve socket lever pin
removing the two socket cap screws
(25, fig. 14).
(5).
(b) Remove the lever lock knob (2) and
(b) Remove the old valve wrench (1).
lever lock spring (4) by unscrewing
(c) Remove the wrench shaft spring (3)
the lever lock plunger (5).
by removing the spring collar (2).
(c)
Remove the lever lock body (3) by
(2) Assembly.
unscrewing the four attaching
(a) Install the wrench shaft spring (3) on
screws. The valve socket lever (1)
the old valve socket (4).
will be free.
(b) Install the spring collar (2) over the
(2) Assembly.
wrench shaft spring (3) and install the
(a) fasten the lever lock body (3) to the
old valve wrench (1).
valve socket lever (1) with four
(c) Install the socket cap (6) on the old
screws.
valve socket (4) and secure with two
(b) Slide the lever lock plunger (5)
socket cap screws. (5)
through the lever lock spring (4)
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