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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-18.  PUMP, PIPING, AND VALVES - Continued INSTALLATION (1)  Clean old sealant from the cab turret enclosure and the mounting plate (16). (2)  Apply a continuous bead of sealant (item 25, Appendix E) to the perimeter of the cab turret enclosure. (3)  Raise bumper turret into the cab turret enclosure.  It may be necessary to turn the bumper turret to allow the base to clear the bumper turret hole. (4)    Align  the  mounting  holes  and  install  the  capscrews  (13)  flat  washers  (14),  and  locknuts  (15).    Tighten locknuts to 28 ft lb (38 Nm). (5)  Attach handle assembly (12) using two studs (10, 11) and four locknuts (9).  Tighten locknuts to 17 ft lb (23 Nm). (6)  Attach cable end rod ball joint (3) to the control handle (4). (7)  Install victaulic coupling (2), see para. 4-18.3. (8)  Attach cable (7) to Z-bracket (8) using clamp (6) and locknuts (5).  Tighten locknuts firmly. (9)  Check control cable adjustment.  See REPAIR following. (10)  Operate bumper turret to ensure that all controls are functioning properly, see Chapter 2. REPAIR a.  Handle Repair NOTE This task can be completed with the turret mounted on the truck. (1)      Remove   the   four   locknuts   (1)   and   two studs   (2   and   3)   that   retain   the   handle assembly  to  the  turret.    Discard  locknuts (1) and remove handle assembly. (2)  Remove roll pin (6) from handle holder (7). (3)  Pull handle (5) from handle holder (7). (4)        Inspect    handle    grip    (4)    for    cuts    or deterioration. (5)    Inspect  handle  (5)  for  bends,  or  oversize roll pin hole. (6)  Inspect roll pin (6) for wear. (7)  Inspect handle holder (7) for cracks, oversize stud or roll pin holes, or oversized handle hole. 4-277

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