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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-26.  DRIVE LINES, POWER TRAIN - Continued (9) Install one connecting link (7) joining the housing (12) and the bracket (8) together. (10) Install the bushings (14) into the connecting link (7). (11) Install   external   tooth   washers   (11),   flatwashers   (10),   internal   tooth   washers   (9)   and   capscrews   (6). Fingertighten capscrews (6). (12) Install second connecting link (7) similar to steps 10 and 11 preceding. (13) Support drive shaft tube in a vise.  Tighten the housing capscrews to 70 ft lb (95 Nm). (14) Remove  the  drive  shaft  tube  from  the  vise  and  reclamp  the  vise  on  the  bracket  (8).    Tighten  bracket capscrews to 70 ft lb (95 Nm). (15) Coat  the  splined  area  of  the  shaft  back  to   the   bearing   shoulder   with   antiseize   compound   (item   3, Appendix E). (16) Supporting the drive shaft in a vise, slide the bearing assembly onto the shaft with the machined surface of the bracket facing away from the splined section of the drive shaft. NOTE Shaft   and   bearing   tolerances   are   close,   ensure   bearing   is   square   to   the   shaft   during installation.  A soft faced hammer may be used to tap the bearing into position.  If bearing will not slide easily, remove any burrs from shaft or bearing. 4-517

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