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TM 5-4210-220-34 2-12. PUMP DRIVE AND PTO - Continued (8) Press   the   bearing   caps   (9)   from   the   yoke using the following procedures. (9) Position   the   slip   joint   yoke   (1)   between   a large    socket    and    a    small    socket,    and between the vise jaws as shown. (10)  Close  the  vise.    As  the  vise  is  closed,  the small  socket  will  force  the  bearing  cap  (9) into  the  cross  (7)  and  in  turn,  the  cross  will force the opposite bearing cap into the large socket. (11)  The  cross  (7)  travel  is  not  enough  to  allow bearing  cap  (9)  to  be  completely  removed. Grasp  the  protruding  bearing  cap  (9)  in  a vise.      Strike   yoke   as   shown   using   a   soft faced hammer to completely remove bearing cap. (12)  Remove    opposite    bearing    cap    similar    to steps 9 thru 11 preceding. (13)  Carefully     maneuver     the     cross     (7)     from between the yoke lugs. (14)  Remove the universal joint from between the tight end yoke (2) and the flanged yoke (11) following  steps  8  thru  13  preceding.    This procedure  will  have  to  be  carried  out  twice for complete removal. (15)  Visually inspect exposed universal joint cross (7)  journals  and  needle  bearings  in  bearing caps (9).  Look for defects caused by lack of lubrication, and physical damage. If corrosion,  pitting,  unusual  wear  or  missing needle   bearings   is   evident,   the   complete universal  joint  kit  must  be  replaced.    If  no damage is evident, continue inspecting. WARNING Dry cleaning solvent P-D-680 (safety or Stoddard’s     solvent)     is     potentially     dangerous. Avoid repeated and prolonged breathing of vapors and skin contact with the liquid.  Do not use near open   flame,   arcing   equipment   or   other   ignition sources.          Always     wear     eye     protection     and protective clothing.  The flash point of P-D-680 is 100 to 138 deg.  F (30 to 59 deg.  C). 2-83

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