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TM 9-254 4-13. Soldering Techniques - Continued 6) When the temperature of the bellows (3) and the shaft collar (5) rises to a point that will cause the solder to melt and flow into the joint, discontinue heating with the torch and apply solder (2) to form an even- continuous fillet around the bellows and shaft collar. NOTE In steps (7) through (12), refer to figure 4-29. (7) Position the sleeve bushing (3) onto the shouldered shaft (1) and up against the bellows (5).  Preheat the sleeve  bushing  and  bellows  with  the  torch.    Periodically  remove  the  flame  of  the  torch  from  the  area being heated and apply solder (2) to the joint of the sleeve bushing and the bellows. If the solder does not melt into the joint, remove solder and reapply heat from the torch. KEY to figure 4-29: 1. Shaft, shouldered 4. Torch 2. Solder 5. Bellows 3. Bushing, sleeve 6. Collar, shaft Figure 4-29.  Soldering Sleeve Bushing to Bellows 4-34

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