TM 10-1670-298-20&P
(1) Splicing a Damaged Lateral Strap End Without Adapter
(a) Cut and remove the damaged portion of webbing at the nearest support web where the lateral strap and
support strap are joined Insure that the cut is made flush on the outside edge of the support strap
(b) Cut a length of Type VII nylon webbing 6-inches (15.240 cm) longer than the original total length of
matenal removed
(c) Trim one end of the cut length of replacement webbing as shown in Figure 2-25 and sear the end.
Figure 2-25. Trim Details for Lateral Strap End Without Adapter
(d) Position the replacement webbing in the original lateral strap end location, with 6-inches (15.240 cm)
extending in beyond the support strap outside edge and sew a 6-inch (15.240 cm), 3-point, WW stitching formation
Stitching shall be in accordance with paragraph 2 8 using the specifics in Table 2-3
(2) Splicing a Damaged Lateral Strap End with Adapter.
(a) Cut and remove the damaged portion of webbing at the nearest support strap where the lateral strap and
support strap are joined. Insure that the cut Is made flush on the outside edge of the support strap.
(b) Cut and remove the quick-fit adapter from the damaged material
(c) Cut a length of Type VII nylon webbing 10 3/4-inches (27.315 cm) longer than the original total length
of material removed and sear
(d) Thread one end of the replacement webbing through the quick-fit adapter and fold back as shown in
Figure 2-26
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