4CRANECAB. Inspect all glass for breaks and cracks.Inspect hinges, locks, hasps, and mounting hardware forcracks, breaks, and damage. Inspect crane cab and doorsfor missing parts, dents, cracks, and damage. Inspectthe wiper for secure mounting and proper operation.5CARRIERANDCRANEFUELTANKS. Check fuel level. Checkstrainers for damage and cleanliness, and check tank forleaks.6FIREEXTINGUISHERS. Check the condition and Inspect forfull charge, proper working condition, and secure mount-ing. The monobromotrifluoromethane type must be weighedevery six months and the cylinder replaced if the grossweight has decreased 4 ounces or more. For replacementof cylinder, see TM 5-3810-207-10.7HEADLIGHTS,FLOODLIGHTS,DOMELIGHTS,BLACKOUT,ANDMARKERLIGHTS. Inspect these items for damage, missing parts,secure mounting, and proper operation. Inspect the wiringand connections for damage.8CARRIERCAB. Inspect all glass for breaks and cracks.Inspect the seal strips for deterioration and signs ofleaking. Inspect the windshield wiper for secure mount-ing and proper operation.9BATTERIES. Inspect for cracked or leaking cases. Inspectthe cables, terminals, posts, and straps for damage. Thespecific gravity should read 1.275 to 1.300. Readings of1.225 or below indicate the battery should be rechargedor replaced. Electrolyte level should be 3/8 inch abovethe plates. Do not add water in freezing weather unlessthe engine is to be operated immediately. Clean all dirtand corrosion from the top of the batteries, batterycables, and terminals. Replace damaged cables or bat-teries.EMC 3810-207-20/4.1 (1)(1) Items 1 thru 9Figure .1. Quarterly preventive maintenance services Continued.TAGO 6782-A3
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