TM 5-3805-258-10 SECTIONALIZATION This   document   contains   the   procedure   to   sectionalize   the Type   II   950B   Loader   to   make   it   ready   for   helicopter slinging. The   procedures   include: DISASSEMBLY   -   separation   into   two   sections DRIVING  -  operating  the  rear  section REASSEMBLY   -   reconnecting   the   two   sections NOTE P r i o r    t o disassembly remove ROPS    (see Volume    I). PERSONNEL AND TOOLS REQUIRED The   sectionalization   of   Type   II   machines   can   be   accom- plished   by   two   people   using   the   special   tools   and   equip- ment   provided   with   the   machine, Another   person   may   expedite   some   of   the   procedures where   noted. NOTE To   avoid   confusion   and   possible   equipment   dam- age   or   personnel   injury,   one   person   MUST   be designated   as   the   crew   leader   for   sectionalization. All   other   people   must   follow   the   crew   leader’s directions. The   special   tools   and   equipment   provided   with   the   machine are: NAME PART   NO.   Q TY LOCATION Bolt,  Hex  Hd,  5/8-11 1 A8537 2 Tool   BO X x  2-3/4  in.  Ig Bolt,  Hex  Hd,  5/8-11 1 D4586 2 Tool   BO X x  3-1/2  in.  Ig Jack   Assembly 5R5583 2 Tool   BO X Rod 5R5283 2 Tool   BO X Rod 5R5270 2 Tool   BO X Puller Upper Pin 5R5243 Tool   BO X Sliding  Weight 5R5246 Tool   BO X 1 Tool   BO X 5R5598 1 Rt   Side   operator Compartment Skid  Group 5R5586 1 Engine   Hood Pad   Assembly 5R7439 2 Tool   BO X Bracket   Assembly 5R5504 1 Engine   Hood The  standard  hand  tools  provided  with  the  machine  are: Combination   box   and   open   end   wrenches   in   5/16, 3/8,   7/16,   1/2,   9/16,   and   5/8   in.   sizes Wrench   sockets   with   1/2   in.   drive   in   3/4,   15/16,   1, 1-1/8,   and   1-1/2   in.   sizes Ratchet   wrench   with   1/2   in.   drive Universal   wrench   socket   with   3/8   in.   drive   and   3/8   in. 12  point  socket Socket   extension   with   3/8   in.   drive   by   5   in.   long Socket   adapter,   1/2   in.   female   to   3/8   in.   male 10   in.   slip   joint   pliers 6   in.   standard   screwdriver   with   5/16   in.   blade 2-1/2   in.   open   end   striking   wrench 3   lb.   hammer 24  in.  pry  bar 2-24   in.   long   heavy   wall   tube   with   1   in.   ID Flashlight Length  of  chain  20  ft.  w/Binder  ¼"  or ³/₈ 1/2”   Punch   (for   tooth   tips) 3   Tie-downs,   3   ft. GENERAL  INSTRUCTIONS Sectionalization   should   be   done   on   a   level,   firm   surface. If   on   a   soft   surface,   placing   pads   under   the   jacks   would help,   but   is   not   necessary.   If   there   are   large   mounds   or lumps   in   front   of   or   behind   the   rear   tires   in   the   disassem- bly/reassembly   area,   level   them   for   easier   access   to   and from   the   front   section. After   removing   any   components,   return   and   tighten   the hardware   to   prevent   loss   due   to   vibration.   Store   all   re- moved   parts   either   in   the   tool   box   or   securely   strapped   or bolted   to   the   machine. Clean   all   hydraulic   hose   dust   caps   and   plugs   and   all   quick disconnects   immediately   before   disconnecting   hoses,   and install   dust   caps   and   plugs   immediately   after. DISASSEMBLY 1. Remove    bracket    assembly. 2. Remove   the   two   center   tooth   tips   from   the   bucket. 85