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TM 9-2320-209-34-2-2
NOTE
If part is damaged beyond repair, get new one.
Check that outside diameters of worm gear (1), pinion shaft (2), and chain
1.
sprocket (3) is within wear limits. Refer to table 17-8. If parts are worn
beyond wear limits given, get new ones.
2.  Check that worm gear (1), pinion shaft (2), and chain sprocket (3) have no
cracks, breaks or other damage. Using crocus cloth, rub out minor burrs.
If damage cannot be repaired with crocus cloth, get new part.
END OF TASK
Table 17-8. Power Leveler Wear Limits (L means loose fit)
Size and
Fit
Index
Wear Limits
of New Parts
Number
Item /Point of Measurement
(inches)
(inches)
Worm gear (outside diameter)
2.242 to 2.245
2.247 to 2.249
1
Pinion shaft (outside diameter)
2
1.376 to 1.377
1.366 to 1.367
Chain sprocket (outside diameter)
2.873 to 2.874
3
2.866 to 2.869
None
Fit of gear in bearing
0.004L
1
None
Fit of shaft in bearing
0.001L to 0.005L
2
Fit of sprocket in bearing
None
0.001L to 0.003L
3

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