LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS

TM 10-5411-233-13&P

CARGO BED COVER (CBC), TYPE III, 2 1/2 T CARGO TRUCK, LMTV, AND LMTV TRAILER 0002 00

LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS

Expandable Upper Section (1). The expandable upper section of the Cargo Bed Cover (CBC), Type III, 2

1/2 T Cargo Truck, LMTV, And LMTV Trailer can be extended while in operational mode or can be in a

height-retracted mode for air transport.

Lower Stationary Section (2). The lower section of the CBC remains stationary and is mounted to the

cargo truck bed (or vehicle mounting plate) by means of the carrier mounting angles (3).

Carrier Mounting Angles (3). The carrier mounting angles are mounted to the lower side walls of the

CBC and have a series of holes that interface with threaded inserts in the truck bed or holes in the vehicle

mounting plate. A weatherseal is installed between the CBC and the truck bed or between the CBC and

the mounting plate that prevents water from entering the CBC when mounted to a vehicle.

Lift Rings (4). The four lift rings permit the CBC to be hoisted for transport, movement, or installation on

the vehicle bed.

Personnel Access Door (5). The personnel access door has an upper and lower portion that mate

through a tongue and groove bracket and are secured with three threaded studs with hand knobs. When

in height-retracted mode, the upper portion of the personnel door acts as a secondary exit.

Personnel Access Door Lower Section (6). The lower section of the personnel door is removed before

the upper section of the CBC is lowered. This section is stowed in "Zee" brackets mounted on the

underside of the CBC roof.

Door Latch (7). The personnel door latch locks in place by rotating the center handle to a horizontal

position. The latch can be padlocked from the outside, protecting the internal contents of the CBC.

Personnel that may be inside a locked CBC can exit using the interior door handle.

Ventilation Openings (8). Two ventilation ports mounted on the outside of the Cargo Bed Cover provide

flow-through air circulation through the CBC. Air filters help to keep dust, dirt, and other debris from

entering the CBC.

Roof Handhold (9). The roof handhold permits access to the roof of the CBC when using the roof access

steps.

Power and Signal Ports (10). The two power and signal ports on the front sidewall surfaces of the Cargo

Bed Cover permit power and signal cables to be routed into and out of the CBC. Cover plates can be

installed over the power and signal ports when not in use.

Winch/Cable System (11). The winch and cable system is mounted on the inside of the Cargo Bed

Cover and is accessed through the personnel door. The winch mechanism permits the upper extendable

section of the CBC to raised to its operating mode.

Helicopter Cable Rub Strip (12). Two helicopter sling cable rub strips are mounted along the full length

of the CBC roof to protect the cable and the CBC during external air transport.

Roof Access Steps (13). Two upper and one lower roof access steps have hinged foot pads that swing

down to permit personnel to climb the rear of the CBC and gain access to the roof.

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