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UNIT MAINTENANCE 100-FOOT DIAMETER CARGO PARACHUTE CONNECTOR LINK CONT.
UNIT MAINTENANCE 100-FOOT DIAMETER CARGO PARACHUTE SUSPENSION RISER CONT.

TM-10-1670-280-23P Parachute Cargo Type: 100-Foot Diameter Model G-11B G-11C and G-11D NSN 1670-01-016-7841 Manual
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TM 10-1670-280-23&P                                                       0031 00 UNIT MAINTENANCE 100-FOOT DIAMETER CARGO PARACHUTE SUSPENSION RISER 0031 00-1 THIS TASK COVERS: Repair Replace Tools Brush, Stencilling (Item 4, WP 0050 00) Knife (Item 7, WP 0050 00) Knife, Hot Metal (Item 8, WP 0050 00) Sewing Machine,Heavy-Duty (Item 21, WP 0050 00) Yardstick (Item 26, WP 0050 00) Materials/Parts Ink, Marking, Parachute, Strata-Blue (Item 17, WP 0059 00) Stencil Board, Oiled (Item 26, WP 0059 00) Thread, Nylon, Size 6 (Item 39/40, WP 0059 00) Webbing, Nylon, Tubular, 1-IN. (Item 47, WP 0059 00) Webbing, Nylon, Type XII (Item 52, WP 0059 00) Webbing, Nylon, Type XVIII, 1-IN. (Item 53, WP 0059 00) Personnel Required 92R (10) Parachute Rigger Equipment Condition Unpacked, laid flat on repair table. References WP 0014 00, WP 0016 00 REPAIR 1.    Restitching.  Restitch broken or loose stitching according to original construction details using the specifics in WP 00014 00, SEWING PROCEDURES. 2.    Restencil.  As required, restencil identification markings using the procedures in WP 0016 00, MARKING AND RESTENCILLING. 3.    Splicing.  A suspension riser that is constructed of either 1-inch wide tubular nylon or type XVIII nylon webbing may be spliced.  The material used for splicing must be the same material as the riser being spliced.  Splicing may be made even though the webbing has been cut completely through.  Each suspension riser web is limited to one splice and each riser is limited to three splices for the entire riser.   Splice a damaged suspension riser web as follows: a.    Lightly sear the damaged area to prevent the damaged webbing from fraying. b.    Cut a piece of type XVIII, 1-inch wide nylon webbing, or 1-inch wide tubular nylon webbing, whichever is applicable, so it will extend at least 5-inches beyond the damaged area on each side. c.    Cut three 3 ½-inch cut lengths of type XII, 1 23/32-inch wide nylon webbing. d.    Take the type XII, 1 23/32-inch wide nylon webbing in 3 ½-inch cut lengths and make a fixed keeper in the center of the splice over the damaged area, and at each end of the splice.  The keepers at the ends of the splice shall be positioned so as to extend 5/8-inch beyond the end of the splice. e.    Secure the splice by stitching with two three-point W-W stitch patterns using a heavy-duty sewing machine and size 6 nylon thread, 5 to 8 stitches per inch, according to details in the illustration on the following page.







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