ARMY TM 10-1670-278-23&PAIR FORCE T.O. 13C5-26-2NAVY NAVAIR 13-1-272-48.36-Inch-Long Adapter Web Short Buffer.This task covers:a. Repairb. ReplaceTools:Personnel Required:Knife, Item 1, Appendix B43E(10) Parachute RiggerNeedle, Tacking, Item 6, Appendix BPot, Melting, Electric, Item 9, Appendix BEquipment Condition:Sewing Machine, Light Duty, Item 12,Appendix BInspected, Paragraphs 2-9, 2-13Yardstick, Item 20, Appendix BCleaned, Paragraph 2-12Laid out on work tableMaterials/Parts:Marking Aid, Item 17/18, Appendix D Reference:Thread, Waxed, Cotton, Size 8/7, Item 26,Appendix DGroup No. 04, MAC, Section II,Thread, Nylon, Size E, Item 27/28,Appendix BAppendix DWebbing, Cotton, Type VIII, Item 35,Appendix Da. Repair. Replace broken or loose tacking securing the short buffer in the 5-inch-long single attaching loop byretacking according to original tacking details using one turn double, size 8/7 waxed cotton thread at each tackingpoint. Secure the tacking with a square knot and locking knot, trim ends to 112-inch.b. Replacement. Replace a damaged or missing short buffer in a 2-inch-long single attaching loop by fabricating asfollows (figure 2-71):(1) If applicable, remove original short buffer by cutting the tacking securing buffer within loop.(2) Cut a 3 1/4-Inch length of 1 3/4-inch wide, type VIII cotton webbing and wax ends in accordance withparagraph 2-19.(3) Double webbing length and align ends. Secure aligned ends by stitching two rows of stitching acrosswebbing width according to details in figure 2-71, using a light-duty sewing machine. Stitching will be 7 to 11stitches per inch, using size E nylon thread.(4) Position formed buffer in original short buffer location and secure buffer to attaching loop by hand tacking atone point (figure 2-83) using one turn double, size 8/7 waxed cotton thread. Secure tacking ends with asquare knot and locking knot and trim ends to 1/2-inch.2-122
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