ARMY TM 10-1670-281-23&PAIR FORCE T.O. 13C5-32-2NAVY NAVAIR 13-1-32(t)Make certain that approximately 10 inches of new line still extends beyond link assembly, andmark new line at point even width inside edge of link. Hold adjacent line and new line tightlytogether at link, and trace both lines from link to canopy skirt under equal tension. Mark newline where lines reach lower edge of lower lateral band (figure 2-118). Check correctness ofmarking by again applying equal tension to both sides.(g)Hold adjacent line and new line together at lower lateral band, grasp both lines at upperlateral band, and apply equal tension to both lines. Mark line at upper edge of upper lateralband. Check correctness of marking.(h)Hold adjacent line and new line tightly together at upper lateral band and trace both lines toopposite side of vent under equal tension. Mark new line where lines reach upper edge ofupper lateral band. Check correctness of marking.(i)Hod adjacent line and new line tightly together at upper lateral band, grasp both lines at lowerlateral band, and apply equal tension to both lines. Mark new lines at lower edge of lowerlateral band. Check correctness of marking.(j)Hold adjacent line and new line tightly together at lower lateral band, and trace both lines fromcanopy skirt to link assembly under equal tension. Mark new line at point even with insideedge of link. Check correctness of marking, and cut new line from spool at a pointapproximately 10 inches beyond link assembly.(k)Relieve tension from all lines.(I) Aline marks on new line with lateral bands, and sew new line to canopy at all attaching pointsin accordance with figure 2-118, using a medium-duty sewing machine and size E nylonthread, 7 to 11 stitches per inch. On canopies that have a pucker in the radial seams, makecertain the radial seam is still correctly puckered after all sewing is completed.(m)Reposition items removed in step (a), above, and sew in place according to originalconstruction.(n) Cut away remaining end of old line from link assembly, noting position of line on link.(o) Pass end of new line through link assembly in space left by old line, and fold end back overlink.(p) Aline mark on line inside edge of link assembly and tie line to link in accordance with figure2-118.(q)Sew line and free end together in accordance with figure 2-118. Cut off excess end of lineclose to stitching.(r)Compare knots with adjacent knots, and trace line from link assembly to canopy skirt forcorrectness of attachment and position.(s)Attach remaining free end of new line to opposite link assembly by repeating the proceduresin steps (n) through (r), above.2-145
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