TM_9-2320-218-10_Mar68.pdf

TM9-2320-2l8-10

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL MANUAL

OPERATOR’S MANUAL

FOR

TRUCK, UTILITY, 1 / 4 TON, 4 x 4, Ml51

(2320-542-4783)

TRUCK, UTILITY, l/4 TON, 4 x 4 , M151Al

(2320-763-l 092)

TRUCK, UTILITY, 1/4 4 x 4 , Ml5lAlC,

106MM RECOILLESS RIFLE

(2320-763-1091)

TRUCK, AMBULANCE, FRONTLINE,

1/4 TON, 4 x 4, M718

(23 1 o-782-6056)

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

MARCH 1968

COI’YH[CHT

*TM 9-232&218-10

Technical Manual

HEADQUARTERS,

DEPARTMENT

OF THE ARMY

No. 9-2320-218-10 j

WASHINGTON,

D.C. 20026 8 Mumh 1968

OPERATOR’S MANUAL

TRUCK, UTILITY: %i TON, 4 x 4, Ml51

TRUCK, UTILITY: !h TON, 4x4, MlSlAl

TRUCK, UTILIN: !X TON, 4x4, MlSlAlC,

106MM

RECOILLESS RIFLE

TRUCK, AMBULANCE: FRONTLINE, Vi TON, 4x4, M718

PWWNlh

PSS-

CNAPTER 1.

Section I.

II.

CHAPrEx 2.

Section I.

II.

III.

IV.

VI.

CHAPTEa 3.

Section I.

II.

III.

IV.

VI.

CHAPTER 4.

Section I.

II.

III.

IV.

VI.

VII.

VIII.

IX.

CHAPTER 5.

INTRODUCTION

General ____________--__---_____________________-----------------

l-1,1-5

l-l, l-2

l-2,1-16

Description and data ---_-___________________________________-----

l-61-16

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Service upon receipt of vehicle ________ -__- -___ --__- ___________ ---- 2-1.2-2

Controls and instruments _____ -- __-______ --- _____ -__-___- _______ -_ 2-3,2-5

Operation under usual conditions _-______________--___________ - ____ 2-6,2-17

Operation under unusual conditions _- -_-___ _________ - _______---___ 218,2-23

106mm recoilless rifle __-- _-_- --- ______ - _______-..___ --___- __----_- 224,2-31

Truck, ambulance, frontline, ‘k ton, 4 x 4, M718 _-- ____ -_--- ____ __-_ 2-32,2-38

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Parts, toole, and equipment _____ ---- _____ - __________ - ____I_---____ 3-1,3-4

Lubrication ___________ -_--- ____ - _______________-_______ - _---____ 3-5,316

Preventive-maintenance services -__--__- ____ ______ ________ ____ __- _ 3-16.3-22

Troubleshooting __-__-____--__~__--------------------------------- 3-23,3-24

Corrective maintenance _________ -___- _________ -- ___- -_---_------- 3-25.3-28

Maintenance under unusual conditions __________ -- ______ ___- _____-_ 3-29,3-32

MATERIEL USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH MAJOR ITEM

General -__-___-____-__-___-____________________----------------- 4-1,4-2

Winterization kit (-65’ F) ________ - ______-______ ---_-___- _______ 4-3.4-g

Hardtop enclosure kit ________________ -_ ______ - ___._ - __________ ____ 4-10,4-15

Door and side curtain kit _______ - ____ -- ________ - _______ - __---___ -- 4-16,~18

Hot water heater kit (-26’ F) _- _________ -- _________________-__ -_ 4-19,4-25

Deepwater fording kit _____ ____________________ --- _____________ -__ 4-26,4-32

loo-ampere generator kit -__- ___-- -- _____-_____----___-______ ----_ 433,439

Portable fire extinguisher _______ - _____ -_-_------ ____ - ____ - _____ -- 4-40,4-45

Y4 pedestal gun mount __________ -___- ____ -_-_-_- ____ -___- ______ -_ 4-46,650

Ml4 rifle mount __________--_--___-_-----------------------------

2-2,2-3

2-5,2-13

2-16,2-19

2-20,2-23

2-24,2-26

3-l

3-1,311

3-l&3-17

3-17

3-21,3-23

3-24,3-25

4-51,4-55

41,4-7

4-9,410

4-11,4-13

4-14,4-18

a-19.4-23

4-24,4-25

4-27

4-27,429

429,4-30

SHIPMENT

AND DESTRUCTION

OF MATERIEL

TO PRE-

VENT ENEMY USE

Section I. Shipment _____-______-__--_-_______^_____________--------------- 5-1,5-2

II. Destruction of materiel to prevent enemy use _____--_L_______---_ -_- S-3,5-5

APPENDIX A. REFERENCES ____________ .___ ____c_ ___ ___ ___-- __________ - ______ A-l, A-3

B. BASIC ISSUE ITEMS LIST ____ -___- ____ - ___________ - _____ -_-_-_ B-l,B-2

INDEX ____--______________-----------------------------------------------------

__________

5-l

A-l, A-2

B-l

I-l

*This technical manual supereedea TM 9-2329-213-10,

17 Octeber 1962, including all changee.

TM 9-2320-218-10

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

SectionI.

GENERAL

l-l. scope

a. This technical manual contains instruc-

tions for operation and operator maintenance

of all four l/4 ton, 4 x 4, utility truck models

MlSl, MlSlAl, MlSlAlC, and M718 frontline

ambulance unless otherwise noted. It also pro-

vides operating and maintenance instructions

for these vehicles when equipped with any of

the special purpose equipment kits ; deepwater

fording, -65” F winterization, -25“ F hot

water heater, hardtop enclosure, loo-ampere

generator kit, door and side curtain passenger

enclosures, machinegun mount, and Ml4 rifle

mount.

b. Before operating this vehicle the driver

must be familiar with TM 21305, the Driver’s

Manual. Also, he should be familiar with AR

38655 on the prevention of army motor ve-

hicle accidents, and AR 385-40 on accident

reporting and records. For safe firing limits

of the MlSlAlC, refer to figure 2-31. Appendix

A contains a list of current references, techni-

cal manuals, forms and other available publi-

cations applicable to models MlSl, MlSlAl,

MlSlAlC utility trucks and M718 ambulance.

c. Appendix B contains the basic issue items

which are required for stockage by opera-

tional maintenance and includes accessories,

attachments, component assemblies, and sub-

assemblies with quantities thereof, which con-

stitute the major end item of equipment; and

the maintenance accessories, tools, supplies,

and spare assemblies and parts accompanying

the equipment, all of which constitute the

major end item for issue to users.

d. Lubrication chart (fig 3-l) reflects the

latest lubrication requirements and should be

used as instructed.

e. Notice of discrepancies or recommended

changes should be forwarded on DA Form

2028 direct to: Commanding General, U.S.

Army Tank Automotive Command, 28251 Van

Dyke, Warren, Michigan 48090, ATTN:

AMSTA-TPW.

f. This technical manual differs from TM

9-2320-218-10, October 1962 as follows:

(1)

Adds information on utility truck,

ih ton, 4 x 4, MlSlAl.

Adds information on utility truck,

l/a ton, 4 x 4, MlSlAlC, including

the 106mm recoilless rifle.

Adds information on the M718 front-

line ambulance truck.

Adds current operator’s instructions

for vehicles with special purpose kits;

deepwater fording, -65” F winter-

ization, -25” F hot water heater,

hardtop enclosure, loo-ampere gener-

ator, machinegun mount, and Ml4

rifle mount kits.

Revises information and illustrations

to correspond to current vehicle pro-

duction standards.

Revises information on driver’s pre-

ventive maintenance, troubleshooting,

and corrective maintenance.

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

l-2. MaintemameAllocation

The prescribed maintenance responsibilities,

as allocated in the maintenance allocation

charts are reflected in this technical manual.

In all cases where the nature of repair, modifi-

cation, or adjustment is beyond the scope of

facilities of the operator, crew, or user, the

supporting unit should be informed in order

that trained personnel with suitable tools and

l-l

TM 9-2320-218-10

equipment may be provided or other instruc-

tions issued.

CG __________________-center

of gravity

cu ft ____________________----cubic

feet

cut ___________________________cutting

dc ____________________--direct

1-3. Forms, Records, and Reports

ct. Authorized Forms. The forms generally

applicable to units operating this materiel are

listed in appendix A. For a listing of all forms,

refer to DA Pam 310-2. Instructions for the

use of the forms are contained in TM 38-750.

b. Field Report of Accidents.

(1) The accident reports and records re-

quired by the army safety programs

are listed in AR 385-40. These re-

ports are required whenever acci-

dents involving injury to personnel

or damage to materiel occur.

(2) Whenever an accident or malfunction

involving the use of ammunition oc-

curs, further firing of the lot which

malfunctions will be immediately dis-

continued and reported in accordance

with AR 700-1300-8.

c. Equipment Improvement Recommenda-

tions. Deficiencies detected in the equipment

or materials should be reported using the

Equipment Improvement Recommendation sec-

tion of DA Form 2407 in accordance with

TM 38-750.

current

dia ____________________------diameter

EM ____________________________empty

F _______________ _____-.-_--Fahrenheit

ft____________--__-___--------_-_-feet

gal (9) _____________________--gallon

(s)

gr___________---_____--------_--grade

hd ____________-._______-------_--head

hdl__________-----___--_----handle(d)

hex ____________________------hexagon

i/a/w _______________in accordance with

in. ____________________----___inch (es)

incl ________________including, inclusive

infl ____________________------inflation

lb ____________________---_-_-pound

(s)

lg _____________________-----_-_--long

LO ___________________1ubrication

order

1t ____________________-_---.------

light

max ________________________maximum

mfd _____________________manufactured

mfr _____________________manufacturer

mi ______-_________________--_-_-miles

min _________________________minimum

MPH (mph) _____________ miles per hour

nom __________________________nominal

NR _-_-_-non-expendable and recoverable

opng ______________________opening(s)

pt (5) ______________ -_-_-pint (s), point

qt (9) _______________________-quart

14. Equipment Serviceability Criteria

Equipment serviceability criteria for the ve-

hicles are found in TM 9-2320-21%ESC,

ESC/l, and ESC/Z.

(s)

qty ______________________----quantity

rd ____________________-_--_----round

rd-pt _____________________round

1-5. Abbreviations

The abbreviations listed herein are explana-

tions of abbreviations used on the vehicle data

and service plates, throughout

point

this manual,

S ____-_______________--__----_--steel

temp _____________________temperature

sgle ___-______________________--single

stght _________________________ straight

w _________________________------wide

w/ ________-___________-------_--with

w/e ___________________with equipment

w/o __________________________without

wt ____________________---_-_--weight

and in the basic issue items list.

ac ____________.-_-_-alternating current

approx __________________approximately

assy _____________________assembly

(ies)

cap ______________________----capacity

Section II. DESCRIPTION AND DATA

l-6.

Description of Vehicles (Figs 1-l

M151Al (figs l-l, l-2) M151AlC, ,including

through l-6)

106mm recoilless rifle, (fig 1-3) and M718

a. The l/b ton, 4 x 4, utility trucks, Ml51 and

frontline ambulance truck (fig l-4) are de-

l-2

TM 9-2320-218-10

signed for use over all types of roads as well as

cross-country terrain, and in all weather con-

ditions. While intended operations of the

four vehicles vary, as well as some of their

driving characteristics, maintenance support

will be the same as for the Ml51 series trucks

unless otherwise indicated. The vehicles have

four driving wheels, and front-wheel drive may

be engaged as road conditions and terrain

conditions require. The vehicles are powered

by a four-cylinder, in-line, liquid-cooled, gaso-

line engine, located forward of the passenger

compartment, under the hood. Vehicles have

four-wheel hydraulic service brakes and a

mechanical parking brake which operates with

a contracting band on the transmission-trans-

fer brake drum. All wheels are individually

suspended on coil springs. The body is of unit-

ized construction, and proper precautions

should be exercised in raising the vehicles (par

3-25). Airdrop eyes are provided at the wheels

for securing

Pintle hooks are provided at the rear of Ml51

and M151Al vehicles for towing trailers.

Stowage space is provided for removable tops,

tools, and miscellaneous equipment. The ve-

hicles are designed to ford hard bottom water

crossings to a depth of twenty-one inches.

With the addition of deepwater fording equip-

ment, and when applicable, vehicles will ford

hard bottom water crossings to a depth of five

feet. The vehicles should be driven very care-

fully until operators familiarize themselves

with the different handling characteristics of

the various model vehicles under different

loads. Towed loads are prohibited with M151-

AlC and M718 vehicles.

vehicles to airdrop

pallettes.

b. The M151, v& ton, 4 x 4, utility truck

(figs l-l, l-2) is a general purpose personnel

or cargo carrier. It provides space for four men

with equipment, including the driver. Its per-

formance features are condensed, summarized

and tabulated in paragraph l-16:

8679

Figure I-I. Ml51 and M151A1, 4 5 .I+, ‘/4 ton, utility trucks, front 3/a view with top removed.

l-3

Plik z chomika:

Inne pliki z tego folderu:

Inne foldery tego chomika: