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Cleaning Skid Frame
1.
Wash metallic components in parts clean-
ing solvent
and
dry thoroughly.
2.
Wash
plastic components
in soap and
water
only;
then dry thoroughly.
3.
Sand
and apply
touch-up paint to all rusted
and
chipped areas.
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Inspecting Skid Frame
NOTE: Whenever a part is worn excessive-
ly, cracked, defective, or damaged in any
way, replacement is necessary.
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1.
Inspect all threaded areas for stripped
threads.
2.
Inspect al I bushings and corresponding
pivot areas for cracks, defects, or wear.
3.
Inspect idler wheels for wear or any
damage. Bearings must rotate freely.
NOTE: Idler wheels must be replaced as a
set even if only one of the set is damaged
or worn.
4.
Inspect axles for straightness.
5.
Inspect all springs for abnormal bends or
cracks.
6.
Inspect the eyebolts for separation of the
eye_
or abnormal bends.
7.
Inspect suspension-mounting brackets (on
the tunnel).
8.
Inspect the skid-frame rails for unusual
bends.
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