ARMY TM 5-5420-212-10-1MARINE CORPS TM 08676A-10/1-1NOTEMinimum distance between pallets should never be less than 7.9ft (2.4 m).(c)Drive truck 3 onto site to stop in position behind ED Load (Trailer 1) to act as anchorage for off-loading.(d)Drive Truck 2, in from opposite side of center line and stop over marker, then drive Truck 4 in behindEOB 1 Load (Trailer 2) to act as anchorage.(e)Off-load ED and EOB 1 then drive trucks and trailers to the dropping-off area.(f)Maneuver Trucks 3 and4, with trailers, into positions shown and drive Trucks I and2 into position behindDSC Loads (Trailers 3 and 4) as anchorages.(g)Off-load the two DSC Loads then drive Trucks 3 and 4 with trailers to the dropping-off area.(h)Maneuver Trucks I and2 into the positions shown and off-load their pallets by raising the dump bodies .(i)Drive Truck 3 back onto site and position it as shown 18ft (5.5m) from marker, and off-load its pallet.(j)Drive Truck 4 onto site positioned bottom end of center line at the rear of the construction site, completewith its LR/D Load to be used as the booming vehicle when requested by the Bridge Commander.d.Off-loading on Restricted SitesThe procedures below should always be followed when off-loading on restricted sites.(1)Ensure that the pallets are dropped so that they are never closer than 1 Oft (3.0 m) from the centerline.(2)Pallets should be off-loaded in the order in which they are needed for construction. For example, the palletcontaining the erection and launch components is always off-loaded first, to one side of centerline, near theedge of the gap.(3)Use the dump trucks, or other unit vehicles, as anchorages for off-loading trailers.(4)Movement and positioning of vehicles onto restricted sites is dependent on site conditions.(5)Disconnect trailers in an area clear of the site and have trucks return for off-loading.(6)Always unload all erection and launch components and at least 2 bay loads before starting construction.CAUTIONDo not use the bridge as an anchorage to off-load ramp and deck loads. Use caution when reversingvehicles on site.EXAMPLEThe following gives an example of off-loading a 2E + 12 bay on a restricted site.TRUCK #LoadTrailer #Load1DSC1ED2EOB2DSC3DSC3EOB14LR/D4DSC3-138
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