BRIDGE ADAPTER PALLET EQUIPMENT FEATURES

LOAD HANDLING SYSTEM EQUIPMENT FEATURES (Contd) - TM-5-5420-278-10_33

TM-5-5420-278-10 M85 Tank Chassis Transporting: for Bridge Armored-Vehicle-Launched Scissoring Type Class 80 Manual
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TM 5-5420-278-10 0003 00 0003 00-6 LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS (Contd) BRIDGE ADAPTER PALLET EQUIPMENT FEATURES WINCH FRAME LOCK LEVERS – The two levers on the winch frame are manually set to either lock the winch frame to the BAP or the LHS hook arm assembly. WINCH ASSEMBLY – The winch, cable, and sheave mounted on the winch frame. WINCH FRAME ASSEMBLY – The frame which supports the winch and is secured to the BAP frame prior to lifting the BAP, and secured to the LHS hook arm prior to lifting bays. WINCH HOOK ASSEMBLY – The hook attached to the winch cable designed to connect to the lifting eye of the bay. MOUNTING LADDER – The sliding ladder mounted on the BAP tool box for accessing either the BAP catwalks or LHS workstation. FRONT PIN LOCK – The mechanism on each side of the BAP that secures the bay by its trunnions. FRONT AND REAR ROLLER ASSEMBLIES – The two rollers on each side of the BAP that support and guide the movement of the bay during loading, unloading, and transport. CATWALKS – The two walkway/work platforms mounted on each side of the BAP frame. REAR GUIDE – The mechanism on each side of the BAP which guides the bay to the center during retrieval and secures the bay by its trunnions during transport. REAR BUMPER ASSEMBLY – The three roller type bumpers on the rear of the BAP that guide the BAP during transloading to trailer or truck. TRANSLOAD ROLLER ASSEMBLY – The roller on each side of the rear of the BAP that supports the movement of the BAP, when transferring the BAP to and from the M1076 trailer, and the bay, when performing a high-bank launch. HAND PUMP – The manualy operated hand pump mounted on the BAP which is used to extend the center roller to raise or lower the bay for specific operations, and to extend the transload rollers when transferring the BAP to the PLS trailer. PLS FEET – There is a PLS foot mounted on a bracket on each side of the BAP frame. The PLS feet are stowed (UP position) when the BAP is loaded on the CBT or transloaded on the PLS trailer. The PLS feet are moved to the down posoition only when loading/unloading the BAP on a PLS truck. M L K J I H G F E D C B A

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