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CH-47D ... sloppy samplings slashed.


Taking a fuel sample on a Chinook Chinook, indigenous people of North America
Chinook (shĭnk`, chĭ–), Native American tribe of the Penutian linguistic stock.
 can be a messy mess·y  
adj. mess·i·er, mess·i·est
1. Disorderly and dirty: a messy bedroom.

2. Exhibiting or demonstrating carelessness: messy reasoning.
 job, mechanics.

But before you start grabbing things from bench stock to use to get a sample, here's a simple tool that lets you open the drain, direct the fuel into your sample jar and close the drain using one hand.

You'll you'll  

Contraction of you will.


you'll you will or you shall
you'll will
 need to locally purchase a sample jar, then order these parts:
  Item           NSN

Plug       4730-00-540-2232
Cap        4730-00-554-8917
Bolt       5306-00-687-7570
Nuts (2)   5310-00-877-5796


Here are the plans to make it:

1. Thread a nut on the bolt bolt

Mechanical fastener, usually used with a nut, for connecting two or more parts. Bolted joints can be readily disassembled and reassembled; hence bolts or screw fasteners are used more than other types of mechanical fastener.
 and run it down all the way.

2. Cut a screwdriver screwdriver,
n See instrument, screwdriver.
 tip slot on the end of the bolt.

3. Remove the nut to clean the bolt threads, then run the nut down all the way again.

4. Drill a 1/4-in hole in the center of cap, plug and jar lid.

S. Put the bolt through the hole in the plug, then through the jar lid (from bottom), and then through the cap. Put the other nut on the bolt and run it down tight.

6. Drill five drain holes through the cap, lid and plug around the bolt.

Put the device on the sampling jar and you're done and ready to take a sample.

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Title Annotation:Aviation
Publication:PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
Article Type:Brief Article
Geographic Code:1USA
Date:Mar 1, 2005
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