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TM 9-2320-364-34-2 9-100      9-13.  AXLE NO. 5 ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT (8) Install axle end of torque rod (51) and air manifold bracket (50) on Axle No. 5 (37) with two screws (49), four washers (48) and two locknuts (47). NOTE Equalizer beams and frame must be level to perform axle camber adjustment properly. Axle camber angle measurements must be taken with relationship to frame.  If frame is not level, the angle the frame is inclined must be added or subtracted from flange assembly measurement. Axle flange measurement of 86 0.5 degrees equals axle camber of four degrees 0.5 (90 degrees – 86 degrees = 4 degrees). (9) Position protractor and steel plate on frame at point A.  Adjust protractor to zero. (10) Position protractor and steel plate on machined surface of the flange assembly and record measurement.  This is point B. Measurement should read 86 degrees 0.5 degrees. (11) Subtract measurement recorded at point B from 90 degrees.  This will be axle camber. Axle No. 4 and Axle No. 5 share mounting hardware for longitudinal torque rods.  Both axles must be supported during removal of screws and locknuts or axles may fall.  Failure to comply may result in injury or death to personnel. (12) If Axle No. 5 camber is not four degrees 0.5 degrees, support Axle No. 4 and add or subtract spacers (54) until correct axle camber is achieved. (13) Remove transmission jack from Axle No. 5 (37).

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