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OPERATING THE CONVEYOR - Continued TM 9-2350-267-10 b. 3. When assistants have properly restrained con- veyor, remove pins (8) from supports (9), and loosen friction clamps (10). The conveyor is now supported solely by assistants. Assistants shall lower conveyor slowly until it is held by cables (11). 4. Conveyor should now be in horizontal position; go to step b. If conveyor is positioned at, or below, horizontal: 1. 2. 3. Do not draw cables so tight that undue stress is placed on them. Such stress could damage cables, upper rear door or conveyor. Raise upper rear door until slack is removed from cables. Do not draw cables (11) so tight that stress is placed on them. Restrain lower telescop- ing portions of supports (9) and disconnect sup- ports by releasing safety latches (12) and latches (13). If necessary, restrain lower telescoping por- tions of suppots (9) and remove pins (8) and loosen friction clamps (10). Retract supports and stow in bracets on floor. Install pins (8) through holes of supports (9). 2-163

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