TM 9-2350-267-10PROJECTILE RACK OPERATION - Continued3. Remove projectiles (one at a time) from unlocked rack. Use stacker andconveyor to move projectile from vehicle.4. As each rack is unloaded, lock rack by pushing rack handles out and down.Position both rack handles into locking clips.5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 to unload additional projectiles.Moving Projectile RacksWARNiNG1.2.3.2-186Before moving rack assemblies, park vehicle on levelground. if vehicle is not level, racks may tip, causinginjury or damage.WARNINGif both rack assemblies are to be moved, move right rackassembly first. After ieft rack assembly is moved, leavehoisting hook attached; this support is necessarybecause the racks tend to tip forward when both rackassemblies are moved back.WARNiNGThis operation requires two persons - one on top of vehicleand one inside crew compartment. Obtain an assistantbefore proceeding.WARNiNGHandie projectiles carefully. Contact between projectilesand fire extinguisher could cause extinguisher todischarge, causing personai injury or damage to thevehicle.NOTEFor some PMCS, it will be necessary to gain access toarea between projectile racks and front wail.Remove all projectiles from rack assembly to be moved. Also, removestowed items from stowage boxes at top of rack assembly.If only one rack assembly is to be moved, position stacker at front of stationary rack assembly (Example: if oniy left rack assembly is to be moved, posi-tion stacker in front of right rack).If both rack assemblies are to be moved, position stacker in front of ieft rackassembly and vertically position stacker tray midway up stacker column. Lifttray handle and pull stacker tray toward rear of vehicle; engage tray handle innotch.
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