PROPELLING-CHARGE STOWAGE AREAS (continued)

PROPELLING-CHARGE STOWAGE AREAS (continued) - TM-9-2350-287-10_219

TM-9-2350-287-10 Carrier Personnel Full Tracked Armored M113A3 2350-01-219-7577 (EIC AE7) Carrier Command Post Light Tracked M577A3 2350-01-369-6085 (EIC AE7) Manual
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TM 9-2350-287-10 PROPELLING-CHARGE STOWAGE AREAS (continued) CAUTION • M203 canisters should not be stowed on top layer of right rear top shelf. Six canisters can be stowed on bottom layer on this shelf, with restraint bar in front. • M203 canisters should not be stowed in left rear top shelf at all, to avoid interference with rear door controls. 3. Place propelling-charge canisters in specified stowage areas (p. 2-169). When loading canisters into stowage boxes above projectile rack assemblies, push canisters fully toward front of vehicle so that flange of canisters (2) drops into slots (1) at bottom of box. This will lock canisters into place. NOTE • When long canisters are stowed on same shelf with short canisters, long canisters should be placed on bottom row with short canisters strapped tightly on top. The restraint bar should be placed in front of long canisters. • To ensure canisters are secured properly with ratcheting strap, canisters should be stacked in pyramid style so that fewer canisters are on the top layer than the bottom. 4. Remove straps from hold-open hooks and tighten hold-down straps (3) at each canister stowage area. 2-175

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