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TM 9-2350-287-34 1-16.  EQUIPMENT OPERATION (continued). CONVEYOR SYSTEM The conveyor assembly is hydraulically powered and can be operated in either forward or reverse.  Two stationary dead-end sections, one at each end, are used as staging areas for ammunition transfer.  The powered parts of the conveyor assembly are the drive-end section, center section, and takeup-end section.  A three-position switch, located on the hydraulic control panel, actuates the conveyor directional control valve that operates the conveyor hydraulic motor.  A drive sprocket coupled to the motor shaft moves the conveyor chain. An override safety switch at the rear dead-end section provides an outside shutoff capability.  A deadman switch is installed in the rear dead-end section to shut off the conveyor when a projectile is present, to prevent a pile-up of projectiles and charges when the conveyor assembly is in operation. The conveyor chain runs taut across the top of the conveyor assembly, loose across the bottom.  A chain adjustment device allows chain tension to be adjusted by moving the idler sprocket forward or backward. Telescoping support arms adjust to lock the conveyor in several operating positions.  Two double-legged cable assemblies support the conveyor assembly during deployment.  They are stowed when the conveyor assembly is in operation. A hand crank for manual operation is provided in case of a hydraulic system malfunction. The conveyor assembly can be folded and stowed inside the vehicle when not in use. 1-26

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