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Does anyone have the parts manual for the H140?
TM9-4520-271-24P
TM9-4520-271-24P
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Choctaw H140 Manual
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I found the manual. Next question, Anyone had any luck finding the pump to motor coupling?
Item 5 in the image. I've used the numbers supplied in the manual and I've not been able to cross it to something that is off the shelf. I won't be surprised if they are custom but one can dream.
Item 5 in the image. I've used the numbers supplied in the manual and I've not been able to cross it to something that is off the shelf. I won't be surprised if they are custom but one can dream.
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Well, the NSN and part number turn up three suppliers for the part.
DRS Environmental Systems
Science Applications Int.
Engineered Air Systems
The SMR code says it all. Even though the coupler has an NSN, the SMR code starts with XB. That tells you to NOT even try and order the coupler, but order the Kit, part # 60883-100. BUT, the kit part number will not show up in a search. Thats strange. Try the three suppliers.
I have very little tech data on the coupler. But if you want it, will call it back up.
DRS Environmental Systems
Science Applications Int.
Engineered Air Systems
The SMR code says it all. Even though the coupler has an NSN, the SMR code starts with XB. That tells you to NOT even try and order the coupler, but order the Kit, part # 60883-100. BUT, the kit part number will not show up in a search. Thats strange. Try the three suppliers.
I have very little tech data on the coupler. But if you want it, will call it back up.
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Thanks Guy,
That is what read in the -24. I was curious if anyone had ever pulled one and determined if it was a "standard" part or not. I have a few that have failed couplers. I think I know why. The preservative they put in there is pretty thick and has gotten gummy over the years in storage. One I powered up didn't spin up but hummed. I stopped it immediately and wiggled the fan back and forth by hand. After a few wiggles it broke free and ran fine. I suspect people manhandled them and likely snapped the coupling.
Once I am caught up on servicing generators I'm going to jump back on the heaters to see if I can get them going.
That is what read in the -24. I was curious if anyone had ever pulled one and determined if it was a "standard" part or not. I have a few that have failed couplers. I think I know why. The preservative they put in there is pretty thick and has gotten gummy over the years in storage. One I powered up didn't spin up but hummed. I stopped it immediately and wiggled the fan back and forth by hand. After a few wiggles it broke free and ran fine. I suspect people manhandled them and likely snapped the coupling.
Once I am caught up on servicing generators I'm going to jump back on the heaters to see if I can get them going.
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Ever think about 3D printing? That might be a good way to go.
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I'm thinking about that. Maybe machine one if I have to.
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| OVERALL LENGTH | 1 23/50 INCHES NOMINAL | |
| END ITEM IDENTIFICATION | ARMY SPACE HEATER, DUCT TYPE, PORTABLE; NSN 4520-01-439-1682 | |
| PART NAME ASSIGNED BY CONTROLLING AGENCY | COUPLING, FUEL UNIT | |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | INTERNAL MOUNT ON FUEL PUMP SECURED W/SPRING PIN. SMALLER END IN BLOWER SECURED W/SET SCREWS; NHA CIRCULATING AIR FAN - PUMP MOTOR ASSY | |
This is all the tech data that I can find.
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That is helpful. Its the motor end that is slipping. If its secured with set screws there is the possibility it can be repaired. We shall see soon enough.