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After
being out in the field for 90 to 120 days, the company would come in
for what was termed a "stand down". During this time major repairs
were done on the plows and other equipment. |
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The blades were taken off the plows
to better access the belly pans and radiators. The belly pans
protected the underneath part of the dozer. During the
standdown, the belly pans were taken off, and cleaned of dirt,
oil, pieces of trees, etc. The radiators were pulled out,
washed out, blown out and put back in.
All the fluids and filters were
changed out.
Every vehicle used by the unit
was closely inspected and repairs made. |
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In the picture to
the left, they are getting ready to put the plows blades, on the
right of the picture, back on the dozers. |
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