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When The Part Number Is Known
tities of the sub-parts are indicated as one.
3. Use the numerical index (section Q) to find the
This means one per assembly.
part number. Turn to the page listed and locate
the required part in the assembly breakdown.
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The revision number and date on the index page,
indicates the latest printing of the manual.
GENERAL: The assembly breakdowns include part
numbers, description, quantities required, keys and
DEALERS NOTE: When supplements are issued
footnotes to help in selecting. the correct parts.
to up-date the manuals, the index page with the latest
revision number and date are included with the
4. Keys are used to show effective serial numbers,
supplement. Be sure the index pages are added to
two or more similar assemblies. Select the ap-
the manuals in your possession.
propriate key, "A," "B," "C" or "D" and find
the required part in the corresponding column.
5. Indent numbers are used to indicate assemblies
and sub-parts of assemblies. Number 1 is the
major assembly. Part descriptions which are
indented under 2, 3 or 4 are sub-parts of that
major assembly shown above.
6. Quantities shown are for one assembly. Note
that two assemblies are shown, but the quan-
