TM 5-6115-590-12 denser  compartment  (no,  1  system)  as  shown  in  figure 4.9.    Secure  duct  assemblies  with  positioning  hooks  to prevent movement during transport. (4) Stow  two  conditioned  air  duct  assemblies and    one    conditioned    air    duct    coupling    clamp    in condenser   compartment   (no   2   system)   as   shown   in figure   4-10   Secure   duct   assemblies   with   positioning hooks to prevent movement during transport. (5) Stow inflation ejector assembly, conditioned     air     outlet     compartment     divider     panel, external   DC   electrical   power   Input   cable   assembly, external   battery   DC   power   cable   assembly,   vacuum hose    assembly,    electrical    DC    power    standby    cable assembly,   compressed   air   hose   assembly,   one   water recirculation  hose  assembly.    one  conditioned  air  duct assembly  and  one  anti-icing  hose  assembly  in  battery access   and   storage   compartment   as   shown   in   figure 4-11. c. Final Procedures (1) Close and secure all panels and doors (2) Close  or  install  protective  covers  or  caps on connection fittings and receptacles Install covers (3) If  power  plant  is  to  be  handled  or  loaded by   hoisting,   install slmg   on   hoist   rings   at   corners   of power plant as shown in figure 4-12. d. Hoisting Attach  hoisting  sling  to  the  power  plant  as  shown on the lifting data plate.  Use a crane, helicopter or other hoisting  device  capable  of  lifting  a  minimum  of  5000 pounds and hoist to the desired location WARNING Do   not   use   lifting   equipment   with   a capacity of less than 5000 pounds.  Do not  allow  power  plant  to  swing  back and    forth    when    it    is    suspended. Failure  to  observe  this  warning  may result   in   severe   injury   or   death   to personnel or damage to equipment. e. Fork Lifting. Position    the    fork    lift    (5000    pound    minimum capacity) at the fork lift points designated on the power plant  and  shown  in  fig.    4-12  and  lift  power  plant  for loading   or   transport   over   short   distances.   Use   fork extensions of sufficient length to extend the forks of the lift thru the power plant skids. WARNING Do  not  use  fork  lift  with  capacity  of less  than  5000  pounds.    Do  not  allow power   plant   to   rock   excessively   on fork    lift.        Failure    to    observe    this warning may result in severe injury or death    to    personnel    or    damage    to equipment. f. Wheeled Transporter. Attach wheeled transporter  or  mobilizer  to  power  plant  Refer  to  TM  9- 2330-275-14. (1) Separate transporter sections and prepare transporter for use (2) Position   transporter   sections   at   end   of power unit adjacent to wheeled transporter attach. ment poits    (fig    4-12)    at    ends    of    power    plant.    Connect transporter to power unit attachment points. (3) Operate transporter to raise power unit to towing height (4) Use approved towing equipment or manually move power unit to desired position. (5) When   power   unit   is   in   desired   position, operate transporter to lower power unit.  Disconnect and remove transporter section. g. Skidding.      Attach   a   cable   or   chain   sling   to skidding  and  tie  down  rings  (fig.    4-12)  and  connect  to suitable equipment for skidding to desired location CAUTION Do     not     attach     skidding     sling     to skidding equipment in such a manner that  the  angle  between  any  leg  of  the sling  and  the  end  of  the  container  is less  than  45  degrees.    Any  angle  leas than 45 degrees will cause an excessive    aide    strain    which    could damage the power unit. Limit skidding  of  the  power  plant  to  short distance  over  smooth  level  terrain  to prevent damage to power unit skids. h. Shipment.    The  power  unit  may  be  transported by airplane, helicopter, ship, truck, or train.  The various tie  down  and  hoisting  rings  identified  on  the  power  unit and shown in fig.  4-12 may be used to secure the power plant to the transport equipment. CAUTION Position   power   unit   with   skid   base parallel     to     the     carrier     to     prevent excessive   aide   loads   on   the   skids. Make  sure  the  carrier  and  restraining methods  are  capable  of  supporting  a weight of 5000 pounds minimum. i. Unloading.      Unload   the   power   plant   from   the transport  equipment  and  locate  in  the  desired  position using any of the handling methods described above 4-5.  Reinstallation After Movement Refer  to  paragraph  4-1  and  4-2  and  reinstall  the power plant Change 7 4-18