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TM 55-1905-223-10
NOTE
Chafing gear should be placed a minimum of twelve inch to each side of the point
of contact. Chafing gear may be made from canvas, split tubing, wood or other
material.
(10) Place chafing gear on the bridle leg where it contacts metal surfaces.
(11) Check that. the FISHPLATE (7) and the BRIDLE LEGS (2 and 5) will pay out without fouling when
the rescue vessel takes a strain on the tow line.
(12) Connect the tow line to the FISHPLATE (7) with SHACKLE (4).
WARNING
When the rescue vessel takes a strain on the tow line the towing bridle assembly
may whip up and down. Personnel standing close to the rigging could be seriously
injured!
(13) Prior to the rescue vessel taking a strain on the tow line move all crewmembers off the forecastle.
(14) Cut all stoppers except the minimum to hold the fishplate on deck.
(15) Signal to the rescue vessel to go ahead slow and take a strain on the tow line.
(16) After the towing bridle is payed out check at towing bridle gear for damage and proper ride.
(17) Set watch to check towing bridle gear every hour until arrival at destination.
NOTE
The Bowthruster engine and the emergency fire pump operation are under local
operation conditions.
a. Start Bowthruster Engine
(1)
Align Bowthruster Fuel Supply (FIGURE 2-261) by opening FO-55, DAY TK SUPPLY TO
BOWTHRUSTER ENG (1).
(2) Align Bowthruster Sea Water Cooling Piping System (FIGURE 2-262) as follows:
(a) Open SEA CHEST VENT (7).
(b) Open SEA CHEST VENT ISOLATION (3).
(c) Open SW-29, SEA CHEST SUCT (2).
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