Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
-
Steel Soldiers now has a few new forums, read more about it at: New Munitions Forums!
Looking for tongue jack for m200a1 trailer
- Thread starter Frankieoil
- Start date
- 17,986
- 26,935
- 113
- Location
- Burgkunstadt, Germany
You do know this is the second version. There is an old type also.
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
I am kind of new to this forum. I have two generator trailers. The one I have is very robust and round so anyone would work at this time if it mounts up to my crossbar and my swing bolt.
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
If you know of any, please let me know that will fit
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
That’s not even the actual one I have on my trailer. The one on my trailer is kinda round. I’m quite well bust looking. I was hoping this one may fit.
- 17,986
- 26,935
- 113
- Location
- Burgkunstadt, Germany
Open this link to the Trailer TM forum. Find TM 9-2330-205-14&P. Download it. Its for the M200A1 trailer. The jack leg you have is the old style leg. The leg picture you posted is the new style leg.
What is wrong with your leg. The old style is repairable. The new style, not so much.
Compilation of Trailer TMs
Thanks to the many members who have contributed to this... (!) we now have over 100 trailer manuals already uploaded to our own library! But since everything on SS gets posted only in chronological order (by default) - it became difficult to find any particular TM without scrolling up- and down...
www.steelsoldiers.com
What is wrong with your leg. The old style is repairable. The new style, not so much.
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
It seems like the screw is bad and also I need all the pins that hold the spider gears together and I don’t know where to get them
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
Attachments
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
I also need the handle and the shaft that goes on the handle. How do I order parts for this?
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
How do you order parts for this?
- 17,986
- 26,935
- 113
- Location
- Burgkunstadt, Germany
Go to the parts section. Look up the parts you need. There is a code there to tell you who supplied that part. Try looking for it that way. Personally I think you "parts Wanted thread will be the best way to get what you want. Maybe someone here in the forum can help you.
- 2,749
- 2,397
- 113
- Location
- Sunman Indiana
If you can come up with the NSN, try a general search on the internet and ebay, with and without the dashes in the stock number. Usually a long shot for more obscure parts, but you’ll be surprised by all the surplussed NOS stuff listed on ebay.
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
I don’t even know how to look up the part numbers on the TM sheet
- 17,986
- 26,935
- 113
- Location
- Burgkunstadt, Germany
OK, school time.
1. Open TM 9-2330-205-14&P to page Appendix F.:
APPENDIX F, REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LISTS, Section I. INTRODUCTION.
There is a lot of good info here, but lets get you to the part you can use now.
2. Go down to Paragraph 4. Explanation of Columns (Section IV). Keep this page in your head, and the info up to the end of Paragraph 5. read it and then go look through the Figures, until you see your part. That will be for your needs, Figure #20.
Thats your jack leg, Sometimes it helps to print out that picture, and highlight the Items that you want.
3. Go a page farther to the Item Description, (Section II).
Then head back to Paragraph 4, to get some understanding of what the Section II means.
a. Item number corresponds to the parts in the exploded picture.
b. SMR code you can learn about later if you really want to master the Parts TM.
c. FSCM is the "Name" of the company that supplied the part to the Military. Can be a very important piece of info. To get the name of the company, simply search: FSCM 02432 (This is just an example) and it will come up.
d. Part number. The is the recognized part number for the Military. This can, or can NOT be the part number from the part manufacturer or supplier.
e. Description and Usable on code, (UOC). Description is the Popper nomenclature. Go back to Paragraf 5. Read.
In your case the UOC is not needed. But often plays a big part in looking up and ordering parts. So if you see the UOC next to a part, then do go back again and read up on it.
So, you want the NSN for the whole jack. The picture doesn't show a number for the whole jack. But to the left it reads:
So, Item #1 is the info for the whole jack.
Support, Retractable, part #7392845.
But you still don't have an NSN. Most Parts TM's have the NSN listed next to the Part number. But not all. And this TM is one of those. So turn to the back of the TM, to:
And you will find ALL the part numbers in order. Scan down the list to:
Part number 7392845 has the NSN of 2590-00-613-2014
It sounds harder than it is. When you have done it a few times, takes about 4 min.
1. Open TM 9-2330-205-14&P to page Appendix F.:
APPENDIX F, REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LISTS, Section I. INTRODUCTION.
There is a lot of good info here, but lets get you to the part you can use now.
2. Go down to Paragraph 4. Explanation of Columns (Section IV). Keep this page in your head, and the info up to the end of Paragraph 5. read it and then go look through the Figures, until you see your part. That will be for your needs, Figure #20.
Thats your jack leg, Sometimes it helps to print out that picture, and highlight the Items that you want.
3. Go a page farther to the Item Description, (Section II).
Then head back to Paragraph 4, to get some understanding of what the Section II means.
a. Item number corresponds to the parts in the exploded picture.
b. SMR code you can learn about later if you really want to master the Parts TM.
c. FSCM is the "Name" of the company that supplied the part to the Military. Can be a very important piece of info. To get the name of the company, simply search: FSCM 02432 (This is just an example) and it will come up.
d. Part number. The is the recognized part number for the Military. This can, or can NOT be the part number from the part manufacturer or supplier.
e. Description and Usable on code, (UOC). Description is the Popper nomenclature. Go back to Paragraf 5. Read.
In your case the UOC is not needed. But often plays a big part in looking up and ordering parts. So if you see the UOC next to a part, then do go back again and read up on it.
So, you want the NSN for the whole jack. The picture doesn't show a number for the whole jack. But to the left it reads:
So, Item #1 is the info for the whole jack.
Support, Retractable, part #7392845.
But you still don't have an NSN. Most Parts TM's have the NSN listed next to the Part number. But not all. And this TM is one of those. So turn to the back of the TM, to:
And you will find ALL the part numbers in order. Scan down the list to:
Part number 7392845 has the NSN of 2590-00-613-2014
It sounds harder than it is. When you have done it a few times, takes about 4 min.
Attachments
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
Wow thanks so much for the help your the best!!!!
- 17,986
- 26,935
- 113
- Location
- Burgkunstadt, Germany
Until we can get this put in the TM library, this is the newest TM for that trailer. It has the new jack leg in it. Get that NSN and also look for it. Its a drop in replacement.
- 583
- 1,372
- 93
- Location
- Wapakoneta, Ohio
Google the part number it brings up one on ebay and Seco parts, equipment parts sales and royal equipment all have one
Frankieoil
New member
- 15
- 4
- 3
- Location
- Nc
I found it thanks guys!!!