M1083- M1078 Brake Lines and Valves Diagrams

[Lugnuts]

Fellows,
I really am trying to learn how to read the WorkShop Manuals/ once I find he information I have no problem but finding the information is very trying at times, like most of the time/ I am looking for the Air Line and Valve diagram, a schematic that shows the basic position in the frame and the flow of air from origination to application and exhausting.
Now I think I know that the Manuals ending in 10 are Operator Manuals/ The ones ending in 20 WorkShop Manuals/ The ones ending in 24 Parts Manuals/ Still haven't figured the 34's, they seem to be a Advanced WorkShop Manuals?/
Is the air schematic like the wire schematic, that you find it in the end of the chapter? but which chapter?
I have never been noted for my great powers of observation but I just spent the last couple of hours and if I didn't have y'all to turn to I would keep looking but if you could help me out I'm sure that there are others that would benefit besides me but if I'm the only one that does then I ask for your kindness and help me out.
Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving
Lugnuts

 

[coachgeo]

A start.... They gotta be in there somewhere.
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/m1078-brakes.198922/post-2320553

this will help clarify things..

 

[coachgeo]

updated above post

 

[Ronmar]

The air and hydraulic diagrams are in with/a part of the electrical diagrams...

 

[Lugnuts]

The air and hydraulic diagrams are in with/a part of the electrical diagrams...

I'll go to looking thank you

 

[Lugnuts]

The air and hydraulic diagrams are in with/a part of the electrical diagrams...

Army TM 9-2320-365-34-2/ Page 1293/

 

[Ronmar]

Thats it, but I should caution you, that is not an as-built drawing. All the systems use the same air from the specified sources, but not necessarilly from the locations shown in that drawing.

 

[charlesrg]

Here is the 6x6 manual for reference TM-9-2320-366-34-4 Page 765