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LIFTING AND SHORING
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JACKING
GENERAL JACKING PROCEDURES
JACKING AIRPLANE
Maintenance Practices
JACKING AIRPLANE AXLES
Maintenance Practices
JACKING AIRPLANE NOSE
Maintenance Practices
JACKING FOR AIRPLANE SUPPORT
WITH ENGINE REMOVEDMaintenance Practices
REMOVAL OF ENGINES WHILE
AIRPLANE IS ON JACKS
Maintenance Practices
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JACKING AIRPLANE - MAINTENANCE PRACTICES
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General
A. This procedure has four tasks:
(1) Prepare to lift the airplane on jacks.
(2) Shock strut inflation to increase jack clearance.
(a) To get ground clearance to remove the engines.
(b) To get sufficient clearance to install some airplanejacks.
1) It is possible to use some airplane jacks that do not have
sufficient clearance with the airplane jack pad positions.
(3) Lift the airplane with jacks.
(4) Lower the airplane off of the jacks.
B. Three primary jack points are used to lift and lower the airplane.
(1) These jack points have jack pads which are part of the airplane body
(Fig. 201).
C. Three auxiliary jack pointsare used to make the airplane stable (when it
is necessary) after the airplane is lifted to the necessary height
(Fig. 201).
(1) Jack adapters must be installed at the auxiliary jack points before
these jack points can be used.
D. The airplane can be lifted on jacks in winds up to 30 knots.
(1) You can do this if the jacks are designed and specified for the 767
airplane.
(2) If you use jacksthat have the same general specifications but are
not designed for the 767, you must be careful.
(a) It is possible that maximum wind speed (30 knots) limits will
have to be decreased.
TASK 07-11-01-842-001
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Prepare to Lift the Airplane on Jacks (Fig. 201, Fig. 202, Fig. 203,
Fig. 204)
A. Equipment
(1) Airplane Jacks (alternative or equivalent)
(a)...
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