0071 00TM 1-6625-724-13&P0071 00-16TASK 2 – TRACK AND BALANCE MAIN ROTOR ON GROUND PROCEDURE 2.2 WEIGHT-ONLY ADJUSTMENTa. Press QUIT. Cursor to highlight Edit Adjustables. Press DO.b. Turn OFF all 4 pitch links and turn ON blades 1 and 2 weights. Press DO.c. Record the weight adjustments. Perform procedure 3.PROCEDURE 2.3 WEIGHT AND PITCH LINK ADJUSTMENTa. Press QUIT. Cursor to highlight Edit Adjustables. Press DO.b. Turn ON blades 1 and 2 weights. Press DO.c. Record the weight and pitch link adjustments, go to procedure 3.PROCEDURE 3: APPLY ADJUSTMENTS, VERIFIY / REPEATa. Apply recorded AVA solution, making weight and/or pitch link adjustments. For the AH-64A, follow theinstructions in procedure 4 for pitch links adjustments and weight changes refer to TM 1-1520-238-23, and for theAH-64D refer to IETM TM 1-1520-LONGBOW/APACHE.b. Repeat the ground measurement and make additional adjustments as necessary until track is below 0.25 inchand lateral vibration is 0.20 ips (recommended 0.10 ips) or less. PROCEDURE 4: MAIN ROTOR PITCH LINK ADJUSTMENTSa. Mark barrel and upper rod end jam nut with a single vertical line for reference.b. Cut lockwire securing jam nuts to barrel of pitch link to be adjusted.c. Loosen upper jam nut while holding barrel of pitch link.d. Loosen lower jam nut while holding barrel of pitch link.NOTETo determine which way to turn the pitch link barrel toraise or lower the blade, grasp the barrel with right handthumb extended up, turning the barrel the same directionas your fingers are pointed will raise the blade up.Turning barrel in the opposite directions will lower theblade.NOTEShortening the pitch link moves the blade down,lengthening it moves the blade up.e. Turn barrel the specified amount displayed on the CADU (“+” means lengthen, “-“ means shorten).f. Tighten jam nuts and torque to 900 INCH-POUNDS.g. Safety jam nuts with lockwire.h. Verify corrections by completing another ground run at the specified test conditions.i. Make appropriate logbook entry on the pitch control links, if any.
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