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Old 10-04-17, 14:27
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just for a info point most were disconnected and cut so the troops could not play with them , also the valves were clamp in the position for normal operation of the vehicle, if the valve is used for any length of time you will have oil coming out of every place you can think of on the engine, so bottom line DND cut them and or did the disconnect, on the tags we did not use the small tags as DOD did , normally it would be a rebuild tag from a contractor company that was doing the rebuilds for that item,
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