TM 10-5410-221-10 Section II.  MOVEMENT TO A NEW WORK SITE 2-7. Dismantling for Movement a.    General.          In     general,     the     procedures     for dismantling  the  expandable  shelter  are  the  reverse  of those  used  for  erection.    If  required  for  clarification  of procedures or for identification of components, reference should  be  made  to  applicable  erection  figure  (fig.    2-2). All    accessory    equipment,    furniture,    or    other    items installed  in  the  shelter  during  use  shall  be  removed  or positioned    in    center    section    and    all    external    utility services shall be off or disconnected prior to dismantling shelter. b. Dismantling  Air-Lock  Chamber.    Dismantle  air- lock chamber as follows. (1) Disconnect air-lock light assembly electrical   cable   from   lights   cable   receptacle   at   power input  or  output  panel.    Remove  light  assembly  from  air- lock chamber. (2) Disconnect    guy    line    ropes    from    cable assemblies   to   ground   anchors.      Remove   tent   pins. Remove bow spikes installed under bow frame assemblies. Note.    Do  not  remove  ground  anchors. Remove  cable  clamp  on  end  of  cable assembly   and   pull   open   end   of   cable through  installed  ground  anchor  to  free cable assembly. (3) Remove  bow  frame  assemblies  from  air- lock   chamber.      Separate   bow   frames   and   wrap   with attached guy line ropes to secure for shipment. (4) Open   and   disengage   zipper   connection between  air-lock  chamber  and  air-lock  adapter,  unsnap and remove air-lock adapter from shelter. (5) Fold fabric body assembly for shipment. c. Dismantling    Expandable    Shelter.        Dismantle expandable shelter in reverse order of erection procedures (fig.  2-2). 2-8. Loading  and  Unloading  Expandable  Shelter on Truck a. General.      When   expandable   shelter   is   to   be moved to a new location which requires collapsing of the shelter and moving a long distance, the  shelter  will  be  transported  by  truck.    Short  distance moves  or  repositioning  may  be  accomplished  by  sliding shelter on skids, or dolly set FSN 2330-937-1175. b. Loading   Expandable   Shelter   on   Truck.      Load collapsed expandable shelter as follows. (1) When  the  shelter  is  to  be  transported  by truck   (2   1/2    ton    M35),    the    procedures    shown    and described  in  figure  2-5  for  loading  the  shelter  onto  the truck shall be observed. Note.        Additional    special    equipment required     for     loading     the     shelter     is provided   in   a   kit   which   includes   two special  hoist  support  posts  for  the  two front    corners    of    the    truck    bed,    two special   cable   pivot   posts   for   the   rear corners of the truck bed, a set of rollers for  the  rear  edge  of  the  truck  bed,  two winch-type hoists, a cable yoke assembly,   a   hoist   puller,   hoist   puller bracket, and straps and cables. Illustrations  of  loading  procedures  show a typical shelter. (2) During transport of the expandable shelter, the shelter shall be secured to the truck with suitable tie downs    in    sufficient    number    to    prevent    shifting    or movement of the shelter. c. Unloading Expandable Shelter from Truck. Unload collapsed expandable shelter as follows. (1) Select    new    work    site    as    described    in chapter 2, section I. (2) Disconnect   and   remove   tie   downs   from shelter. (3) When  the  shelter  is  delivered  to  the  new work site by truck (2 1/2 ton M35), the procedures shown and described in figure 2-6 for unloading the shelter from the truck shall be observed. Note.        Additional    special    equipment required    for    unloading    the    shelter    is provided   in   a   kit   which   includes   two special   hoist   posts   for   the   two   front corners   of   the   truck   bed,   two   special cable pivot posts for the  rear  corners  of the truck bed, a set of rollers for the rear edge  of  the  truck  bed,  two  winch-type hoists,  a  cable  yoke  assembly,  a  hoist puller, a hoist  puller  bracket,  and  straps and cables. (4) After   shelter   has   been   unloaded   at   the new   work   site,   erection   shall   be   in   accordance   with procedure described in chapter 2, section I. 2-30