TM   55-8115-200-23&P Section II. REPAIR PARTS, SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 2-4.  Special  Tools  and  Equipment.  No  special lustrated in Appendix C of this manual. tools  or  equipment  are  required. 2.6. Fabricated Tools and Equipment.  No fabri- 2-5.  Repair  Parts.  Repair  parts  are  listed  and  il- cated  tools  or  equipment  are  required. Section III. LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTAINERS NUMBERED LESS THAN 12000 CAUTION Do Not Lubricate Containers With Serials 12000 Or Higher. 2-7. General Lubrication Information.  This sec- tion  contains  lubrication  instructions  for  the  cargo container. 2-8. Detailed Lubrication Information. a.  General  Keep  all  lubricants  in  closed  con- tainers  and  store  in  a  clean,  dry  place  away  from external  heat.  Allow  no  dust,  dirt,  or  other  foreign material   to   mix   with   the   lubricants.   Keep   all lubrication equipment clean and ready for use. b. Cleaning.  Keep all external parts not requir- ing  lubrication  clean  of  lubricants.  Before  lubricat- ing  the  equipment,  wipe  all  lubrication  points  free of dirt and grease. Clean all lubrication points after lubricating to prevent accumulation of foreign mat- ter. c.  Points  of  Lubrication.  The  door  hardware will  be  lubricated  with  graphite  grease,  (item  3, App.  D).  Figure  2-1  illustrates  the  points  where lubrication is required. d.  Unusual  Conditions.  Reduce  service  inter- vals  i.e.,  lubricate  more  frequently  to  compensate for abnormal or extreme conditions, such as high or low  temperatures,  continued  operation  in  sand  or dust, immersion in water, or exposure to moisture. Any one of these operations or conditions may cause contamination  and  quickly  destroy  the  protective qualities  of  the  lubricants.  Intervals  may  be  ex- tended during inactive periods commensurate with adequate  preservation. NOTE A lubricant which is fouled by dust and sand acts as an abrasive-mix- ture and causes rapid wear of parts. Section IV. MAINTENANCE OF CARGO CONTAINER 2-9. Document  Holder.  The  document  holder  is mounted  on  the  right-hand  door  of  the  container. Maintenance  is  limited  to  inspection  as  follows: a. Inspect  holder  for  damage  which  would  pre- vent  insertion  of  documents. b. Inspect  holder  for  security  of  attachment  to container  door. c. Inspect  holder  interior  for  dirt,  rust  or  corro- sion. 2-10. Doors, Gaskets, and Door Hardware.  Main- tenance of the doors, gaskets, and hardware is limited at the organizational level to inspection and service. On containers numbered less than 12000, see figure 2-1 and service the guide plate assemblies, rod guides, operating arms and hinges with graphite grease, (item 3, App. D). a.  Inspect  door  weather  seals  for  damage  or  dis- tortion. b. Check  the  doors  for  loose,  worn  or  damaged hinges, latches, levers, bolts, nuts and pins. 2-11. Plywood Liners.  Inspect  the  interior  plywood liners for punctures, splits, and proper fit and align- ment. Inspect to see that cargo space is clean and in good condition to prevent damage to lading from ex- posed  bolts,  nuts,  screws,  nails,  or  other  inwardly projecting  parts. 2-12. Sides and End Corrugated Panels. a. Inspect  sides  and  end  panels  for  holes,  tears, and punctures, b. Loaded containers will be repaired as follows: (1) To  repair  sheet  metal  panels  of  the  con- tainer  when  laden  and  the  damage  is  minor: (a)  Roughen  entire  metal  surface  on  ex- terior  of  container  around  damaged  area  in  order to remove paint and to improve adherence proper- ties  of  the  patching  material  on  steel. 2-2    Change 4    U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1994 - 555-028/00170