B Set Volume 1

Front 1

The most commonly used powered bomb lift trucks are

Back 1

MJ-1/B, MHU-83, and MJ-40

Front 2

Which part of the MJ-1/B controls the engine speed

Back 2

Hand throttle located to the left of the steering wheel

Front 3

Changing the position of the MJ-1/B accelerator pedal

Back 3

Varies the flow rate of the pump in the hydrostatic drive

Front 4

Which part of the hydrostatic drive system is supported by the lift arms and used to hold the

Back 4

Cradle assembly

Front 5

The lifting capacity of the MJ-40 lift truck is

Back 5

10,000 pounds

Front 6

Which aircraft loading missions are supported by the MJ-40 lift truck

Back 6

B-1, B-2

Front 7

Which loading controls are found only on the MJ-40 lift remote

Back 7

Ram up/down

Front 8

What number of pounds is the lift capacity of the MHU-83 lift truck

Back 8

7,000 pounds

Front 9

Which fuel type is the MHU-83 lift truck capable of using

Back 9

Diesel or JP-8

Front 10

The controls for adjusting the side frame width of the MHU-83 lift truck are located at the

Back 10

Operator's position only

Front 11

Which device ensures the boom cannot fall in the event hydraulic power is loss, a component fails, or a line breaks on the MHU-83 series lift trucks

Back 11

Counterbalance valve

Front 12

The MHU-83 lift truck component used to lift the front wheels off the ground to allow side frame width adjustment is the

Back 12

Lift boom

Front 13

The parking brake on the MHU-83 lift truck is set by

Back 13

Closing the locking valve then depressing the brake pedal

Front 14

Which variant of the MHU-83 lift truck incorporates a remote control unit and hydraulic servicing lines/connectors to perform tasks that once necessitated the use of the MJ-40 lift truck

Back 14

MHU-83 D/E

Front 15

The purpose of the hydraulic hand pump located on the right hand side of the MHU-83 lift truck is to

Back 15

Operate the hydraulic system should the engine quit during loading operations

Front 16

Which type of movement do bomb lift truck rollers provide during loading

Back 16

Rotation

Front 17

How many pounds is the lift capacity of a MJ-1 lift truck with aluminum rollers installed

Back 17

3,000 pounds

Front 18

What number of pounds is the lift capacity of an MHU-83 lift truck with aluminum rollers installed

Back 18

7,000 pounds

Front 19

Which bomb support rollers may be used with roller extensions

Back 19

All rollers

Front 20

Which type of load binder is attached to bomb support beams

Back 20

Nylon

Front 21

How many pounds is the lifting capacity of the sling assembly used on lift trucks or forklift adapters

Back 21

4,600 pounds

Front 22

The proper method to install the extension lift arms on the MJ-1A/B lift truck is by inserting the ends of the arms into slots

Back 22

In the lift arms

Front 23

Which device must be used when forklift adapters are installed on the lift trucks

Back 23

Load binders

Front 24

What weight is the MJ-40 and MHU-83 series lift truck limited to when using the fork adapter assembly

Back 24

6,000 pounds

Front 25

Which component is used in conjunction with the MHU-83 series lift truck to load external heavy stores on a B-52

Back 25

Fork adapter assembly

Front 26

Which device attach the fork adapters to the MHU-83 series lift truck's table assembly

Back 26

Two quick-release pins

Front 27

How many inches is the maximum lifting height when the adapter assembly is inverted on the MHU-83 series lift truck

Back 27

107.5

Front 28

Pylons are attached to pylon handling adapters for mounting or removing from aircraft with

Back 28

The pylons bomb rack hooks

Front 29

Which bomb loading adapter is used in loading internal and external stores on the B-52

Back 29

F210707-500 bomb loading adapter

Front 30

Where does the mechanical ram assembly (MRA) receive its power

Back 30

Through two hydraulic service lines attached to the lift trucks lift boom

Front 31

How is the mechanical ram assembly primarily controlled and operated

Back 31

The lift trucks remote control unit

Front 32

How many inches high is the mechanical ram assembly when fully extended

Back 32

83 inches

Front 33

How many pounds is the lift capacity of the mechanical ram assembly

Back 33

5,000 pounds

Front 34

The maximum load capacity of a MHU-141/M trailer is

Back 34

5,500 pounds

Front 35

What number of pounds is the maximum load capacity of an MHU-110/M trailer

Back 35

15,000 pounds

Front 36

How many main rail assemblies can be installed on the deck of the MHU-110/M trailer

Back 36

Six

Front 37

How many trolleys and chocks can the MHU-110/M trailer be configured with for round shaped stores

Back 37

24 trolleys and 48 chocks

Front 38

How many hand brake levers are located on the MHU-226/M munitions handling trailer

Back 38

Two

Front 39

The lift capacity of the MHU-204 and MHU-196/M lift trailers is

Back 39

40,000 pounds

Front 40

To prevent personnel injury or equipment damage, each operational mode of the MHU-204 and MHU-196 lift trailers automatically shuts off when either one of two team members press a remote stop switch or when the

Back 40

Deadman switch is released on the PCU

Front 41

During towing what is the travel of the tow bar of the MHU-204 and MHU-196 lift trailers limited to

Back 41

45°

Front 42

Which MHU-204 and MHU-196 lift trailer components allow for precise lateral and longitudinal positioning corrections to the lift trailers and load during lifting operations

Back 42

X-Y pads

Front 43

Independent operation of either lift arm mechanism on the MHU-196 lift trailer results in

Back 43

Rolling the load

Front 44

Which MHU-196 lift trailer component supports the lift arms under transport conditions

Back 44

Retractable travel locks

Front 45

How much air pressure must be in the compressor tank before loading with the MHU-196 lift trailer

Back 45

90 psi

Front 46

How many rounds of ammunition is the capacity of the 20 mm linkless ammunition loading system (LALS)

Back 46

2,100

Front 47

Which component of the linkless ammunition loading system (LALS) transfers rounds into the gun systems loading adapter

Back 47

Interface unit

Front 48

Which component of the A-10 ammunition loading system (ALS) interfaces with the aircraft during ammunition loads

Back 48

GFU-7E ALA

Front 49

During normal loading of the A-10 gun system, where does the ammunition loading assembly (ALA) get its power

Back 49

The aircraft's hydraulic system

Front 50

How many different outputs can an A/M 32A-60 generator provide

Back 50

Three

Front 51

Which unit is the only auxiliary power unit (APU) to provide both electrical and pneumatic power

Back 51

A/M 33A-60

Front 52

Which A/M 32A-60 control panel has the switches and controls necessary to operate the direct current (DC) generator and to monitor the DC voltage output of the generator set

Back 52

DC instrument

Front 53

What source is the output of the A/M 32A-95 Gas Turbine Compressor

Back 53

Bleed air

Front 54

Due to the expansion properties of fuel, an unmodified A/M 32A-95 Gas Turbine Compressor fuel tank should not be filled more than approximately how full

Back 54

1/2

Front 55

How many instrument/control panels must the operator make use of during the operation of the A/M 32A-86 generator set

Back 55

Three

Front 56

Which A/M 32A-86 control panel contains the gauges and controls required for monitoring the output voltage and amperage of the unit during operation

Back 56

Generator control

Front 57

Which panel of the A/M 32A-86 generator set has the circuit breaker to shut off current flow in case of an overload

Back 57

External alternating current

Front 58

Which auxiliary power unit serves as an external power source for the MQ-1 and MQ-9 aircraft

Back 58

Starter cart assembly

Front 59

Which type of power is provided to the MQ-1 and MQ-9 by the starter cart assembly for use in Avionics systems

Back 59

28 VDC

Front 60

Where is the control panel of the starter cart assembly located

Back 60

Underneath a cover located at the top of the unit

Front 61

An operator is not required at or in the immediate vicinity of an in-use auxiliary power unit when they are practice loading

Back 61

Inert training munitions

Front 62

Fighter aircraft may be exempted from the 50 foot distance placement requirements of an auxiliary power unit during

Back 62

Combat or simulated combat operations

Front 63

Which air compressor may be used to operate small pneumatic tools

Back 63

MC-2A

Front 64

How many pounds per square inch is the maximum air pressure you may use for cleaning equipment or work areas

Back 64

30 psi

Front 65

How much air pressure is produced by the MC-2A air compressor

Back 65

15 cfm at 200 psi

Front 66

Before you connect or disconnect a high - pressure service hose, you must make sure the system is not

Back 66

Pressurized

Front 67

Which power output of a portable floodlight set is used for powering common electrically powered hand tools

Back 67

115-120 volts, alternating current

Front 68

The FL-1D floodlight can serve as a ground power source for MQ-1 and MQ-9 aircraft when used in conjunction with a/an

Back 68

DCs40-75 "Sorensen" power supply unit

Front 69

How long can the lights of a FL-1D floodlight must be left off before you should restart them

Back 69

10-15 minutes

Front 70

When can you use the floodlight receptacles for external power to operate accessories

Back 70

Never, these receptacles cannot be used to operate accessories

Front 71

In which position must the FL-1D floodlights platform be placed during towing

Back 71

Lowered completely

Front 72

Which additional piece of aerospace ground equipment generator set is required during operation of the A/M 32C-10 air conditioner

Back 72

A/M 32A-60

Front 73

How far from the supported aircraft should the A/M 32C-10 air conditioner be positioned for optimum unit operating efficiency and safety

Back 73

15-30 feet

Front 74

Which pound per square inch is the maximum amount of bleed-air pressure that may be applied to the A/M 32C-10 air conditioner

Back 74

45 psi

Front 75

How many operators are required to be present during the operation of the -10 air conditioner

Back 75

Two

Front 76

Which additional piece of aerospace ground equipment is required during the operation of the polyalphaolefin (PAO) /air cooling cart

Back 76

None, it is a self-contained system

Front 77

How many fluid temperature modes are available on the polyalphaolefin air cooling cart

Back 77

Two

Front 78

Which action must be ensured before making or breaking a connection between the polyalphaolefin air cooling cart and the aircraft

Back 78

System is depressurized

Front 79

The cool-air hatch on the MJ-2A hydraulic test stand is located on the unit, but which location on the unit

Back 79

Top

Front 80

Which panels of the MJ-2A hydraulic test stand has most of the operating controls

Back 80

Main panel

Front 81

If hydraulic fluid comes in contact with your eyes during a MJ-2A hydraulic test stand operation, what should you do

Back 81

Flush eyes with water and seek medical attention

Front 82

What reason is necessary for making sure aircraft fittings are clean before attaching hydraulic servicing hoses

Back 82

Dirty fittings can introduce contaminants to the hydraulic systems causing damage to valves and lines

Front 83

Which aircraft(s) require aircraft armamanet system personnel to use the self-generating nitrogen servicing hose

Back 83

F-22 only

Front 84

When using the self-generating nitrogen servicing cart why is it important that waste gasses are not allowed to accumulate in an enclosed space

Back 84

Excess oxygen can pose a fire or explosion hazard

Front 85

Why is it important to prevent venting the self-generating nitrogen servicing cart storage tanks in an enclosed space without sufficient ventilation

Back 85

Large volumes of nitrogen can displace oxygen can displace the oxygen in the air if there is inadequate ventilation

Front 86

Which precaution must be taken prior to attempting to loosen fittings, or removing tubes or hoses when using the self-generating nitrogen servicing cart

Back 86

You must vent the pressure from that part of the system through the appropriate valve

Front 87

What range in feet is the height of the B-1 maintenance stand

Back 87

3-10

Front 88

The maximum static load of the B-1 maintenance stand can sustain is

Back 88

500 pounds

Front 89

What range in feet is the platform height of the B-4 maintenance stand

Back 89

3-7

Front 90

The hand pump for raising the B-4 maintenance stand is located on the

Back 90

Platform near the ladder

Front 91

Which maintenance stand is described as a scissors-type, with a variable-height platform, and mounted on a long-legged caster-equipped base

Back 91

B-5

Front 92

What range in feet is the platform height of the B-5 maintenance stand

Back 92

7 to 12

Front 93

Which maintenance stand is described as a nonadjustable 4-foot platform with wheels on the back legs

Back 93

C-1

Front 94

Which maintenance stand can be used independently, or can be installed as an extension on the B-1 maintenance stand

Back 94

C-1

Front 95

The split deck maintenance platform is currently being used with which aircraft

Back 95

B-1B

Front 96

The lifting capacity of the davit on the split deck maintenance platform is

Back 96

250-500

Front 97

If the split deck maintenance platform's tape switches detect an obstruction during an operation, what will the switches stop on the unit

Back 97

Forward drive, platform extension, and lowering capabilities

Front 98

What number of pounds is the total lift capacity of the split deck maintenance platform

Back 98

2000

Front 99

During an operator's pre-use inspection of aerospace ground equipment, what action is required by the operator to ensure proper unit operation

Back 99

Cycle the unit completely through its range of capabilities

Front 100

Which Air Force Technical Order form(s) is/are used to annotate any defects you may find on your aerospace ground equipment

Back 100

AFTO Forms 244 and 245