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XO
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When you have a leak, you use anything you can to slow it down while they isolate the path to sea. There is a standard DC kit. They have wooden wedges, twine, rubber patch peices, various sized conical wooden cones, and straps with the tightening tool. |
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The Old Man
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Stowaway
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[/quote]Right...I remember those DC kits...I meant the huge clamp that was used in the movie. During the DC trainer, I had the fun task of taking a mallet/hammer to the piece of wood trying to cover the MSW pipe. To make matters worse...it was a typical cold winter day at Groton when we went thru.[/quote]
I feel your pain. I went in the winter time also and it sucked doing the DC trainer. As far as the movie goes.....I have never seen that type of clamp used in the fleet anywhere. Here are the standard Band-it Kit contents: BAG, COTTON DUCK CONTAINER, STRAPPING GLOVES, DIVERS GLOVES, DIVERS GLOVES, DIVERS HOLDING TOOL-CHN TOOL RUBBER SHEET-SD 1-8 THK SEAL-STL STRP 1-2IN STEEL STRAPPING-FLT STRONGBACK-FOR 2 IN PIPE STRONGBACK-FOR 3 IN PIPE STRONGBACK-FOR 4 IN PIPE TOOL-BANDING |
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