]> R32 Car Class Test 01 R32 Car Class Illustrated Parts Catalog This illustrated parts catalog (herein referred to as catalog) lists, describes, and illustrates all of the replaceable assemblies and parts for the overhauled by Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc. of Hornell New York. The catalog is designed and intended to aid the user in identifying and ordering replacement parts to support proper maintenance of the equipment. It is not to be taken as the authority for the procedures of assembly or disassembly. Overhaul or repair should be done by authorized personnel using the R32 Overhaul/Repair Manual. The catalog is comprised of an ALPHA-NUMERICAL INDEX and a DETAILED PARTS LIST (consisting parts lists with supporting illustrations). The alpha-numerical index lists all parts numbers appearing in the "Detailed Parts List" cross-referenced to the applicable figure and index number of the "Detailed Parts List". Part Numbers are arranged in accordance with a numerical filing system described below. The arrangement begins with the first character of the part number and continues from left to right, one character at a time, until the arrangement is as follows: Letters A through Z (alphabetical 0's are considered as numeric zero). Numerals 0 through 9. The order of precedence following the first character of the part number is as follows: Space (blank) Diagonal (slant) Point (period). Dash (-) Letters A through Z Numerals 0 through 9. Columns are arranged as follows: Part Number sub-item Figure and Index Number. The detailed parts lists lists and illustrates in disassembly sequence all replaceable parts contained in the equipment. The parts lists are used in conjunction with the illustrations. Index numbers in the parts lists correspond to those other illustrations. Any part can therefore be identified if its part number or physical configuration is known. The concept of "TOP DOWN BREAKDOWN" is carried out throughout. This will enable the user to follow the completely assembled major groups to their detailed components, by following the procedure set up in this catalog (the reverse is also true). Assembly relationship is indicated by using an indenture system in the Keyword/Description column. Item used to attach parts or assemblies to each other are designated "Attaching Parts" and are listed immediately following the item or items they attach. INDENTURE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 UNIT . Detail Pars of Unit . Attaching Parts for Detailed Parts . Assemblies . Attaching Parts for Assemblies . . Detail Parts for Assemblies . . Attaching Parts for Detailed Parts . . Subassemblies . . Attaching Parts for Subassemblies . . . Detail Parts for Subassemblies, etc. See Table of Contents for descriptive and figure number identification Figure and Index Number. This column contains the figure number of the illustration in which the assembly or part is shown, and the index numbers called out on the illustration. This provides a cross reference between the illustration on which the part appears and the parts list. Qyt. This column.... Use On Code. Differences between two or more similar units or assemblies listed together are indicated through the use of an alpha character in this column. Detail parts which are not common to all the next higher assemblies carry the same alpha letter as the unit or assemblies, this column is blank. In order to distinguish the different assemblies used, the "Use on Code" was established by the car number as follows: To find parts quickly, a general understanding of the structure of this catalog is necessary. The main portion of this catalog contains illustrations and supporting parts lists representing the equipment. Index numbers on the illustrations refer to corresponding entries in the parts list accompanying the illustration. Differences between two or more similar units or assemblies listed together are indicated through the use of an alpha character in this column. Detail parts which are not common to all the next higher assemblies carry the same alpha letter as the unit or assembly to which they pertain. When detail parts are common to all the listed units or assembles, this column is blank. In order to distinguish the different assemblies used, the "Use on code" was established by he car number as follows: The Manufacturer's code for the listed items in the parts list is provided: BUDCO Budd Company

123 Budd Street

555-9876 COMCO Comco Systems, Inc.

20 Van Dam Street Brooklyn, NY 11222

555-1234 Al.Aluminum

123 1 General Arrangement, R32 Transit Car/Comprised of Odd and Even Cars Linked at No. 2 Ends/ 456 3068C1019 1 Stop Installation, Windshield Wiper 3068B1002 2 Stop, Windshield Wiper COML 2 Screw, Machine, Cross Recess Truss Hd., SS, 8-32 UNC X 1/2 IN. LG. Coml 2 Washer,Flat, Type A, SS No 8 79NM-82 2 Nut,Hex, Self-Locking, SS, 8-32 unc72962 38-35-4908 401748 1 Equipment Installation, Undercar, Odd Car /See Figure for Detail Breakdown 401934 1 Equipment Installation, Undercar, Odd Car /See Figure for Detail Breakdown 401749 1 Equipment Installation, Undercar, Even Car /See Figure for Detail Breakdown 401935 1 Equipment Installation, Undercar, Even Car /See Figure for Detail Breakdown

A29-06698 Ref Pantograph Gate Installation /NYCTA Dwg. No R-32 /32A-648/ / /See Figure for next higher assembly./