Looking for a TM for my Ingersoll-Rand D-60 Air Compressor

[Mark A Dotts]

Good afternoon all,
I'm looking for TM 5-5444 for my Ingersoll-Rand D-60 Air Compressor. Any suggestions?

 

[SCSG-G4]

The TM title is "Type 40, Model D60-PA, two-stage air compressor, Ingersoll-Rand Co." added around March 1945 to the
List and Index of Department of the Army Publications per Google Books. As such you will probably need to find it among WWII collectors as it will not have been digitized. Portrayal Press may have access to it even if it is not in their current lineup. HTH!

 

[Mark A Dotts]

Good morning all,
I'm looking for a U.S. Army Air Force Technical Order 17-5AH-10. I need it to make sure that I have all of the necessary internal components for its auxiliary ( Regulating) Valve. Other than that, the rest of the compressor has just been overhauled. Thank you for your time.

 

[Mark A Dotts]

Just as an update, here are some images of the compressor

 

[Mark A Dotts]

I've been (almost) everywhere looking for as one puts it, the "elusive" US Army Technical Order 17-5AH-10. I've contacted someone from Portrayal Press. I expect a reply next week. I didn't thing that getting technical information for the 1943 Ingersoll-Rand D-60 would be such a tall order. Then at the same time, is it possible that I have one of the last surviving ones that actually runs?

 

[Mark A Dotts]

Not to beat the subject to the ground, But here's the NSN for the compressor: NSN:4310-265-3153

 

[Guyfang]

Have you looked in Radio Nerds?

 

[Mark A Dotts]

Have you looked in Radio Nerds?

Update: I have found the U.S.Army Air Force Technical Order 17- 5AH-10. There was a copy at the Library of Congress. I now have a copy now.

 

[Guyfang]

Digital?

 

[Mark A Dotts]

Digital?

Yes, it can be digital. I currently have the T.O. from the U.S. Army Air Force it is: T.O. 17-5AH-10. Got it from the Library of Congress. I have a copy to donate if there is any one needing it

 

[Guyfang]

Please upload it in the TM upload forum. If you need help, tell me. Be glad to assist.