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			Stil working on it 
			  
			Hi Bicycle fans 
				in the English speaking parts of our small world. Specially for 
				you I did try to translate the German Manual of the military 
				"Ordonnanzfahrrad" user in the Swiss Army. 
			
				I did get a copy as PDF file and had 
				to make first TXT files from that one, page by page. Than I did 
				scan them back as readable PDF files and did some translation 
				with Microsoft Word. So it will not be perfect but who is? 
				Ofcourse it did not work this way. Any suggestion to make it better 
				is welcome. Hope you like it. Please help me to translate this. 
				Ben van Helden 2006 
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				Regulations   
				
				
				a) 
				Use   
				of the Ordonnanzfahrrad-booklet  
				 
				and behaviour of the user  
				
				
				
				The 
				Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet is to be kept carefully kept clean and 
				carry with each service cause. 
				The entries in the Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet may happen only by 
				the responsible officer or Officials .  
				 
				Who looses the Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet, has to pay Fr. 5 for 
				the production of a duplicate, if it do not prove that at the 
				loss no being to blame for meets it.  
				 
				
				Those same fee is to be 
				paid from cyclists to, who during the restitution of the 
				Ordonnanzfahrrad their Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet not to teach 
				know. The loss of the Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet is the commander 
				of unit immediately to announce. Who this message omits or who 
				the loss of the Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet in culpable Way caused, 
				can be disciplinarily punished. For incomplete provided 
				Ordonnanzfahrrad booklets have the owners immediately with the 
				command or To seek arsenal the additions restitution of the 
				Ordonnanzfahrrad their Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet not to teach 
				know. The loss of the Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet is the commander 
				of unit immediately to announce. Who this message omits or who 
				the loss of the Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet in culpable Way caused, 
				can be disciplinarily punished. For incomplete provided 
				Ordonnanzfahrrad booklets have the owners immediately with the 
				command or t seek arsenal the additions. 
				 
				b) Treatment the bicycle 
				Treatment that Torpedo resignation brake  
				 
				Occasionally that is torpedo in below described way dismantled 
				and with Petrol are washed 
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				After the cleaning with Petrol all parts must well dried. The 
				parts must lightly greased with Vaseline, with exception of the 
				roll drives with the thread head. If the roll drives come into 
				contact with the fat, then the rollers at the hub body do not 
				seize no more on and the drive cannot take place. 
				In the case of strong demand the torpedo is to be paid attention 
				to sufficient oiling. Mainly is to be oiled before strong 
				downward gradients, so that the hub out one does not glow.
				
				
				 
				 
				Divide and Build up for the torpedo hub 
				 
				 
				
				
				
				After removal of the wheel from the rear wheel fork removing the 
				locknut holding of the lever-konus at the brake lever with the 
				left hand. Begin the torpedo key at the square of the axle and 
				tricks of the same from right to the left. Drive out the entire 
				mechanism (drawing page 29) 
				This dismantling been sufficient for the usual cleaning building 
				up takes place in more in reverse sequence: Insert lever-konus 
				on the Cupola ring side into those Hub, so that the cams of the 
				break-shoes in the appropriate Slot lever-konus intervene. 
				  
				Begin the break konus and the complete thread head. Screw in for 
				the axle. Attach the lock washer. Bolt on the locknut. 
				When inserting the rear wheel into the fork it is to be made 
				certain that the chain tensioned within the fork ends to be 
				installed.   
				The wheel may not do lateral play exhibit and is, if freely 
				floating by the valve weight an easy oscillating motion 
				implement.   
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				Treatment of the <<Böni>> drum brake. 
				  
				
				
				
				The brake lining is to protect for oil and fat and is not to be 
				touched with greasy fingers. 
				to catch flowing oils from the Torpedó hub, is inside the 
				brake cover a oil catch ring attached, which prevents that oil 
				reached the brake shoes. 
				
				
				
				By in
				Brake cover within oils fang struggle existing hole 
				is possible penetrated oil outward led become. It is to be made 
				certain therefore that this hole is not clogged.That oil catch ring fulfilled however only his purpose, if the 
				torpedo hub reasonably lubricated, D. h. not with oil one 
				inundates.    
				
				
				
				The drum brake is up no case to oil or too greasy 
				oiled brake linings brake-badly and àll1 best are replaced by 
				new.    
				
				
				
				Temporarily ever nevertheless that can Drain on hot oren 
				remedy create, open fire may however not to be used. The brake 
				whistles then is this an indication that it oiled.    
				
				
				
				Disassembly and assembly of the 
				"Böni" drum brake 
				  
				 
				The dismounting happens in the following way:   
				first loosen the nut and remove it.  Here the box spanner is 
				to be used. Laest the annular nut do not separate in such a way 
				help some light bevel rojt the brass essay on the plan page that 
				Annular nut.   
				
				
				After the annular nut, strikes one is distant for 
				that easily with that Mallet on the edge of drum to the drum 
				jumps off. Installing, whereby correct sticking of the drum on 
				the torpedo hub to reach is seems, in the following way:  | 
		
		
			
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				Press the adapter sleeve (1) with the 
				screwed-in thread over the left torpedo hub end. Then slide the 
				drum (2) over it and make sure that it rests well on the back. 
				 Place the wedge ring (3) with the 
				thin part in between the drum and the clamping sleeve so that 
				the slots of the wedge ring and the clamping sleeve are offset 
				from one another. The wedge ring is to be pressed in until the 
				thread for the ring nut is released, but to push in the wedge 
				ring no breakthrough etc. to use. Now screw on the ring nut (4) 
				and tighten with socket wrench. 
				 Now you control how the drum is 
				running, i. whether it does not wobble sideways. If this is the 
				case, it should be aligned with the mallet. 
  Using the 
				hammer and brass attachment, lightly beat around on the flat 
				side of the ring nut so that the wedge ring is firmly pressed 
				in. Then the ring nut again by means of plug connections! 
				Attract. This process is repeated several times until the drum 
				is firmly seated. 
  Disassembly and assembly of 
				the handlebar and steering 
				 Handlebar: 
				 1.Loosen the nut on the brake 
				linkage with a key.  2.Loosen the clamping screw (several 
				passages) with a key.  3.Loosen the clamping cone by pressing 
				down the clamping screw.  4.Pull out the handlebar. | 
		
		
			
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				 Control: 
				 1. Remove the 
				head tube nut with key. 
				2. Remove the lantern holder. 
				3. Remove the upper control cone 
				4. Remove the upper ball set. 
				5. Lift the frame by approx. 9 cm. 
				6. Remove the lower ball set. 
				7. Extending the fork. 
				The assembly takes place in reverse 
				order. 
				 Disassembly and assembly of the front hub 
				1. Loosen the nuts G with a key. 
				2. Remove the dust rings B with a key. 
				3. Remove left cone C with key. 
				4. Extending the axle In à direction. 
				The assembly takes place in reverse 
				order. 
				 Disassembly and assembly of the bottom bracket. 
				1. Loosen the left crank key. 
				2. Remove the crank. 
				3. Release the left dust cover with 
				key (left-hand thread). 
				4. Remove the lock washer. 
				5. Remove the left cone with key 
				(left-hand thread). 
				6. Extend the axis in ---> direction. 
				The assembly takes place in reverse 
				order. 
				 Disassembly and assembly of the pedals 
				1. Remove the dust cover. 
				2. Remove the axle nut. 
				8. Remove the lock washer. 
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				 5. Remove the pedal. 
				The assembly takes place in reverse 
				order. 
				 Treatment of the orderly bicycle 
				The meticulous maintenance of the bike 
				is a natural duty of every cyclist. All repairs that become 
				necessary as a result of careless handling are at the expense of 
				the defective. 
				Parking service - Regulations for 
				bicycles. 
				The different parking service ticket 
				1st march park service (MPD) 
				Check the readiness to march before 
				starting the ride and keep holding Create the readiness to march 
				after finishing the drive. Approximately 5 minutes. 
				2. Maintenance Service (UPD) 
				Cleaning and advanced control. 
				Depending on the condition, however, at least every 3 weeks. 2 - 
				2 ½ hours 
				3. Technical Parking Service (TPD) 
				 Dismantling .. Cleaning, greasing 
				and mounting of the bearings (front hub, torpedo hub and pedals, 
				4 hours depending on the load on the bike. 
				1. The march park service a) 
				The verification of the march 
				readiness before the start of the journey and at the holding 
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				 to pay for the whole repair 
				itself, but it can still be instituted against him for the 
				military court proceedings because of letting go and the 
				squandering of war material. 
				For repairs that occur outside of 
				service, only substitutes may be used as substitutes. Non-order 
				components will be replaced upon entry into any service at the 
				expense of the man. Are ordonnanzteile not available from the 
				local bicycle manufacturer, so should not be purchased 
				Fast-Ordonnanzbestandteile but, then these are to be obtained 
				from an Eidg. Arsenal, against payment of the replacement price. 
				Each order must be accompanied by the 
				Ordonnanzfahrrad booklet. In order to avoid unnecessary 
				scribing, the desired piece should be exactly identified using 
				the name and number given in the technical part. Where this 
				concerns right or left, inner or outer parts, this should also 
				be specified. 
				Storage of the orderly bicycle when 
				not in use. 
				Easy inflation of the hoses. Lightly 
				oil the whole wheel except the leather parts. The bike must be 
				stored in a dry, protected from sunlight room, either on a 
				bicycle stand or suspended suspended. 
				In any case, the wheel should not be 
				left unused for a long time on the pneumatic, otherwise the 
				rubber will be brittle. The wheel should be subjected to a 
				periodic inspection when not in use, whereby the tires are 
				checked and, if necessary, all the parts already mentioned are 
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