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(3) Oversize and undeIrsize parts such as studs and bushings are listed immediately following the
standard size part. The degree of fit is also stated.
(4) When an assembly is broken down in another figure, a reference to that figure is provided.
(5) When the next higher assembly appears in another figure, a reference to that figure is pro-
vialed.
(6) Manufacturers specification and source control drawing numbers are listed in the part
number column. Equivalent vendor part numbers and codes are listed in the description column.
(7) For proper identification of details and next assemblies. The listings are subordinated in an
indention system. The indention system shows the subordination of assembly in accordance with the
following outline:
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DEVICE
ATTACHING PARTS FOR ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY
. . ATTACHING PARTS FOR SUBASSEMBLY
. . SUBASSEMBLY OF DEVICE
. . . DETAIL PARTS OF SUBASSEMBLY
(8) Each Boeing part is given the number of the drawing from which the part is made. The draw-
ings are numbered according to a system in which a prefix of three digits is used. Boeing-Vertol part
numbers are prefixed with the numbers: 114, 145, 165, 173, 234, 308, and 414. Boeing-Kent part num-
bers are prefixed with 182.
(9) Specification and Source Control part numbers are listed in the part number column. Vendor
equivalent part numbers are listed in the Nomenclature column.
In addition to the above, Boeing-Vertol standard parts listed are prefixed by the letters BAC and VS.
NOTE
Vendor codes are not used for Boeing-Vertol, Boeing standard parts,
Boeing-Kent, and military standard part numbers.
(10) Usable On Code This column indicates the applicability of an item to other types or
makes or equipment.
(11) Units per Assembly This column lists the number of units required per assembly or
subassembly. When more than one assembly is required, the total for these assemblies will be listed.
The letters AR indicate as required. The letters REF are used on items that are listed for reference pur-
poses.
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