3.2. Desired Learning Outcomes.

3.2.1. Understand the purpose of the 25K-loader and its role in the mission.

3.2.2. Locate information contained in the applicable technical manual and explain
terminology used in the technical manual and operator’ guide.

3.2.3. Identify the major components and the various operating systems contained on the
loader. Identify, inspect and operate the operational subsystems on the loader.

3.2.4. Identify components of the deck assembly and explain how they function.

3.2.5. Identify and locate linkage and chassis assemblies on the loader.

3.2.6. Explain what type of engine is in the loader.

3.2.7. Identify and operate the controls located inside of the cab.

3.2.8. Explain the deck conveyor, pitch, roll and side shift functions. Explain how to remove
the side rail assembly, install the deck extension and catwalks, and placement of the bridge
plates.

3.2.9. Understand the safety precautions to be followed before-, during-, and after- operation
of the 25K-loader.

3.2.10. Know the proper operator maintenance procedures of the 25K-loader, IAW applicable
technical orders (TOs) and use of AF Form 1800, Operator’s Inspection Guide and Trouble
Report.

3.2.11. Safely and proficiently operate the 25K-loader. Know how to operate the loader in
the event of an emergency, and be familiar with how to start the loader during cold weather.

3.2.12. Be able to configure the loader for air shipment to include: deck and cab
reconfiguration, weighting and marking the loader and aircraft loading.

3.2.13. Know how to transport the Halvorson by truck and remove the drive shaft in the event
that the loader needs to be towed more than 500 feet.

3.2.14. Explain where to locate trouble shooting data and how to change a wheel or tire.