Update_four_Questions_and_Answers.docx

Questions and Answers Question 1. In order to provide maximum protection to the Swivel MK-9 Assemblies during transit and storage, we prefer to properly pack via standard practices the 16 Swivel MK-9 Assemblies in a solid wooden box 1/2" thick wood with runners, see attached Sketch Bx1. This 1/2" thick solid wooden box will afford a greater safeguard to the equipment rather than placing the assemblies in only fiber board containers and placing them on "PALLETS" as indicated on drawing 6375216 Rev -H [ Packing/Boxing] Each Swivel Assembly will be packed in its own fiber board container and that fiber board container will be properly and securely placed within the wooden shipping box.

Answer 1. A wooden (needs to be plywood) box will be fine. If they are going to package them like this have then package them in 4 wooden boxes, 4 per box (we're actually buying 4 ship sets).

Question 2. Drawing 6916017 Rev-B Sheet 1 of 5.

Parts list: Find # 7 Seal # 116 325-GFP, one required per assembly.

Our potential suppliers [3] for this seal cannot locate it by the part # 116 325-GFP as given on the noted drawing. Is it possible to obtain additional information such as the manufacture, etc. so we can locate the same?

Answer 2. Item #7 has cage 09055 listed as the manufacturer. They

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Question 3. Drawing 6916017 Rev-B Sheet 1 of 5.

Parts list: Find # 11, Ball bearing #7206 BECBM, 3 required per assembly.

This is "SKF" angular contact ball bearing. Are we allowed to use[Quote] an equal bearing, manufactured by another brand maker?

Answer. I would stick with SKF to make it standard and fair. Opening for alternate brands without an approved change can make this go longer than needed.