U.S. ARMY AIR FORCES B-29 SUPERFORTRESS GROUND HANDLING TRAINING FILM CECO CARBURETOR 81874

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One of many aircraft handling films produced during WWII, this movie provides ground and flight crews with vital information for the care of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress. Topics covered include taxiing, towing, mooring, handling of brakes, securing of the aircraft including covering of pitot tubes and air scoop covers, inspection, use of a tug and tow bar, closing of cowl flaps and securing of the electrical system including batteries, and more.
Starting at 21:17 is a second film, although this one is incomplete, about the idle adjustment of the Ceco Carburetor to maintain engine performance.
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I got emotionally invested in the mixture valve adjustment procedure... only to have the ending missing. This is why I drink.

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Boy, what could go wrong with that idle adjustment. Potential to drop and lose every part into lord knows where but you hope it’s a good place.

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One of the many propaganda films we had to watch in the Air Force 😂