One section of picket-rope {On the foot-boards. One of these (can be used for a { sections is carried for and with prolonge) with metal { each carriage, and ordinarily, terminals for connection { for gun-carriage and limber, with other terminals (34 { coiled under the left seat of feet long; 3-inch rope). { gun-carriage; for the battery-wagon { and forge, in the wagon { or on top of it fastened to railing, { in the folding forage-rack, { or coiled around the { middle rail near the vise, as { may be most convenient; and { for caisson, on its limber { foot-boards, or on caisson { as above detailed. Three or four knapsacks On the foot-boards. Knapsacks are carried in the artillery-wagon. One breech-sight Carried in its leather case in one of the foot-board compartments. A spare one may be carried in one of the caisson-limbers. Two haversacks In middle-chest compartment on top of cartridges; ordinarily carried in the gun-limber chest. The tool-box (one for each gun, carried in the compartment under the foot-boards of gun-limber) has capacity for the following tools and implements: One screw-wrench. One iron nut-wrench, 12 inches long. One ¾-inch cold-chisel, 8 inches long. One 8-inch bastard-file. One hand-hammer, 12¼-inch handle. One small steel punch. One vent-punch. } These may be carried, if more One gunner's gimlet. } convenient, in the gun-carriage One priming-wire. } trail-box. Weight of tool-box, 1 pound 13 ounces; contents, as above, 7 pounds 8 ounces. 3.2″ GUN, CARRIAGE, LIMBER, WEIGHTS, EQUIPMENTS