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Fueling the Engine.
3.9.2
Fill tank with two quarts of
motor or aviation gasoline.  DO NOT USE A FUEL-OIL
MIXTURE.
Discharge Hose Connections.
Connect the male
3.9.3
quick-connect of the discharge hose assembly to the
nozzle  assembly.  Connect the female quick-connect
fitting of the discharge hose assembly to the male quick-
connect fitting at the Go-No-Go Gage (monitor).  Couple
the loose dust caps and plugs together to prevent collec-
tion of dirt and foreign material.
3.9.4
Suction Hose Connections.
Connect the female
coupling of the suction hose to the suction fitting at the
pump.  Connect the opposite end of the suction hose to
the fuel supply container.  Couple the loose dust caps
and plugs together to prevent collection of dirt and
f o r e i g n material.
Starting a Cold Engine.
engine  procedures:
3.10.1
Pull choke out to full choke position.
3.10.2
Grasp starter grip and pull starter cord with firm, gentle
pull, (approximately 3 feet) two times.
3.10.3
Push choke into "No Choke" position.
3.10.4
Pull starter cord again to start engine. If engine fails to
start, pull choke lever out approximately 1/4 of full travel.
3.10.5
Crank engine again.  Push choke in after engine warms
gradually, until engine runs smoothly.
Starting a Warm Engine.
To restart the engine after
a short shut-down (for refueling purposes, etc.) follow this
procedure:
3.11.1
Do not choke.
Crank engine with starter rope.

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