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 (2) Inspect the frame for cracks, distortion,
KEY to fig. 2-1:
broken weldments, and other damage. Straighten
1. Cap screw
14.
Cap screw
2. Nut
15.
Nut
bent frame members. Weld broken weldments.
3. Lock washer
16.
Lock washer
Replace the frame assembly if damaged beyond
4. Flat washer
17.
Cap screw
repair.
18.
Nut
5. Spacer
(3) Inspect the hose containers for cracks,
6. Cap screw
19.
Lock washer
distortion, and other damage. Replace damaged
7. Nut
20.
Flat washer
8. Lock washer
Engine adapter
21.
containers.
9. Discharge hose holder
22.
Screw
(4) If troubleshooting indicates that repair of
10. Screw assembly
Identification plate
23.
the pump or engine is necessary, refer to the ap-
11. S-hook
Engine and pump base
24.
plicable chapters of this publication and make the
12. Chain
Engine and pump assembly
25.
necessary repairs.
13. Frame assembly
c. Installation.
(2) To remove the assembled engine and
(1) Position the assembled pump and engine
pump, remove the bolt assemblies that secure the
on the pumping assembly frame. Secure with the
pump and engine mounting base to the main frame.
bolt assemblies.
Use the handles to lift the assembled engine and
(2) Position the hose containers (9, fig. 2-1)
pump from the frame.
on the pumping assembly frame; secure with cap
screws (1 and 6), nuts (2 and 7), lock washers (3
Note. Pump disassembly is necessary to separate the
e n g i n e from the pump. Refer to chapter 3 for pump
and 8), and flat washers (4). Be sure to install the
disassembly instructions.
spacers (5) between the containers and side frame
members.
b. Cleaning and Inspection.
(1) Steam-clean the frame and discharge hose
containers. Remove any greasy or gummy deposits
with an approved cleaning solvent; dry thoroughly.
2-5
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