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5-1. REMOVING TANK FROM SERVICE.  (Cont'd) b. Disconnect all hoses, elbows, and vent assemblies from tank by pulling outward on cam arms and separating couplings. c. Install all dust caps and dust plugs on couplings and fittings. d. Remove drain hoses and valves. e. Fold the up-slope end of tank to opposite side.  (Reverse procedures shown in Figures 2-6 and 2-8 to fold tank.) Tank should now be half size in width. f. Fold ends with straps to opposite side.  Tank should now be one- quarter size in width.  Continue to pull the top two layers past the center fold until the bottom layers are 15.5 ft.  to 16 ft.  in width (4.7m to 4.9m). g. Fold the top two layers back toward the top center of the folded portion of the tank.  The final fold should represent an S pattern as illustrated in Figure 2-6. h. Roll each end of folded tank in toward the center. i. Place  lifting  straps  and  delta  rings  around  tank  rolls.    Use  straps  and  rings  as  sling  if  lifting  equipment  is available. 5-2 STORAGE. a. Storage Data. Temperature Range: -25°F to 125F (-31.7C to 51.7C). b. Storage Before Use. (1)   Keep tank and accessories in crate when tank is not in use. (2)   If possible, store crated tank in cool, dark, and dry area. c. Storage  After  Use.    If  the  tank  will  be  stored  prior  to  disposal,  store  it  in  a  well-ventilated  area  to  prevent accumulation of explosive vapors. 5-2

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