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TM   5-5430-219-13 b . O p e n    d r a i n    f i t t i n g    g a t e    o r    b a l l    v a l v e    t o    a l l o w r e m a i n i n g    f u e l    t o    d r a i n    f r o m    t a n k . c . Clean   tank   of   residual   sludge   that   accumulates   in   bottom   of   storage tank;   dispose   of   sludge   in   compliance   with   EPA   and   local   regula- t i o n s . 2-8. PREPARATION FOR MOVEMENT. Prior   to   moving   the   tank,   fuel   must   be components   wrapped.   Follow   these   steps. drained,   tank   disassembled,   and Always   handle   the   tank   carefully.   Components   stored   with   the tank   should   be   padded   to   avoid   chafing   during   movement.   Rough handling   of   the   tank   or   components   will   result   In   damage. a . b . c . d . e . f . g. h. i . j . Drain   fuel   from   tank   (para   2-7.2   and   2-7.3). Remove   drain   hose   assembly   from   drain   fitting   and   install   drain plug. Remove   filler/discharge   elbows   from   filler   and   discharge   adapters and   install   dust   caps;   push   In   cam-lever   arms   to   lock. Remove   vent   pipe   assembly   from   flanged   adapter   and   install   dust   cap; push  in  cam-lever  arms  to  lock. Brush   off   stones   or   debris   clinging   to   tank. Fold   tank   from   both   sides   toward   middle. Roll   tank   from   end   opposite   drain   fitting. Place   tank   in   suitable   shipping   container   or   on   skid. Plug   exposed   hose   assembly   openings   with   suitable,   clean   materials to   keep   them   dirt-free. Pad   or   wrap   components   before   placing   them   in   separate   shipping containers   or   storing   with   tank. This   prevents   chafing   tank   during movement. 2-22 Change   2

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