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TM 10-3835-231-13 c. The  six  units  are  to  be  installed  as  determined  by  operating  management  for  the  particular  TPT  site.    Particular attention   should   be   given   to   the   lighting   of   fuel   dispensing   areas,   around   the   pumps   and   the   switching   manifold. Suggested locations are shown on (figures 4-1 and 4-2). 4-17.  HOSELINE SUSPENSION SET. Install  suspension  sets  at  road  crossings,  small  streams,  and  other  areas  where  a  nestable  culvert  may  not  be  used. Crossings  must  provide  clearance  from  flood  stages.    Each  hoseline  suspension  kit  provides  adequate  material  for  one 200 foot wide crossing or two shorter crossings.  Materials for the construction of towers (timber, bolts, nails, etc.) are not included in the kit and must be obtained locally.  (See figure 4-14.) NOTE · Materials  for  the  construction  of  towers  (timbers,  bolts,  nails,  etc.)  are  not included in the kit and must be obtained locally. · Anchor  stakes  must  be  driven  into  the  ground  with  the  open  side  of  the  V toward the direction of pull to obtain maximum holding strength. a. Suspension  Towers.    When  constructing  suspension  towers  for  spans  up  to  75  feet,  short  towers  constructed  of 4x4 timber or similar material can be utilized as long as adequate clearance is ensured.  For spans over 75 feet, towers   must   be   constructed   of   6x8   timber   or   similar   material   to   provide   adequate   clearance   and   strength. Naturally occurring trees along the hoseline route may be used as towers provided there is adequate clearance. Trees  must  be  a  minimum  of  10  inches  in  diameter,  sound,  and  well  rooted.    All  suspension  towers  shall  be anchored  by  guy-lines  to  anchor  stakes  provided  in  the  suspension  kit.    When  constructing  tripod  suspension towers,  (see  figure  4-14),  position  one  leg  of  each  tower  toward  the  other  with  the  remaining  two  legs  angled backward and toward either side of the first leg.  This will provide maximum strength and stability. b. Cable and Hoseline.  Install cable and hoseline as follows: (1) Drive anchor stake into the ground approximately 15 feet  from  each  tower  in  line  with  both  towers.    Stake should protrude from ground approximately 6 inches.  Use the driving head to drive stakes. (2) Hang a pulley block from each tower and thread wire rope through pulley on near side. (3) Pull wire rope across stream or obstruction. 4-39

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