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TM 10-3835-231-13 (6) Coupling Clamps and Gaskets. (a) Coupling clamps are to be inspected for damage and cleanliness.  If damaged, dispose of properly. (b) Coupling  clamps  are  to  be  cleaned  of  rust  and  painted  in  accordance  with  TM  43-0139  if  necessary before packing. (c) Damaged gaskets should be disposed of properly. (7) Valves and Valve Assemblies. (a) All valves and valve assemblies should be inspected thoroughly.  Any required repair work should be routed through the proper maintenance channels or an order for replacement placed as best suits the situation. (b) The  valves  are  to  be  thoroughly  clean  and  dry  inside  and  out.    Valve  packing  glands  are  to  be loosened prior to preservation.  Particular attention must be paid to coating the glands and bushings. External machined surfaces such as valve stems are to be coated with a preservative.  Valve bodies that  require  paint  are  to  be  painted  in  accordance  with  TM  43-0139  after  removing  any  corrosion. Seal or cap valve assembly pipe nozzles.  Make the end seals as air tight as possible. (8) Pressure Regulating Valve Assemblies, Pressure Control Valve Assemblies. (a) Disassemble  the  pressure  regulating  valve  only  enough  to  inspect.    Make  certain  the  unit  has  no standing  water  or  condensation  internally  before  preservation.    Seal  or  cap  off  at  the  nozzles  to prevent entrance of water and minimize air circulation.  Close off the vents tightly. (b) Paint in accordance with TM 43-0139 as appropriate to the  external surfaces. (9) Meter Skid Assemblies (Meter Strainer Assemblies). (a) Inspect the unit through the nozzles.  Be sure there is no water present.  If water is present, dry it out. If  there  is  no  corrosion,  proceed  with  preservation.    If  corrosion  is  apparent,  pass  the  unit  through maintenance channels for overhaul or disposition. (b) Seal or cap off at the nozzles.  Air tightness is important. (c) Paint in accordance with TM 43-139 the external parts as appropriate. (10) Pumps and Engines.    Proceed  with  preservation  in  accordance  with  technical  manuals  TM  5-4320-305-10 for  the  600  gpm  hoseline  pump  and  TM  5-4320-226-14  or  TM  10-4320-324-14  for  the  350  gpm  transfer pump (11) Floodlight Sets.  Proceed with preservation in accordance with technical manual TM 9-6320-211-14. (12) Fire Suppression Equipment.  Proceed with preservation in accordance with technical manual TM 10-4210- 235-13. (13) Miscellaneous   Equipment.      Thoroughly   inspect.      Make   any   minor   repairs   necessary.      Pass   damaged equipment  through  appropriate  maintenance  authority  for  disposition.    Lubricate,  and  paint  in  accordance with TM 43-0139 as applicable. 4-84

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