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TM 10-4320-258-14&P (11) Drive ground rod (6) into ground until coupling (7) is approximately 1 foot (30.48 cm) above sutiace. (12) Remove drive stud (3) and coupling (7). (13) Install clamp (8) on ground rod (6) and install cable (9) between clamp (8) and ground rod (6) and tighten screw (10). (14) Install cable (9) in clamp (11)  and tighten screw (12). e. Priming  Time  the  pump  (refer  to  figure  2-3). (1) Remove priming plug (1) from pump housing (2). (2) Fill pump housing (2) with fluid being pumped. Fill until fluid reaches inlet (3) and outlet (4) ports. (3)  Install  priming  plug  (1). 2-10. Starting the Gasoline Engine. WARNING Be sure the pump assembly is properly grounded (para. 2-9d.) before starting the gasoline engine. CAUTION    Do not operate the pump assembly without first priming the pump (para. 2-9e)o a.  Prepare  the  equipment  for  operation  (para.  2-9). b. Open any valves in the suction and discharge lines. c. Statt  the  gasoline  engine  (refer  to  figure  2-4). (1) Open fuel control valve (1). (2) Place ignition switch (2) in RUN position. (3)  Choke  cold  engine. CAUTION If the engine runs more than 2 minutes without pumping after the initial start, stop the engine and refer to the troubleshooting procedure in Chapter 3. (4) Pull starting rope (3) to start engine. (5) Loosen knob (4) and set throttle control (5) to desired speed and tighten knob (4). 2-9  

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