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TM 10-8110-203-12&P Section II.    EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AND DATA' 1-8.   EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISTICS, CAPABILITIES AND FEATURES. a. Fuel Drum.  The 500 gallon drum, Model 91097 is a durable, non-vented, collapsible container that is designed for a working pressure of 4 to 5 psig (0.3 to 0.4 kg/sq. cm).  The 500 gallon drum is intended for use at ambient temperatures between 60°F and +95°F (-50.6°C and +35.28°C) for the following: (1)    Storage, receipt and issue of liquid fuel. (2)    Transporting liquid fuel by: (a)     Truck. (b)     Aircraft (c)     Helicopter. (d)     Airdrop from fixed wing aircraft (e)     Towing as a wheel. The  drum  fabric  is  impregnated  with  fuel  resistant  synthetic  rubber.    When  filled  to  its  500  gallon  (1893  liter) capacity,  the  drum  is  cylindrical  in  shape  with  rounded  ends.    It  can  be  towed,  at  speeds  not  to  exceed  10  mph  (16 km/hr), for short distances over smooth terrain, using a towing and lifting yoke.  The end closure plates are connected by three wire cables that provide interior support for the drum.  Each closure plate is fitted with a quick-disconnect adapter. When the drum is collapsed, it can be folded to permit transportation by a cargo truck. b. Accessory Items. (1) Towing and Lifting Yoke.  A towing and lifting yoke can be attached to the ends of the 500 gallon drum for use in towing and lifting the drum. (2) Tie down Kit.  A tie down kit is used to secure drums when they are being transported by cargo trucks. (3) Emergency Repair Kits.  The repair kits are furnished for emergency use only to prevent leakage until the operator can empty the drum.  When these kits are used to make such emergency repairs, the repaired drum should not be moved, towed, lifted or transported until it is completely empty. 1-3

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