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TM 10-8110-203-12&P 2-6.  OPERATING PROCEDURES - continued. (7) Remove two lock nuts and screws connecting the braces. (8) Fold braces together and store towing and lifting yoke away for future use. c.    Emptying the drum. WARNING Do not allow smoking within 100 feet of the dispensing area.  Post NO SMOKING signs around  the  area.    Avoid  getting  fuel  on  the  body  or  clothing.    If  clothing  becomes saturated with fuel, remove the clothing immediately and wash body with hot soapy water and soak clothing in soapy water.  Avoid spillage of fuel.  If spillage of fuel occurs, cover the   area   with   dry   soil   to   reduce   the   rate   of   vaporization   Be   certain   a   suitable   fire extinguisher is present and that it is properly charged and positioned so as to be readily available in case of fire. (1) Place drum in position for operation (2) Remove the protective cap from the drum quick-disconnect adapter. (3) Connect the fuel system to the 500 gallon drum quick-disconnect adapter. d.   Preparing the 500 gallon drum for transit when empty. (1) Remove any residual fuel from the drum while connected to the system. (2) Disconnect the fuel system coupler from the drum quick disc dnnect adapter. (3) Place the protective cap on the adapter. WARNING Lifting or moving heavy equipment incorrectly can cause serious injury.  Do not try to lift or move more  than  50  pounds  by  yourself.    Always  use  assistants  during  lifting  operations.    Bend  legs while lifting.  Do not support heavy weight with your back (4) Fold the empty drum and place on a suitable carrier. 2-5

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