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4-19  Special Precautions on Major Equipment All   major   equipment   items   have   specific   technical   manuals   that   must   be   referred   to   for   the   special   precautions recommended  for  that  equipment.    This  section  supplements  that  information  but  does  not  replace  it.    The  following manuals are to be referred to: 5,000 Bbl.  Fabric Collapsible Tanks - ILC Dover, Inc.  technical manual 50,000 Gal.  Fabric Collapsible Tanks - Department of the Army technical manual, TM 5-5430-210-12 600 Gpm Hoseline Pumps - Peabody Barnes, Inc.  technical manual 350 Gpm Transfer Pump - Department of the Army technical manual, TM 5-4320-226-14 Filter Separators - Department of the Army technical manual, TM 5-4330-211-12 Meter Strainer Assemblies - Smith Meter, Inc.  and Weamco, Inc.  technical data overpacked with equipment Floodlight Sets - Department of the Army technical manual, TM 5-6230-210-13&P Fire Suppression Equipment - U.S.  Marine Corps technical manual, TM 07661 13-14/1 included in Appendix A 4-20  Operations in Extreme Cold The  following  extraordinary  steps  and  precautions  should  be  taken  to  prevent  problems  that  can  disrupt  operations, damage equipment, or possibly cause personnel injury. 4-20.1  If  equipment  is  shut  down  for  any  period  of  time,  drain  water  off  prior  to  freezing.    Special  attention  should  be given to: a.  Pump casings b.  Filter separators c.  Meter strainer assemblies d.  Tank bottoms 4-20.  Routinely remove snow and ice from: a.  Tank vents b.  Tank tops c.  Meter strainers d.  Filter separator assemblies e.  Pumps and engines f.  Floodlight sets 4-47

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