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TM 5-4320-237-15
b. Refer to figure 9 to operate the pump-
ing assembly.
Note. The drum unloader is not used for all applica-
tions. Suction hose may be connected directly to tank
or other source of supply.
Figure 9 (3)-Continued.
18. Operation in Extreme Cold
Normal starting and operating procedures
can be used until ambient temperature reach
25F. At temperatures lower than this pro-
Figure 9 (l). Operating the pumping assembly.
ceed as follows:
a. Keep fuel tank filled with gasoline. Use
only MIL-G-3056 type 2 gasoline for operat-
ing at this temperature range.
b. Lubricate in accordance with the current
lubrication order.
c. Clean and service the fuel strainer fre-
quently (para 33).
d. Use ether sprayed into the air intake of
the engine from a pressurized can during
cranking or use other approved starting aids.
e. After starting, run engine at 1800 rpm
without load for a minimum of 10 minutes be-
fore applying load.
f. Increase speed to full throttle and run
for an additional 5 minutes before applying
load.
19. Operation in Extreme Heat
Figure 9 (2) -Continued
a. Keep engine clean to promote greatest
heat radiation. Pay particular attention to the
Screen in the engine shroud to assure that it
does not become clogged. Clogging will limit
air flow through the shroud.

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