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CHAPTER 2
INSTALLATION AND OPERATIN!G INSTRUCTIONS
Section I. SERVICE UPON RECEIPT OF EQUIPMENT
2-1. Unloading Equipment
e. Remove  all  barrier  material,  tape  and
miscellaneous protective packing materials from the unit
Remove  all  restricting  tie-down  strapping  and/or
and accessories.
blocking securing crate to carrier.  Offload crate with
f. Wipe the preservatives from the following items,
sling or fork lift having a minimum lifting capacity of
using an approved cleaning solvent:
10,000 lbs.
(1) Control wires and linkage.
Warning
(2) Other parts coated with preservative
: Do not use a lifting device with a
material.
capacity  of  less  than  10,000
pounds.
Do  not  allow  the
g. Drain all preservation from the following items:
equipment to swing back and forth
(1) Fuel tank
while suspended in the air. Failure
to observe this warning can result
in damage to the equipment and in
severe
injury
or
death
to
(3) Pump assembly
personnel.
(4) Air cleaner
h. Inspect all items (para 2-3).
a. When off-loading using a sling, attach sling
assembly only under skid base.
2-3. Inspecting and Servicing Equipment
b. When loading with fork lift from either side lift
only under the area marked "center of balance".
a. Inspecting the Equipment.
2-2. Unpacking Equipment
(1) Inspect the pump for loose components or
Unpack the equipment, following the steps below in
damage that may have occurred during shipment.
sequence:
(2) Inspect all lines, hoses, fittings, and plugs
to see that they are secure and tight.
a. Remove crate down to the under skid, taking
(3) Inspect and tighten or replace any loose
care not to damage the equipment.
or missing nuts, bolts or screws.
b. Remove lifting bail from its transport position
(4) Inspect  the controls, instruments, gages
and install in vertical position through holes in steel skid.
and valves for damage, loose mounting, or binding.
Use attaching hardware as furnished. Pull up nuts on
Replace damaged parts, tighten loose mountings, and
bail firmly.  Remove all nuts securing steel skid to
free-up and binding of levers and linkage.
wooden skid.
(5) Inspect all accessible wiring for loose
c. Attach lifting hook of a 10,000-pound minimum
connections, cuts, burns, frayed insulation and damaged
capacity crane to the lifting bail, and lift pump vertically
terminals or shielding.  Replace damaged wiring or
off the wooden skid.
terminals.
d. Remove tiedown strapping securing the elbows,
crossover assembly and pipe couplings and remove
from the skid.
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