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Figure 2-2. Muffler, removal and installation
for accessibility. Make sure the area is well ventilated.
Pipe the engine exhaust outside the building. Arrange
the piping with a minimum of bends, and make sure all
connections are tight.
Warning
Do not operate the unit in an
enclosed  area  unless  exhaust
gases are piped to the outside.
Inhaling exhaust fumes will cause
serious illness or death.
c. Leveling.  Unit must be installed horizontally.
Use a carpenter's level along the length of the unit, and
across the skid members.  Insert spacers, shims, or
wedges as needed.
d. Grounding. A proper ground is essential. Drive
1/2 grounding rod into the earth to a depth of at least 2-
1/2 feet. Ground lead must be number 12 AWG copper
wire, bolted or clamped to a clean, bright rust-free area
on the rod. Connect other end of ground lead to the
ground stud on left front end of skid f came.
Warning
Unit must be properly grounded
before operating.  An ungrounded
system can build up a static charge
that can cause fire.
e. Auxiliary Fuel Line. If an auxiliary fuel supply is
to be used with the centrifugal pump, connect the
auxiliary fuel line to the level con trol valve on the fuel
Figure 2-3. Fire extinguisher, removal and
installation.
f. Flange Adapters, Crossover Pipe and Y-Fittings.
Determine if the pump is to be
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