Section III. STORAGE

4.4

Air Cleaner Service (Oil Foam Type)(Continued).

Wash foam element in kerosene or solvent.

4.4.4

4.4.5

Squeeze dry and re-oil with three tablespoons of engine oil.

4.4.6

Squeeze again to spread oil throughout foam.

4.4.7

Assemble parts and replace air cleaner.

STORAGE

Section III

Engines to be stored over 30 days should be

Engine.

4.5

completely drained of fuel to prevent gum deposits from

forming on essential carburetor parts, fuel filter, fuel

line, and tank. Remove fuel from the tank and run engine

until it stalls from lack of fuel. Remove the spark plug

and pour 1 ounce of SAE 30 oil into cylinder and crank

slowly to distribute the oil. Replace the spark plug loosely.

Clean exterior of the engine.

4.6

Monitor.

Drain all remaining fuel from the monitor and

install dust cap on the discharge port.

4.7

Pump.

Drain all remaining fuel from the pump chamber.

(This may be accomplished simultaneously with draining

the monitor.) Install dust cap over pump suction port.

4.8

Hoses and Nozzles.

Drain remaining fuel from the

suction and discharge assemblies and install dust caps and

plugs. Coil neatly. Install dust cap and dust plug over

nozzle opening.

PUMP DISASSEMBLY AND INSPECTION

Section IV

4.9

Caution.

The pump should not be disassembled unless

there is an indication that it is not functioning properly or

that spare parts replacement is necessary.

4.10

Pump Disassembly.

If disassembly is required to

service the internal portions of the pump, utilize the fol-

lowing procedure.