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TM 5-4320-306-24 2-46.  INTERMEDIATE TERM STORAGE (More than 30 days) (Continued) (2)    Secure air cleaner assembly (10) and muffler assembly (30) to skid using soft annealed wire or strapping conforming to QQ-S-781, Class 1, Type I or IV. (3)    Ensure that battery box assembly (11) and tool box (12) are closed securely. (4)    For indoor or outdoor storage, cover entire unit with weather cover supplied with unit, tied or weighted to prevent movement. f.    Inspection. (1)    Visually inspect the centrifugal pump unit monthly for evidence of rust, security of seals, and any evidence of deterioration of nonmetallic components. (2)    When  in  outdoor  storage,  visually  inspect  as  above  immediately  following  heavy  rains,  snowfall,  or  high winds. 2-47.  PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT a.    Prepare the centrifugal pump unit for intermediate storage in accordance with paragraph 2-46. b.    Secure  the  batteries  in  battery  box  assembly  (11)  and  tape  the  battery  cables  to  the  battery  box  to  prevent grounding. WARNING Death or serious injury could occur if unauthorized or unnecessary personnel are in the hoisting area.  Permit only personnel actually engaged in the hoisting operation to be near the unit and hoisting equipment.  All instructions for the hoisting operations must come from one authorized person. Injury  to  personnel  or  damage  to  equipment  could  occur  from improper hoisting.  Hoist the load slowly to avoid tearing out lifting bail assembly, slipping slings, or load shift.  Do not jerk the load or swing  it  from  side-to-side  when  hoisting.    This  places  additional stress on hoisting components which can cause failure and loss of load.      Be   sure   hoisting   equipment   is   on   solid   footing   and   is suitable for the size of the load.  Watch boom angle and overhead clearance when hoisting. c.    Use  equipment  such  as  a  crane,  forklift,  or  other  cargo-lifting  equipment  to  load  the  pump  unit  without  any damage.  When using cables for lifting, spreader bars of adequate length must be used to prevent cables from closing in and crushing the centrifugal pump unit.  Cables should be connected to the centrifugal pump unit's multipurpose lifting and tiedown provisions, with the apex not exceeding a height of 24 feet (7.3 meters) above the lowest extremity of the unit and with each cable leg at a 45 degree true angle.  The sling legs should converge over the center of gravity of the pump unit as shown on the transportation plate. d.    Secure centrifugal pump unit to a railway or highway transporter by using the chain supports on the skid.  Cover the pump unit with a good weather-resistant tarpaulin or other cover. 2-153/(2-154 blank)

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