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3-3. FILLING TANK.  (Cont'd) c. Check that vent assembly is operational. d. Check filler/discharge elbow that will not be used in filling.   Make sure it is covered by a dust cap or plug. e. Attach fuel source line to filler/discharge gate valve to be used for filling. f. Open gate valve. CAUTION Do  not  overfill  the  tank.    Overfilling  the  tank  may  result  in  rupture  or  leakage.    The required quantity of fuel should be measured by using range poles. NOTE If the tank begins to roll or creep when being filled, place sandbags along the lower edge of the tank to prevent further creeping or rolling. g. Activate fuel  source.  Fill tank.  Tank is filled to capacity when it reaches a height of 6 feet, 8 inches (2.03 meters).  Do not overfill tank. h. When tank is full, stop pumping. i. Close gate valve. j. Check tank for leakage.  If tank leaks, follow troubleshooting procedures in table 4-2. 3-3

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