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If fuel or sludge comes into contact with skin, flush skin with soap and water.  If fuel or sludge comes into contact with eyes, flush with water.   For  further  information  on  first  aid,  refer  to  FM  21-11.    Fumes  from stored fuels are hazardous. Do not carry or store anything edible near tank.  Food will absorb vapors.  After leaving area, wash before eating or smoking. a. Repairs with Wooden Plugs. (1)   Insert small end of plug into puncture.  Turn clockwise until leak stops or slows. (2)   Remove plug and install clamp when operation permits. b. Repairs with Clamps.  See figure 4-1. (1)   Select proper size clamp using these guidelines for tears: less than 2-inch (5.08 use 3-inch clamp centimeter). 2- to 4-inch (5.08 - to use 5-inch clamp 10.16 centimeter). 4- to 6-inch (10.16 - to use 7 1/2-inch clamp 15.24 centimeter). CAUTION Use extreme care when enlarging a tear.  Tension in the fabric may cause the fabric to rip further.  Ideally, tank height should not be greater than 2 feet (0.61 meters) when you make this type of repair. 4-10

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