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c.
Fold tank almost in half lengthwise. Lay top fold of the tank down approximately 1 foot shorter than
bottom fold. The ends will then be equal when the tank is rolled.
d.
Roll manually. It is necessary that the first roll be circular and tight, otherwise the tank will be hard to roll
and make a large package.
e.
The sling may be slipped around and under the tank if the tank is to be transported to a new location or
placed back in its shipping box. The sling is located in the semi-trailer stowage compartment.
f.
Fold bed cloth (Model 91094 only). Roll and store belts, pressure gage, ratchets, bolts and plates, etc. in
prepared area, preferable in a box in the nose of the trailer. Pad pressure gage to avoid damage.
g.
After the first few uses, the tank will become more flexible and easier to roll and unroll.
Section IV. Movement to and from Worksite
2-14.
General
a.
When tank is full, before movement, tank should be lashed to trailer with sling provided.
b.
When tank is empty, before movement, tank should be rolled up and lashed securely to trailer.
c.
When tank is not in use, unit assemblies and components should be disassembled, dried, cleaned and
preserved for future use.
Section V. Operating Under Unusual Conditions
2-15.
General
The potable water tank is designed to operate in exterior temperature conditions ranging from -250F to 1600F.
2-16.
In Extreme Cold
a.
Keep ice and snow accumulation from the top of the tank.
b.
All ice and snow must be removed from the quick-disconnect connections to insure proper assembly and
disassembly.
c.
Avoid any unnecessary folding, unfolding or rolling of the tank which might cause cracking or damage to
the material.
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