TM 10-4930-204-13SECTION II.MOVEMENT TO A NEW WORKSITE4-6.DISMANTLING FOR MOVEMENT.a.ShortDistanceMovement.NOTETanks should be emptied prior to being removedfrom truck and tanks must be disconnected frommanifold (pump unit).(1) Remove tank and pump unit from truck withother suitable device.(2) Move tank and pump unitor vehicle.Provide suitable blockingequipment from shifting.a forklift orto new worksite with forkliftand tiedowns to preventb.Long DistanceMovement.(1) Provide a suitable container for tanks and pump unit.Each tank and each pump unit should have a separate container tofacilitate handling during long distance moves.Wood is particularlyvaluable as a container material because of its high strength-weightratio, which compares favorably with mild steel.Tests and experiencehave shown that the strength of a wooden container depends largelyupon the type of wood used in its construction.The durability of woodand its ability to withstand shock and impact stresses are importantproperties in the selection of wood for containers.The quality ofwood members for containers and pallets is set forth in MIL-STD-731,Quality of Wood Members for Containers and Pallets.(2) Provide suitable blocking and tiedowns to prevent theunit from shifting during transport.4-7.REINSTALLATION AFTER MOVEMENT.Reinstall tanks and pump unit after movement to a new worksite asoutlined in paragraph 4-4.SECTION III.REPAIR PARTS, SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT4-8.SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT.No special tools or equipment are required by organizationalmaintenance personnel for the maintenance of the tank and pump unit.4-9.MAINTENANCE REPAIR PARTS.Repair parts and equipment are listed and illustrated in therepair parts and special tools list covering organizationalmaintenance in TM 10-4930-204-34P.4-6
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