TM 5-4930-230-13(k) Be sure that fuel to be dispensed to an aircraft is the same grade as that stenciled near theaircraft filler caps. To avoid spillage, note the tank capacities and ask the pilot or flight engineer forestimate of quantities needed.WARNINGReplace filler cap securely before removing the nozzle bonding wire.NOTE•When filling small tanks, it may be necessary to reduce engine speed inorder to reduce pressure surging at the hose and nozzle. (GED)• Recap, wind and secure nozzle bonding wire around nozzles whendispensing Is completed.(l) Open second tank dispensing valve just before first tank is emptied and close firstdispensing valve when the tank is empty.(m) Stop pumping when operation is complete, drain hoses if shutting down for longer thanovernight; rewind hoses and ground wire.CAUTION(n)storage.(o)If tank and pump unit Is mounted on other than a 5 ton vehicle, cautionshould be taken In filling tanks to avoid exceeding cross-country payloadlimits of transporting vehicle.Refill tanks at the end of the day’s operation to reduce condensation during overnightClose dispensing valves on both tanks to reduce spills during overnight storage.(3) Gasoline engine powered units. Open the tank dispensing valve and start the engine. (Refer to TM5-2805-257-14, Chapter 2)a. Gasoline Engine. (RefertoTM5-2805-257-14, Chapter 2.)b. Electric Motor. Place motor ON-OFF switch in the OFF position. (figure 2–5)Figure 2–5. ON-OFF Switch2-12 Change 10*U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1991 - 554-030/40123PIN:005969-010
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