TM 5-6115-271-14
TO 35C2-3-386-1
T M 05926A-14
NAVFAC P-8-613-14
cap from filler neck (A, fig. 4-12) and remove the
fuel tank strainer by lifting it from the filler neck.
3-14. Fuel Tank Cap and Chain Assembly
a. Inspect. Inspect the fuel tank cap and chain
assembly (A, fig. 4-12) for cracks, breaks, loose
fitting, and other obvious damage.
chain assembly.
3-15. Muffler Brackets, Muffler and Muffler
Pipes
Inspect the muffler brackets, muffler and muf-
fler pipes (fig. 4-20) for any damage. Refer all
removal and/or installation to organizational
maintenance personnel.
3-16. Generator
Clean the generator and inspect it for cracks,
breaks, loose mountings, and other obvious dam-
age. If the generator is damaged, refer to organi-
zational maintenance personnel.
3-17. Winterization Kit (Fig. 3-2)
a. The winterization kit is of a waterproof nylon
material with a flame retarding coating. The ma-
016A).
terial is flexible for easing storing when not in
use. The kit is to permit operation of the unit at
3-13. Fuel Tank Strainer
temperatures of 25 F. (-32 C.) to 65 F.
(54 C). When in use, the kit completely covers
a. Cleaning and Inspection. Inspect fuel tank
the operating unit except for air intake and ex-
strainer (A, fig. 4-12) for damage of any kind.
haust outlet ports.
Clean strainer as necessary. Replace a damaged
strainer.
other damage. Replace a damaged kit.
b. Removal and Installation. Remove fuel tank
