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Section IV. OPERATION UNDER USUAL CONDITIONS
Preparing Lubricant Pumps for Operation

Lubricating And Servicing Unit, Power Operated, Skid Mounted, 16 Cfm Compressor Reciprocating, Power Driven, Winterized Page Navigation
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Rope sheave
3
Starting rope
5
Blower and hub
7
Flat washer, 7/16, in.
2
Heat deflector
4
Air shroud
6
Screw, 1/4-28 x 7/8, in. Ig (4 rqr)
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Nut, 7/16-20
Figure 12. Hand starting the engine.
c. Engage the clutch lever (8) by moving it toward
c. Close the master air control valve (2, fig. 8) and
the hose reels.
open air line pressure relief cock (11) and the drain
valve (6) to release the air pressure in the hoses. to all
Note
three pumps and the air reel.
Engage the clutch slowly, allowing
sufficient time for the compressor to
51. Emergency Stopping of Engine
gain speed before fully engaging
In an emergency such as failure of the stop button,
clutch.
stop the engine by pulling the choke control knob out to
the limit of its travel.
d. Close the master air valve (2, fig. 8) and the air
pressure relief cock (11) at the air receiver.
52. Filling Lubricant Tanks
e. Air pressure in the tank will automatically build
a. Start the engine. Refer to paragraphs 48 and
up to 175 pounds. The pressure switch is pre-set to cut
49.
out at 175 pounds pressure, and cut in at 150 pounds
b. Allow the engine to reach proper temperature
pressure.
and check the oil pressure gage (16, fig. 7) and the
f. Allow pressure to build up, until the air
ammeter (1, fig. 6). Proper oil pressure is between 20
and 35 pounds.
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