CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
Section II. DESCRIPTION AND DATA
Figure 2. Lubricating unit, left three-quarter view.
Identification Plates
Figure 3. Identification and instruction plates.
Figure 3. Identification and instruction plates. - Continued
Figure 3. Identification and instruction plates. - Continued
Figure 4. Shipping dimensions.
Lubricant Pumps.
Table I. Maintenance and Operating Supplies
Table 11. Specific Gravity Temperature Corrections
Chapter 2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Unpacking New Equipment
Meters and Gages
Section II. MOVEMENT TO NEW LOCATION
Figure 6. Lubricating unit controls and instruments, engine side.
Speed Reduction Shutoff Cock
Figure 7. Engine controls and instruments.
Figure 9. Lubricating unit controls and instruments, compressor side.
Figure 10. Lubricating unit controls, pump end.
Figure 11. Lubricating unit controls, hose reel end.
Section IV. OPERATION UNDER USUAL CONDITIONS
Figure 12. Hand starting the engine.
Preparing Lubricant Pumps for Operation
Figure 13. Transfer pump.
Figure 14. Accessory items lower drawer.
Figure 15. Accessory items upper drawer.
Section V. OPERATION OF MATERIEL USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH LUBRICATING AND SERVICING UNIT
Accessory Equipment
Fire Extinguisher
Table IIIl. Alcohol Dispenser Valve Setting
Section VI. OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS
Operation Under Dusty or Sandy Conditions
Chapter 3. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 16. Lubrication order.
Figure 16. Lubrication order - Continued
Figure 16. Lubrication order - Continued
Section III. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SERVICES
Organizational
ENGINE
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Section IV. TROUBLESHOOTING
Engine Misfires at Heavy Load
Lubricant Pump Fails To Operate Properly
Section V. RADIO INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION
Figure 17. Radio interference suppression.
Section VI. FUEL SYSTEM
Figure 18. Servicing and removal of air cleaner.
Figure 19. Servicing and removal of fuel filter.
Fuel Pump
Figure 20. Carburetor removal and adjustment.
Figure 21. Fuel pump and magneto adjustment and removal.
Figure 22. Governor controls and magneto removal.
Governor Controls
Figure 23. Fuel tank and cylinder head removal.
Section VII. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Figure 24. Servicing batteries.
Batteries, Battery Box, and Cables a. Removal.
Figure 25. Control box removal.
Figure 26. Control box disassembly.
Reassembly
Ignition
Figure 27. Brush removal and timing mark.
Section VIII. ENGINE
Manifold and Muffler
Figure 28. Valve adjustment.
Oil Pressure Regulator
Figure 30. Clutch adjustment.
Section IX. COMPRESSING UNIT
Belt Guard, Belts, and Pulleys
Figure 33. Belt guard removal.
Figure 34. Belts, flywheel, and pulley removal.
Air Coolers
Figure 35. Pressure switch adjustment.
Figure 36. Compressor air controls.
Section X. SERVICING EQUIPMENT
Figure 37. Reel bank and hose reel removal.
Figure 38. Lubricant supply tube removal.
Figure 39. Lubricant pump removal.
Section XI. LUBRICATING UNIT BODY
Lubricant Container Fill Cover
Skids
CHAPTER 4. SERVICING OF MATERIEL USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LUBRICATING UNIT
Section II. ALCOHOL DISPENSER
Figure 41. Alcohol dispenser.
Chapter 5. SHIPMENT AND LIMITED STORAGE
Inspection and Maintenance of Equipment in Storage
Chapter 6. DEMOLITION TO PREVENT ENEMY USE
Figure 42. Placement of demolition charges.
Section II. DESCRIPTION AND DATA
Figure 2. Lubricating unit, left three-quarter view.
Identification Plates
Figure 3. Identification and instruction plates.
Figure 3. Identification and instruction plates. - Continued
Figure 3. Identification and instruction plates. - Continued
Figure 4. Shipping dimensions.
Lubricant Pumps.
Table I. Maintenance and Operating Supplies
Table 11. Specific Gravity Temperature Corrections
Chapter 2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Unpacking New Equipment
Meters and Gages
Section II. MOVEMENT TO NEW LOCATION
Figure 6. Lubricating unit controls and instruments, engine side.
Speed Reduction Shutoff Cock
Figure 7. Engine controls and instruments.
Figure 9. Lubricating unit controls and instruments, compressor side.
Figure 10. Lubricating unit controls, pump end.
Figure 11. Lubricating unit controls, hose reel end.
Section IV. OPERATION UNDER USUAL CONDITIONS
Figure 12. Hand starting the engine.
Preparing Lubricant Pumps for Operation
Figure 13. Transfer pump.
Figure 14. Accessory items lower drawer.
Figure 15. Accessory items upper drawer.
Section V. OPERATION OF MATERIEL USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH LUBRICATING AND SERVICING UNIT
Accessory Equipment
Fire Extinguisher
Table IIIl. Alcohol Dispenser Valve Setting
Section VI. OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS
Operation Under Dusty or Sandy Conditions
Chapter 3. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 16. Lubrication order.
Figure 16. Lubrication order - Continued
Figure 16. Lubrication order - Continued
Section III. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SERVICES
Organizational
ENGINE
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Section IV. TROUBLESHOOTING
Engine Misfires at Heavy Load
Lubricant Pump Fails To Operate Properly
Section V. RADIO INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION
Figure 17. Radio interference suppression.
Section VI. FUEL SYSTEM
Figure 18. Servicing and removal of air cleaner.
Figure 19. Servicing and removal of fuel filter.
Fuel Pump
Figure 20. Carburetor removal and adjustment.
Figure 21. Fuel pump and magneto adjustment and removal.
Figure 22. Governor controls and magneto removal.
Governor Controls
Figure 23. Fuel tank and cylinder head removal.
Section VII. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Figure 24. Servicing batteries.
Batteries, Battery Box, and Cables a. Removal.
Figure 25. Control box removal.
Figure 26. Control box disassembly.
Reassembly
Ignition
Figure 27. Brush removal and timing mark.
Section VIII. ENGINE
Manifold and Muffler
Figure 28. Valve adjustment.
Oil Pressure Regulator
Figure 30. Clutch adjustment.
Section IX. COMPRESSING UNIT
Belt Guard, Belts, and Pulleys
Figure 33. Belt guard removal.
Figure 34. Belts, flywheel, and pulley removal.
Air Coolers
Figure 35. Pressure switch adjustment.
Figure 36. Compressor air controls.
Section X. SERVICING EQUIPMENT
Figure 37. Reel bank and hose reel removal.
Figure 38. Lubricant supply tube removal.
Figure 39. Lubricant pump removal.
Section XI. LUBRICATING UNIT BODY
Lubricant Container Fill Cover
Skids
CHAPTER 4. SERVICING OF MATERIEL USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LUBRICATING UNIT
Section II. ALCOHOL DISPENSER
Figure 41. Alcohol dispenser.
Chapter 5. SHIPMENT AND LIMITED STORAGE
Inspection and Maintenance of Equipment in Storage
Chapter 6. DEMOLITION TO PREVENT ENEMY USE
Figure 42. Placement of demolition charges.
