Packing The Pump Unit's Kit Container - DARLEY 2BE6.5H Operator's Manual

Note: The entire contents of the kit container are to be dry before sealing the kit container.
1. Perform all applicable maintenance to the pump unit.
2. Open two open plastic bags into the kit container – one inside the other.
3. The 20' discharge hose must be rolled into a coil approximately 8 to 12 inches long when pressed flat. The
coupling will need to be on the outside of the coil.
4. The discharge hose, along with two desiccant bags, are then laid into the kit container, inside the two plastic bags,
so when pressed against the side farthest from you, the bulk of the hose is about half way between the kit container
handles, along the outer edge. The coupling will be laid out to rest directly under the kit container handle to the left.
5. Tie the emergency start rope to the lifting area of the roll base.
6. The pump unit is set into the plastic bags so that the fuel tank is above the bulk of the discharge hose and the
discharge hose coupling is directly under the suction inlet of the pump. The pump unit holds the discharge hose to
the side, but does not rest on it, as shown in the picture above. Secure the inner plastic bag with rubber band, or
light twine. (Note: the plastic bags have been omitted from these pictures for clarity.)
7. The suction strainer on the 15' suction hose is inserted between the kit container, and the pump unit
discharge, and exhaust shield!
8. Pushing the suction hose down as far as it will go between the kit container and the fuel tank, the suction hose is
coiled around the inside of the kit container, as shown in the photo above. Approximately 2 raps of suction hose
will fit along side the fuel tank, one on top of the other.
Prepared by: TED
Approved by: MCR
© W.S. Darley & Co.
Packing The Pump Unit
& Accessories Into
The Kit Container
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Rev. #: 13
15May2006
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