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Refueling, Propane (LPG)
Refueling, Propane (LPG)
Refueling, Propane (LPG) continued
WHEN YOU INSTALL A LPG CYLINDER
1. Place correct size and type cylinder onto tank mount.
Locating pin must fit through hole in cylinder collar.
2. Keeping your fingers clear, tighten the tank clamp.
Return the tank mount to the upright position if your
truck has that option. Make certain the tank and the
mount are secure.
3. Attach the fuel hose to the cylinder and open the fuel
supply valve SLOWLY to gradually equalize pressure
and prevent the excess flow check valve from closing.
4. Check for leakage. If leakage is suspected, close the
fuel supply valve and contact your supervisor.
PROPANE CYLINDERS CAN BE
DANGEROUS
Propane gas can cause a fire or
even an explosion.
• Do not try to install, remove,
refill or service your propane
cylinder unless you are
trained and authorized.
• Never smoke or use an open
flame around propane.
Propane gas can cause a re or even an explosion.
Do not try to install, remove, rell or service a propane
cylinder unless you are trained and authorized.
Never smoke or have an open ame around propane.
See mounting bracket for allowable cylinder size.
Locating pin must t through hole in cylinder collar to
maintain proper position.
If gas odor is detected or frost appears, turn off engine,
close cylinder valve and contact supervisor or service
department.
DANGER
• Your company should provide a ventilated area where it is safe to service and store
propane cylinders.
• Disconnect the truck battery before servicing the fuel system.
• Wear proper personal protection equipment.
• Propane cylinders are heavy. Ask for help.
• Cylinders must not extend outside the truck.
• The fuel valve should be turned off when the truck is not in use.
• If a gas odor is detected, or frost is noticed on the cylinder or valve, turn the engine
off and close the fuel supply valve. Contact your supervisor or service department.
• Use fuel manufactured to the National Gas Processors Association
“HD-5” specification.
• Refueling of trucks with exchangeable or removable LP gas cylinders shall have the
LP gas cylinder removed prior to refueling. Refueling shall be done in accordance
with NFPA 58, 8.1.2.10 (ROP-28)
• Consult the National Fire Protection Association, Pamphlet 58, for additional
information on safe handling and storage of propane (LPG).
Know the Hazards
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