LP.-gas
(liquid petroleum) is a materiai composed of various hydrocarbons
such
as propane, propylene, butanes, butylenes,
or
a
mixture
of
them. In its
gaseous
form
(vaporized)
it
is
colorless and carries
an
added
garlic-like
odor
for detection.
Besides
being flammable,
it
is
potentially lethal to inhale.
L.P.-gas
is compressed into liquid for storage and transportation.
k.P.-gas
will
vaporize during extreme cole
(-40°F.).
WARNING:
11.P.-gm
system
must
be
carefarlly
maintained
and
lall
safety
rules
observed.
F2
SINGLE
BOTTLE
I--~-A
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
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1.
Attach hold-down ring to support plate with bolts
provided.
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2.
Install gas tank into
rmg
and secure
with
wing nut on
L.
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rear s~de of
ring.
3.
Attach
regulator
and
hose assembly to tank and
gar
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rnanrfold
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Thread the
Iong
rod
into
base
plate.
2.
Set
both botrles into place
as
shown.
3.
Drop
double hook bracket
over
rod
and
hook onto bottle.
4.
Screw down wing-nut
to
hold bracket
tight
andhold
bottle
onto
piate.
5.
Attach regulator to bracket
and
three hoses to each
respective
point.
6.
Attach long hose
to
regulator
and gas manifold.
7.
Attach
both
short
rubber
hoses from regulator
tee
to
P.O.L.
fittingon
bottfe.
The
L.P.-gas
tanks mounted on your vehicle contain L.P.-fuel
in
liquid
form
under high pressure. As
fuel
is
used, vapor
(L.P.-gas)
passes from the top
~f
the
tank through
a
dual-stage regulator which reduces the pressure
to
about
6-1/2
ounces per square inch or
11
inches
water column.
Vapor at
the
low
pressure
is
then transferred through the gas distribution
lines
for appliance
use.
You
must keep
the
regulator clean and dry. Its cover should remain
in
place and
its
vent placed according
to
the manufacturer's instructions.
Upon
delivery and periodically thereafter,
check
your
gas
system
for possible
leaks. Aithough
rhe
entire distribution system and
its
attached appliances
have undergone factory testing for leaks, with normal
use
being
subject to
road
vibrations,
connections and fittings can develop
leaks.
If
you
do
encounter this odor,
turn
off
all
open flames immediately
and
commence
a
systematic search
for
leaks throughout the
gas
system.
Use a bubble solution
or soapy water--NEVER
A
MATCH--on
connections
and
fittings.
Bubbles
will
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