GUIDE ASSEM. 3P2177 - Caterpillar

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Top view of the generator set
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Side view of the generator set
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Typical example of a fuel tank
Lifting point (1) This message is located by the single point lifting eye.
Illustration 4 g01034418Lift the package from this point. Refer to the following topic:
Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Product Lifting"Single point lifting eye (2)This message is located on the side of the enclosure near the top of the enclosure.
Illustration 5 g01233472This single point lifting eye is rated at 3000 kg (6600 lb).
Illustration 6 g01175811This single point lifting eye is rated at 2000 kg (4400 lb).Fuel tank vent (3)This message is located on the fuel tank by the vent.
Illustration 7 g01242793This generator tank has been pressure tested at 20.6 kPa (3 psi) to 34.5 kPa (5 psi) for weld integrity. However, it has not been designed as a pressure vessel and must be vented from supplied openings. This tank was designed, manufactured and intended for diesel fuel only. This tank was intended for stationary use only. Maximum load capacity 1650 kg (3638 lb) Fuel tank capacity 730 L (193 US gal). When filling the via a pump, the overflow fitting of this atmospheric day tank must be plumbed in a continuous downward path toward the main fuel tank without downsizing to prevent a potential fuel spillage. To prevent fuel and compartment contamination, it is recommended to use a 100 mesh fuel strainer for incoming fuel.Size of fuel tank vent (4)This message is located on the fuel tank by the vent.
Illustration 8 g01242948This tank requires emergency relief not less than 42718 cubic feet per hour.