2025 MKC SWE Study 106 correct
solutions.
2025 MKC SWE Study 106 correct
solutions.
P100 dipstick location - ANSWER 2 dipsticks on each side of the engine
P100 engine specification - ANSWER Yanmar L100AE/EE air cooled, single cylinder, 4 stroke, diesel F-76
or JP-5
P100 Specifications - ANSWER 164lbs of wet weight, 1.45 Gallons of fuel 2.75 hrs of run time
100GPM@83PSI@20ft lift, packing screw 6" long 9/16 wrench, drip rate 5-50 DPM
Securing P100 - ANSWER turn speed to low, run with no load for aprox 5 minutes to allow it to cool off
P6 Specs - ANSWER Honda GX200, 6.5HP, 3Gal tank, 4hour run time, 86 octane gas,unit 60lbs, kit 120lbs
P6 Dry run time - ANSWER This pump is equipped with a mechanical lip seal. Avoid running the pump
dry or at high speed if there is no discharge water. If there is no discharge flow after two minutes, shut
down the engine and check for leaks in the suction hose
P6 Maintenance - ANSWER • Automotive 4 stroke SAE 10W-30 detergent oil is recommended for the
engine for general operation. See the Honda GX200 Engine Owner's Manual for oil recommendations for
adverse operating conditions. • Check the engine oil level prior to each use. Add oil as necessary. •
Change the engine oil after the first 20 hours; then every 100 hours, or 6 months thereafter. • Replace
the inline fuel filter after the first 20 hours; then every 100 hours, or 6 months thereafter.
P6 time between fuel tank changes - ANSWER 30 seconds
P6 securing - ANSWER 1. Return the throttle to the "IDLE" position. 2. Close the fuel valve by pushing it
to the left to the "OFF" position. 3. Shut down the engine by turning the ignition switch counter
clockwise to the "OFF" position
, 2025 MKC SWE Study 106 correct
solutions.
P6 Fittings - ANSWER 15' 3" dia camlock rigid suction hose with strainer, 20' 3" dia camlock fiber
reinforced flexible hose 250GPM@12' lift @3900RPM, Set the throttle about 1/3 open.,
P6 speeds - ANSWER Idle 1400 full throttle 3900
Pressure gauge and transducer calibration interval - ANSWER 24 months
Meter calibration interval - ANSWER 24 months
Temperature gauges calibration interval - ANSWER 36 months
Pressure gauges in weapons spaces - ANSWER 12 month
Out of calibration label - ANSWER Orange in color, error is small and consistent
Rejected gauge - ANSWER Red in color, readings shall not be taken
Unloading Valves - ANSWER Used to unload a pump to the reservoir at a low pressure (much lower that
releif valve pressure) when pump flow is not needed
Wiper seal - ANSWER wipes debris off the hydraulic rod
Rod Seal - ANSWER Prevents external leakage along the rod
Hydraulic fluid water content - ANSWER Less than 100ppm 0.01% desirable, 500ppm 0.05% maximum
solutions.
2025 MKC SWE Study 106 correct
solutions.
P100 dipstick location - ANSWER 2 dipsticks on each side of the engine
P100 engine specification - ANSWER Yanmar L100AE/EE air cooled, single cylinder, 4 stroke, diesel F-76
or JP-5
P100 Specifications - ANSWER 164lbs of wet weight, 1.45 Gallons of fuel 2.75 hrs of run time
100GPM@83PSI@20ft lift, packing screw 6" long 9/16 wrench, drip rate 5-50 DPM
Securing P100 - ANSWER turn speed to low, run with no load for aprox 5 minutes to allow it to cool off
P6 Specs - ANSWER Honda GX200, 6.5HP, 3Gal tank, 4hour run time, 86 octane gas,unit 60lbs, kit 120lbs
P6 Dry run time - ANSWER This pump is equipped with a mechanical lip seal. Avoid running the pump
dry or at high speed if there is no discharge water. If there is no discharge flow after two minutes, shut
down the engine and check for leaks in the suction hose
P6 Maintenance - ANSWER • Automotive 4 stroke SAE 10W-30 detergent oil is recommended for the
engine for general operation. See the Honda GX200 Engine Owner's Manual for oil recommendations for
adverse operating conditions. • Check the engine oil level prior to each use. Add oil as necessary. •
Change the engine oil after the first 20 hours; then every 100 hours, or 6 months thereafter. • Replace
the inline fuel filter after the first 20 hours; then every 100 hours, or 6 months thereafter.
P6 time between fuel tank changes - ANSWER 30 seconds
P6 securing - ANSWER 1. Return the throttle to the "IDLE" position. 2. Close the fuel valve by pushing it
to the left to the "OFF" position. 3. Shut down the engine by turning the ignition switch counter
clockwise to the "OFF" position
, 2025 MKC SWE Study 106 correct
solutions.
P6 Fittings - ANSWER 15' 3" dia camlock rigid suction hose with strainer, 20' 3" dia camlock fiber
reinforced flexible hose 250GPM@12' lift @3900RPM, Set the throttle about 1/3 open.,
P6 speeds - ANSWER Idle 1400 full throttle 3900
Pressure gauge and transducer calibration interval - ANSWER 24 months
Meter calibration interval - ANSWER 24 months
Temperature gauges calibration interval - ANSWER 36 months
Pressure gauges in weapons spaces - ANSWER 12 month
Out of calibration label - ANSWER Orange in color, error is small and consistent
Rejected gauge - ANSWER Red in color, readings shall not be taken
Unloading Valves - ANSWER Used to unload a pump to the reservoir at a low pressure (much lower that
releif valve pressure) when pump flow is not needed
Wiper seal - ANSWER wipes debris off the hydraulic rod
Rod Seal - ANSWER Prevents external leakage along the rod
Hydraulic fluid water content - ANSWER Less than 100ppm 0.01% desirable, 500ppm 0.05% maximum
