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Hamilton recommends keeping above-ground fuel tanks full whenever possible to reduce air intake. Tank filters should be changed at least twice a year, and tanks should be drained three to four times annually. Also, tanks should sit six to eight hours after fuel delivery before equipment is fueled to allow contaminants to settle.Hamilton says that premium diesel fuels have additives that force water to the bottom of the tank. "But tanks must slope to a drain, and the drain must be opened regularly to remove it," he says.

RILEY''S TRUCK FETISH HAS FORCED me to confront a much bigger, profoundly resonant issue. I expected to approach childrearing on an individual basis -- one mom to one boy. But the older Riley gets, the more I find that I am dealing with huge forces, maybe even genes, informing our relationship in ways I did not expect. I have a son who loves trucks, a love that seems to be a common denominator among boy toddlers; even Riley''s gentle, retiring friend Justin is wild for them. Many afternoons, when I would love to sit quietly with my little boy, reading, drawing, telling stories, listening to music, he bounces about wildly, waving dump trucks in my face, rushing after the cats, shrieking. I''ve watched first-time moms of girls look on in horror as Riley revs around the playroom at the library, wrenching books and toys from other kids, shouting, looking for reactions and connections, looking to make friends. Normal boy behavior? It pleases me that some of my antiracism work can inform my ongoing exploration of gender differences: Respecting and accommodating differences doesn''t mean we raise one gender above the other. We just accept that they are different.

But consider that when contract crews clean rarely are they supervised by someone who owns the equipment of uses it the next day. Think also of the cleaners'' perspective and experience with equipment. They can powerwash their $150 gas lawn mower and it starts right up afterwards, so how come they can''t hose off the front of a $30,000 combi-oven or the burners of a $5,000 range or griddle?A look at this year''s National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show directory reveals that there were more than a dozen manufacturers exhibiting all sizes and types of pressure-washing or steam-cleaning equipment. One has to wonder what foodservice equipment manufacturers think all those units are going to be used for--washing parking lots? It''s time for a reality check!

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