of the openings 58 and 67 positioned on the flange 60 of the plug removal shield 44 of fig4 taken along line 7 7 as mentioned above with respect to fig3 and 4 the openings 58 may be used to insert the mounts 52 shown in fig3 and 4 such as a metal plastic or fabric strap e g a rope a chain a wire a cable a metal tape a velcro strap a plastic tie a u clamp a bent rod or a square rod suitable for securing the plug removal shield 44 to the drain tube 36 the opening 67 may be used to drain fluid the mounts 52 may be circumferentially disposed about the drain tube 36 shown in fig3 and 4 inserted through the openings 58 and then secured to the flange 60 for example by using stop sleeves or crimps 62 in another embodiment such as the embodiment shown in fig8 the mounts 52 may be secured by using for example multiple rods 104 indeed fig8 illustrates a bottom view of an embodiment of the flange 60 having multiple rods 104 suitable for securing the mounts 52 in the illustrated embodiment the rods 104 may be fastened to the flange 60 for example by welding the rods 104 to the flange 60 the mounts 52 may be fastened to the rods 104 for example by tying the mounts 52 to the rods 104 tying the mounts 52 to the rods 104 may enable a secure and fast attachment of the plug removal shield 44 to the drain tube 36 shown in fig3 and 4 likewise untying the mounts 52 from the rods 104 may enable a simpler and faster method of detaching the plug removal shield.