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Operation By Minors
If your boat will be operated by a minor, remember to have an adult present at all times.
Many states have laws regarding minimum age and licensing requirements for minors.
Contact state and local authorities for special requirements that may apply in your area.
Passenger Safety
Any time you take your boat out, make sure that there is at least one other passenger
aboard who is familiar with the operation of your boat. Passengers should be well aware
of emergency equipment and shown how to use it. Passengers should also keep hands and
feet in the boat and be safely seated while the boat is in motion.
Your boat should never be operated while you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Reaction times can be reduced and judgment affected creating situations that can be very
dangerous.
Federal and state laws prohibit operating a boat under the
influence of alcohol and other drugs. These regulations are
actively enforced. Impaired operation may result in severe
personal injury or death.
Basic Rules Of The Road
The nautical rules of the road must be followed to prevent
collisions between vessels. Like traffic laws for automobiles,
the operator is legally required to follow the rules.
The following information outlines only the most basic of the nautical rules of the road.
For more information, contact your local U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.
Aids to Navigation
Learn to recognize the different buoys and day markers; they are the signposts of the
waterway. There are 2 primary marking systems in use in the U.S.: the Uniform State
Waterway Marking System (USWMS) used on inland waters and maintained by each
state, and the Federal Waterway Marking System (FWMS) used on coastal waters and
rivers and maintained by the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG). In addition, the FWMS has two
modified systems; Western River Buoyage, and Intracoastal Waterway Buoyage. Be sure
to check with local authorities on the buoyage system in use.
The type of hazard/warning buoys and markers depends on the area of jurisdiction. Check
with local boating authorities.
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- SERVICE/MAINTENANCE LOG 2
- CONTENTS 5
- TABLE OF F 6
- INTRODUCTION 7
- & STANDARDS 7
- MODEL SPECIFICATIONS 8
- BOATING S 9
- Regulations 10
- Responsibilities 10
- Figure 1-2. Fire Extinguisher 11
- Emergencies 12
- Hazardous Conditions 13
- Carbon Monoxide 14
- Operation By Minors 15
- Passenger Safety 15
- Basic Rules Of The Road 15
- Figure 1-7. Buoy Shapes 17
- Figure 1-8. Spherical Marker 17
- Figure 1-9. Day Markers 17
- FEATURES & C 21
- Figure 2-4. Graphical Display 22
- Figure 2-7. Dash Gauges 24
- A STEP BEYOND 25
- SPEED ON 27
- SPEED OFF 27
- Power Wedge 28
- IGNITION SWITCH 29
- Throttle Control 31
- Steering System 32
- Emergency Engine Stop Switch 32
- Motorbox Cover 33
- Driver’s Seat 33
- V-Drive Engine Access Hatch 34
- Ski Pylon 35
- Swim Platform 35
- Navigational Lights 36
- Storage Areas 36
- Drain Plugs 37
- Speedometer Pickup 37
- Tilt Steering Wheel 38
- Ventilation 39
- Optional Equipment 40
- Location (Arm Rest) 41
- Figure 2-37. Stereo 41
- Remote Control Panel 41
- Figure 2-40. Pull-Up Cleat 42
- Figure 2-41. SaniPottie 42
- Figure 2-42. Wedge Down 43
- Figure 2-43. Wedge Up 43
- Figure 2-44. Scarpa 43
- Suppression Plate (SSP) 43
- OPERATION 45
- Figure 3-2. Safety Chains 46
- Figure 3-4. Transom Tie-Down 46
- Figure 3-3. Bow Tie-Down 46
- Warning Labels 48
- Starting 49
- KC-0991M 49
- Shifting/Running 51
- Steering 51
- Stopping 53
- High Speed Operation 55
- Towing A Skier 56
- Figure 3-11. Hand Signals 57
- Towing Another Boat 58
- Anchoring 58
- Propellers 58
- KC-2220M 59
- Corrosion Protection 60
- CARE AND M 61
- Exterior 62
- Engine/Drive Train 64
- HIGH (FULL) 65
- LOW (ADD) 65
- Figure 4-2. Drip Less Shaft 66
- Fuel System 67
- Electrical 68
- Figure 4-5. Battery Level 69
- Miscellaneous 70
- Troubleshooting 72
- Warranty 75
- Gelcoat Coverage 76
- Audio System coverage 76
- What is not Covered 77
- Glossary 79
- Required Maintenance Schedule 82
- Indmar Engines 82
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