Warranty & Construction Standards; Specific Data; Registration; Owner/Operator Responsibilities - Marine 10 M Owner's Manual

WARRANTY & CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS
Your boat manufacturer may provide a Warranty Statement describing terms and conditions
under which defects in your boat will be repaired. Familiarize yourself with the warranty and
follow instructions regarding proper operation and maintenance. Lack of attention to
instructions can void the warranty.

SPECIFIC DATA

You need to know specific data about your boat´s capabilities and requirements. This type of
information is available from the manufacturer and/or from dealer. A list in the front of this
book details specific data you may need. See Manufacturer´s Certifications & Specifications.)
Before operating equipment associated with your boat, particularly the engine, read the
owner´s manual accompanying the equipment.

REGISTRATION

Register your boat in the area where it is used most frequently. Many areas require additional
registration when an out-of-area boat is used within their boundaries. Contact boating
authorities or your marine dealer for registration requirements and forms.

OWNER/OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITIES

The law requires the owner/operator to assist any person or boat in distress as long as he does
not endanger his boat. The owner/operator is also responsible for understanding and complying
with the following procedures and operational requirements:
State registration
Insurance
Warranty registration
Warranty terms and conditions
Rules of the road
Break-in procedure
Proper maintenance of boat and its systems
Safety equipment
Safety training of passengers and crew
Knowledge of boat systems
Seaworthiness operational inspection
Safe operating practices
Avoiding use of drugs/alcohol
Environmental regulations
Accident reports
Do not exceed number of persons. Weight of persons and equipment
cannot exceed the highest allowed load. Use only seat places.
WARNING!
When loading, do not exceed the highest allowed capacity. Load the
watercraft very carefully and keep about structural list. Avoid placing
heavy weights on top of the boat.
WARNING!
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