Delivery; Owner’s Responsibilities; Information Sources - Back Cove Yachts Back Cove 30 Owner's Manual

3.1 Owner's Responsibilities
The following is a partial list of the owner's
responsibility as the primary operator.
• Complete the Warranty Registration and assure
that it, along with the Dealer Commissioning
Checklist, are sent to Back Cove Yachts within
15 days of commissioning.
• Advise Back Cove Yachts of any change of
address, or change in ownership to allow the
maintenance of an accurate list of owners.
• Confirm that the dealer completes all items that
are the responsibility of the dealer. If the boat is
delivered to a location other than to the dealer it
may be, subject to purchase agreement, the
owner's responsibility
commissioning.
• Operate the boat in accordance with the
instructions provided in this Owner's Manual and
any literature provided by component suppliers
as well as all applicable Coast Guard regulations
and good sense.
• Supervise the maintenance of the boat by
competent marine service personnel.
• Supply and maintain all additional safety
equipment on
recommended by
appropriate to the nature of the boats usage.
• For your safety, the safety of your passengers,
other boaters and people in the water, you must:
o Take a boating safety course;
o Get instruction in the safe and proper
handling of your boat;
o Understand and follow the "rules of the road";
o Learn how to navigate.
• Registration: In addition to the registration
requirements for your Back Cove 30 in the state
where it is used most frequently, many states
require additional registration when an out-of-
state boat is used within their boundaries.
Contact state boating authorities or any marine
dealer for registration requirements.
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3.2 Information Sources

In North America, contact one of the following for
boating courses:
• U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
• U.S. Power Squadron
• Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons
• Red Cross
• State Boating Offices
• Yacht Club
Outside of North America, contact your boat dealer
and/or your governmental boating agency for
assistance.
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3.3 Dealer's Responsibilities
All Back Cove Yachts are sold through dealers who
have been selected to represent Back Cove on the
basis of the dealer's knowledge and ability to provide
appropriate service to the boat owner. Your Back
Cove dealer
procedures during the purchasing and commissioning
of the boat:
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• Preparing and communicating to Back Cove
and
Yachts a detailed specification for the boat
including any shop installed options.
• Inspecting the Back Cove upon delivery for
damage that occurred in transit and processing
any claims with the transport company. Shipping
damage needs to be noted promptly upon arrival
of the boat.
• Inspecting the packing boxes that come with the
boat to ensure that all items are received.
• Commissioning the boat following the Back
Cove Commissioning Checklist. The dealer must
check and initial each item on the list, review it
with the owner, and send a copy to Back Cove
Yachts.
• Sea trialing the Back Cove with the owner to
assure operation and understanding of all
onboard systems.
• Providing all necessary assistance and service
to assure
completion of commissioning.
is responsible for the
the owner's satisfaction
following
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