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Page 1 HISON WATERCRAFT CROSSKI Owner’s Manual...
Page 2 HISON WATERCRAFT Welcome to our Hison Amphibious Space: We are proud to announce our new product of year 2015, is this amphibian Crosski. It will be a water transformer which is totally under your control. △ ! WARNING  Please read this manual as it contains important safety and operating information Never allow anyone under 16 years old to ride this Crosski.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
HISON WATERCRAFT Table of contents 1. Fueling ................4 2. Controls ................6 3. New Crosski Break-in ............9 4. Planning a Safe Trip ............10 5. Safe Operation on Land ........... 14 6. Entering and Exiting the Water ........20...
Page 4 For your own safety, follow the instructions and warnings contained in this Manual. Ignoring them could result in damage to the Crosski or personal injury to you or others. Damage caused by failure to follow instructions is not covered by the Warranty Policy.
Page 5 △ ! WARNING The Crosski is not a toy and can be hazardous to operate. Disregarding any of the safety precautions and instructions contained in this Owner’s Manual or on the safety labels attached to the Crosski could cause injury including the possibility of death! Please read this Owner’s Manual and familiarize yourself with the Crosski before operating.
Page 6 The installation of non-approved parts and accessories, or any non-approved modification to your Crosski, may be dangerous and could affect the handling of the Crosski and the safety of the rider. It may also invalidate the terms and conditions of the Warranty Policy.
Page 7: Fueling
Only use containers specifically designed for carrying fuel, failure to do so may result in spillage and cause a fire.  Do not overfill the fuel tank. Overfilling may cause spillage when the Crosski is driven. Spillage may also occur if the fuel expands in high ambient temperatures. ...
Page 8 It is possible to overfill the tank if a fuel dispensing pump is not used (e.g. portable fuel containers). If, in an emergency, you have to refuel the Crosski from a source other than a filling station, check the specification of the fuel before refueling, and be careful not to overfill.
Page 9: Controls
Ignition Switch △ ! WARNING Do not turn the ignition switch to the ‘Lock’ position while the Crosski is in motion – the steering lock will engage, making it impossible to steer the Crosski.  Lock: Turn the handlebars all the way to the left or right then turn the key counterclockwise to engage the steering head lock.
Page 10  The het impeller runs whenever the engine speed exceeds 2000 rpm irrespective of whether the Crosski is on land or water. Keep others away from the intake grate and jet nozzle when the engine is running. Note: In cold conditions, the engine start time will increase.
Page 11 Apply the brake levers smoothly with increasing pressure to slow or stop the Crosski. Note: remember, the brake levers will only slow or stop the Crosski when it is being ridden on land and has no effect when the Crosski is being used on water.
Page 12: New Crosski Break-In
△ ! WARNING Always perform a pre-ride inspection before each use to make sure the Crosski is in a safe operating condition. The pre-ride inspection can also help you monitor wear and deterioration before they become a problem as well as identify and correct any problems that could make the Crosski hazardous to operate (for example, debris or ice interfering with operation of controls).
Page 13: Planning A Safe Trip
Always stay within sight of shore; the Crosski is not intended or equipped for operating off shore. Avoid rough water. Make sure that you can complete your trip during day light. The Crosski is not equipped for nighttime operation on water. The Crosski’s lights operate only on land. Trips on Land Avoid extreme conditions (for example deep mud, rugged terrain) and make sure your route is on prepared trails that are wide enough for you to safely ride the Crosski.
Page 14 Required protective gear 1. Personal Flotation Device (PFD) When using the Crosski on water, the rider must always wear a PFD that is suitable for personal watercraft (PWC) use. Ensure that the PFD meets all the local regulations for watercraft use.
Page 15 A fire extinguisher – available from your Hison dealer. Additional recommended safety equipment It is recommended that you consider carrying additional equipment for safe, enjoyable use of your Crosski. This list, which is not all inclusive, includes items you should consider acquiring.  Small tool kit ...
Page 16 PFD that will cover more body area and provide more insulation than a vest style PFD. Keep in mind that getting wet and falling in is always a possibility when riding on water. If you do fall in, reboard the Crosski as soon as possible.
Page 17: Safe Operation On Land
On land, the Crosski should be operated on prepared trails only. Avoid extreme conditions such as deep mud or rugged terrain. Your Crosski is rear wheel drive only and will not have the same level of traction as a four, wheel drive ATV.
Page 18 Avoid areas which have fast moving water or a sharp drop off. Avoid rocks or other obstacles. Note: Be aware that the Crosski will float if the water is deep enough and maybe carried in the direction of the current.
Page 19 Riding with one hand or your feet incorrectly positioned will reduce the amount of control that you have on the Crosski if you need to react to a situation or could cause you to lose balance fall off...
Page 20 To ascend the slop, approach the slope in an appropriate gear and speed for the conditions. Maintain a steady speed as you ascend the slope. Never open the throttle suddenly or make sudden gear changes as this could cause you to lose control of the Crosski or cause the Crosski to flip over backwards.
Page 21 Riding over obstacles or rough terrain at too high a speed could cause you to lose control of the Crosski or even cause it to overturn.
Page 22 On the ground may cause serious damage to the Crosski engine and drive train. If the Crosski has become stranded on an obstacle or in a ditch, it is permissible to attach a recovery rope to the following locations to recovery the Crosski onto level ground.
Page 23: Entering And Exiting The Water
To enter the water, it is essential that you locate a suitable entry site and that you have planned where the Crosski is to exit the waterway. If you have any doubts about a chosen access site, locate an alternative site.
Page 24 Avoid Hazards While Engine is running Do not start the engine or operate the Crosski if anyone is in the water nearby or near the rear of the Crosski. To prevent accidental starting, always remove the engine safety cut-off or key when boarding the Crosski from the water or during removal of any weeds or debris from the intake grate.
Page 25 HISON WATERCRAFT Riding with one hand or your feet incorrectly positioned will reduce the amount of control that you have on the Crosski if you need to react to a situation or could cause you to lose balance and fall off.
Page 26 Do not attempt to jump waves or wakes. Jumping or operating in very choppy water, may cause you to lose control of your Crosski and cause a collision and can increase the risk of striking the handlebar and injuries such as broken bones and back/spinal injuries or paralysis.
Page 27 Personal watercraft is typically not permitted to operate at night. No anchoring The Crosski is not designed to be anchored on the water. Do not attempt to anchor the Crosski. Simply drive out of the water and park on land.
Page 28 Before practicing, make sure help is available in case you cannot re-board in deep water. In calm, chest deep water, bring the Crosski to a stop and remove the engine safety cut-off. Get into the water, then practice climbing back on board. Approach the Crosski from the side and use the handle near the seat.
Page 29 Pull the Crosski onto the beach. NOTICE: The wheels cannot fully deploy when beached. The deployment mechanism can be damaged. To deploy wheels, pus the Crosski back into at least 3 ft (0.9 m) of water first. Recovering the Crosski on water △...
Page 30 NOTICE: Do not attach the tow rope to any other point on the Crosski – there is a risk of capsizing and serious damage to the Crosski may occur. Always remove the tow rope after recovery as it may become entangled on the Crosski.
Page 31 You should always use common sense and operate your Crosski at a safe speed and at a safe distance from shore, other vessel, swimmers and fixed objects such as docks. As a general rule, you should keep to your starboard side.
Page 32 Additionally they may indicate potential hazards or other pertinent boating information. Note: The markers may be located either on shore or on the water. Make sure you know and understand the navigation system applicable to the waterways where you intend to use the Crosski.
Page 33: Maintenance Requirements
Hison. Scheduled servicing Note: if the Crosski is operated primarily or frequently in very dusty condition or in low or very high temperatures, more frequent servicing and different oil and coolant specifications may be necessary.
Page 34  Never leave any objects tools or cleaning rags in the bilge or engine compartment. These could either cause damage to the Crosski, components or are a potential source for a fire.  If the Crosski has been ridden recently, do not touch any exhaust or cooling system components until they have cooled.
Page 35 △ ! WARNING Fluids used in the Crosski may be poisonous and should not be consumed or brought into contact with open wounds. These fluids include antifreeze, brake fluid, gasoline and engine oil. For your own safety, always read and obey all instructions printed on fluid container labels.
Page 36 3. Try to clear the obstruction from the intake grate by pulling or cutting away any foreign material. 4. Flush the intake grate with water from a hose to remove any loose debris. 5. Inspect the intake grate and ride plate for sighs of damage. Contact a Hison dealer.
Page 37 Do not drive with tires which are worn, damaged or inflated to the incorrect pressure. Do not drive the Crosski with a puncture tire. Even if the punctured tire has not deflated. It is unsafe to use as the tire may deflate suddenly at any time.
Page 38 Wash the bodywork and hull with cold or lukewarm, fresh water and a wash-and-wax soap. Rinse with clean water after washing, then wipe dry with a cloth to eliminate smears. Note: avoid washing the Crosski in direct sunlight. Do not use hot water, dish soap or detergent cleaning products.
Page 39 The Crosski uses raw water heat exchangers to cool the engine oil and coolant when operating in marine mode. If you are planning to use the Crosski on land, or store the Crosski in an unheated area and the ambient air temperature is likely to fall below 32°F (0°C), these heat exchangers must be emptied of raw water to prevent damage to the cooling system.
Page 40 HISON WATERCRAFT Securing the Crosski to a trailer Always use a trailer that is suitable for the size of the Crosski. Position the Crosski so that all wheels are completely on trailer and apply the parking brake. Secure the front of the Crosski using a ratcheting type tie-down strap attached to the front eyelet.