Polaris MSX 110 Owner's Manual For Maintenance And Safety page 18

Operator Safety
Operator Guidelines (continued)
Your Polaris watercraft is capable of towing, but please
be aware that towing can cause reduced steering
control. Be extremely careful when towing other
watercraft, skiers or objects behind this watercraft, as
they have a significant impact on handling and
steering. Observe local and state laws regarding water
skiing and towing.
Do not allow passengers to stand on the boarding
platform while the watercraft is running or in motion.
Passengers should always remain seated.
Never travel over a ski jump or attempt to jump waves,
wakes or other objects in the water. Doing so may
seriously damage the watercraft and cause personal
injury due to the hard impact, a temporary loss of
visibility, possible loss of control and reduced reaction
time.
Always securely attach the lanyard cord (1) to the
operator's left wrist or PFD before starting the
watercraft. If the operator falls off, the engine will
immediately lose power.
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Be sure the lanyard cord
is free and not wrapped
around the handlebars
or controls. When the
watercraft is not in service,
disconnect the lanyard from
the engine stop switch to
prevent accidental starting of the engine.
Pre-Operation Check
Always perform the pre-operation check (beginning on
page 35) before starting and riding the watercraft.
Make sure all critical components are operating
correctly. Check fuel and oil levels and all controls,
especially the throttle lever, handlebars, and steering
nozzle. Failure of these critical components can result
in an accident and lead to serious injury or death.
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