Securing Loose Equipment; Risk Of Loss Of Stability - Bavaria Cruiser 46 Owner's Manual

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8.2.
» In bad weather conditions nobody should stay on open deck spaces that are not appropriately secured.
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closed to minimise the risk of water ingress. All appliances and parts needed for those openings to be closed
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nings needed for the safe operation of the craft. It should be possible to close those openings easily at any time.
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to your course may be needed instantly in response to the bad conditions.
» Seaworthiness and freeboards should not be compromised when loading the craft. Please refer to chapter „Risk
of loss of stability".
» Breaking waves are a serious stability hazard. Be aware that in some areas you may encounter steep and brea-
water and narrow water ways and bays. Small craft in particular are threatened by such waves and conditions.
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water on decks.

8.3. Securing loose equipment.

Loose equipment can cause damage to the craft and affect stability. Ensure all loose equipment is properly stowed

8.4. Risk of loss of stability

the section weights:
Caution
» The boat should never carry more than the manufacturer's recommended load.
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bilge water levels at a regular basis.
» The boat may experience extreme motions and accelerations when performing wrong or
mistaken maneuvers.
Warning
» Loose equipment can cause damage to the craft and affect stability adversely. Ensure all loose
equipment is properly stowed before setting out.
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especially true with waves and when you change course.
» Stability may be reduced when towing or lifting heavy weights using a davit or boom.
» Breaking waves are a serious stability hazard; drive your boat cautiously and with care.
» Every change or shift of weights may affect trim and the handling/behavior of the boat a lot.
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