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OWNER MANUAL
Summary :
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2
Warranty Informations................................................................................................................................................. 2
Safety Alerts ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Safe boating recommandations........................................................................................................................... 5
Craft data ............................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Fuel tank .............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Transporting........................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Operation ............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Outboard motor ........................................................................................................................................................... 15
Maintenance..................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Storage .............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Service assistance ........................................................................................................................................................ 18
RESCUE BOAT
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
® OWNER MANUAL RESCUE BOAT 430, 370 Summary : Introduction ..................................2 Warranty Informations..............................2 Safety Alerts ..................................4 Safe boating recommandations........................... 5 Craft data ..................................... 7 Fuel tank ....................................9 Transporting..................................9 Operation ..................................... 10 Outboard motor ................................15 Maintenance.................................. -
Page 2: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of a 3D Tender Boat. We are convinced it will bring years of boating plaisir. However, for your security and to ensure that you gain maximum satisfaction, please read this user manual carrefully. It contains all the safety and operation instructions that you need to get the most out of your new 3D Tender boat. - Page 3 If the service provided is not covered by this warranty, the purchaser shall pay for all related labor and material, and any other expenses associated with that service. The purchaser shall not, unless requested by 3D Tender, ship the product or parts of the product directly to 3D Tender.
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Page 4: Safety Alerts
8. Using the boat for races or any activity of competition cancel the limited warranty. 9. Works of assembly and disassembly the equipments of the boat, as well as transportations to, and from the service station are at the expense of the owner. 10. -
Page 5: Safe Boating Recommandations
SAFE BOATING RECOMMANDATIONS : 1 - Always wear a life jacket Local authorities require that you carry an approved flotation device, or life jacket, for each per- son aboard your vessel. We recommend wearing a life jacket at all times while boating because you never know when an accident may occur. - Page 6 Danger When operating, passengers must avoid standing up or hanging appendages outside of the boat. Leaking fuel is a fire hazard, inspect fuel system regularly. Shut off the engine before boarding from the water. Warning Shall the operator or passenger fall out the bot, the possibility of serious injury or death from being run over by the boat can be greatly reduced by stopping the engine imediately.
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Page 7: Craft Data
CRAFT DATA : Boat specifications : XPRO RIB Aluminium Model A Overall length (cm) B Overall beam (cm) C Inside length (cm) D Inside beam (cm) E Bow locker width (cm) F Stern height (cm) G Bow height (cm) Max. passenger Total weight (Kg) NNumber of airtight chambers Shaft... - Page 8 Manufacturer’s plate : a - Name of manufacturer b - Model c - Category d - Maximum number of persons e - Maximum load capacitiy f - Maximum motor power g - Recommended working pressure h - HIN : Hull Identification Number The manufacturer’s plate is located on the inside of the boat transom.
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Page 9: Fuel Tank
FUEL TANK : Your boat can ba pre-equipped with a fuel tank located in the front box or under the deck. If your boat does not come with an integrated fuel tank, the portable fuel tank provided with the outboard motor must be used. All the fuel lines and junction of the fuel tank must be inspected every year in order to avoid any risk of leak. -
Page 10: Operation
forward of the bow. Make sure you have sufficient clearance to avoid to damage outboard or boat during transportation. Some foldable tenders can be accomodate / transported on a roof rack. We recommend the boat to be protected from the roof rack that could damage the tube ma- terial. - Page 11 To inflate the chamber, first unscrew the valve cap by turning a quarter of a turn counterclock- wise. Check that the plunger in the center of the valve is closed (upper position) . If open (spring compressed, down postion) push the plunger down and rotate to the closed position. Connect the air pump to the valve, rotate the connector into the valve to lock it and start inflat- ing.
- Page 12 vessel such as this would be on a trailer or cradle and the venturi drains should be left down to ensure all water, fumes etc can drain from the deck. To drain the bilge area, please unscrew the plug which is installed on the transom. Make sure this plug is correctly screwed before using the boats.
- Page 13 Performance To achieve best performance, the boat must plane. If the boat does not plane, you may check the following: - Make sure sure the bilge / deck is dry, drain the water othewise. - Make sure the tube is correctly inflated. - Make sure you have the correct weight distribution.
- Page 14 Towing Your boat can be towed using the towing eye located at the bow. The boat must be empty when towed. Remove outboard motor, fuel tank and equipment. No passenger should be aboard. The boat should be towed at low speed. Make sure to use a tow line that is rated at least 5 times the weight of the boat being towed.
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Page 15: Outboard Motor
Beaching We recommended the boat not to be powered onto the beach, dragged accross rocks, sand, gravel or pavement as damage to the fabric and / or hull may result. OUTBOARD MOTOR : Install the outboard motor on the transom so that it is positionned as close to the center as possible. -
Page 16: Maintenance
- Repairs should, however, be undertaken in a well ventilated area Repair PVC boat : 3D Tender boats that haves tubes constructed with PVC fabrics require PU based adhesive and RC hardener. Acetone solvant is recommended to prepare the surface before gluing. Use only recommended solvant and adhesive. - Page 17 Do not inflate the boat fully for 24 hours. Repair Hypalon boats 3D Tender boats that have tubes constructed dwith Orca Hypalon coated fabrics cannot be bonded with plastic adhesive or by welding. They require neoprene based glue and RFE harden- er.
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Page 18: Storage
Upholstery 3D TENDER is using marine grade upholstery fabric to offer best resistance to UV and ageing. Periodic washing with mild detergent and warm water is the best way to keep your upholstery look good. Special vinyl cleaner can also be used to remove difficult stains. No fabrics can last forever when constantly exposed to the elements.