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Trailering
When transporting your Lo Pro, you should remove the mooring
cover, seat or console covers, and anything that can become
airborne. Canopy must be folded in laid down position and motor in
locked down position when trailering. Please refer to the other
"Pontoon Operator's Manual" for instruction and safety precautions
when trailering. If the canopy is in the laid back position, it should
not be resting on the motor or near the motor since this
could cause damage to the motor case.
CAUTION!
Changing canopy positions requires TWO people for personal
safety and to avoid damaging the boat.
Cleaning
If you clean your boat while it is on the water make sure that any
products being used are bio-degradable and safe for aquatic
environments. Use all cleaners in accordance to their directions and
test in an inconspicuous location prior to use.
Canvas & Vinyl
We highly recommend that you cover your boat with a mooring
cover when your boat is not in use. This will prevent water from
seeping down into the cushions. We also recommend that you
clean and treat your canvas, vinyl seats, and covers with a UV
inhibitor spray at least once every year, preferably in the beginning
and end of the boating season. The 303® line of products offers
cleaners and protective sprays for both vinyl and canvas products.
Using a UV protective spray will greatly increase and possibly
double the life of your canvas. Do not use acetone, Pine based
products, or citrus-based cleaners for cleaning. Do not store
material rolled up when it is wet or damp. Protect fabric from sharp
edges or corners. Avoid parking under trees.
Mooring covers are not intended for use while trailering and must
be removed. Nor are they designed for heavy snow load. To protect
snaps and fabric from tearing, grip snap itself and pull one at a time
when removing covers. Snaps and zippers can be lightly coated
with petroleum jelly for lubrication.
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