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THRU-HULL VALVES — OPEN POSITION
1. Starboard bag
2. Port bag
Select PORT or STARBOARD ballast
switch on LH side of driver's console
or underneath driver's armrest (de-
pending on the model).
Select EMPTY position on ballast
switch. There is a noticeable tone
different and some air bubbles will be
present once the bag is empty.
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SELECT EMPTY POSITION
1. Port side ballast switch
2. Starboard side ballast switch
3. Select empty position
Repeat the same procedure for the
other ballast bag.
Close thru-hull valves.
CAUTION: Closing of this valve is
highly recommended when system
is not in use. In the case of compo-
nent failure, it prevents water from
being taken on and possibly caus-
ing serious damage to the vehicle.
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TYPICAL — THRU-HULL VALVE
1. Close position
Never tow a boat with water re-
maining in the ballast bags.
The weight of ballast increases the
load on the trailer, the axle, and the
tires, which could lead to prema-
ture wear or failure. This also con-
tributes to reduce the stability of
your vehicle on the road by raising
the center of gravity of the trailer.
Always completely empty the bal-
last bags before trailering.
46) Main Battery Cut-Off
Switch
This switch allows a complete power
cut-out of the electrical system.
When in OFF position, ALL electrical
equipment and electronics will be OFF
except bilge pump and radio/CD mem-
ory power. The bilge pump will op-
erate automatically with the battery
switch on the OFF position.
Switch must be in the ON position to
allow the use of electrical components
and to start the engines.
CAUTION: Stop engines before
switching to the OFF position.
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WARNING
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