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Summarization of Contents
Introduction & Important Information
Warranty and Warranty Registration Cards
Details on the boat's limited warranty and registration process.
Transferring the Limited Structural Warranty
Information regarding the process and fee for transferring the hull warranty.
Product Changes
Everglades' commitment to continuous improvement and potential model changes.
Service
Guidelines for obtaining warranty repairs and service from authorized dealers.
Owner / Operator Information
Registration and Numbering
Requirements for registering and numbering your vessel with authorities.
Insurance
Information on boat owner responsibilities for damages and insurance coverage.
Reporting Boating accidents
Procedures and requirements for reporting boating accidents.
Education
Recommendations for boating safety courses and available resources.
Required Equipment
Overview of U.S. Coast Guard required safety equipment standards.
Chapter 1: Safety Equipment
1.1 General
Introduction to safety equipment designed for safe boat operation and compliance.
1.2 Engine Alarms
Explanation of engine alarm systems and actions to take if an alarm sounds.
1.3 Neutral Safety Switch
Description of the neutral safety switch preventing engine start in gear.
1.4 Engine Stop Switch
Information on the engine stop switch and lanyard operation.
1.5 Required Safety Equipment
Details on essential safety equipment required by the U.S. Coast Guard.
1.6 Bilge and Fuel Fires
Guidance on handling dangerous bilge and fuel fires and emergency procedures.
1.7 First Aid
Information on first aid procedures, marine first-aid kits, and emergency medical advice.
1.8 Additional Safety Equipment
Recommendations for extra safety equipment beyond legal requirements.
1.9 Caution and Warning Labels
Examples and locations of caution and warning labels on the boat.
Chapter 2: Operation
2.1 General
Overview of essential pre-operation checks and boat handling responsibilities.
2.2 Rules of the Road
Basic navigation rules for safe boating in various crossing and meeting situations.
2.3 Pre-Cruise Check
A comprehensive checklist for pre-cruise checks before starting engines.
2.4 Operating Your Boat
Guidelines for operating the boat, including engine checks and responsible practices.
2.5 Docking, Anchoring and Mooring
Detailed procedures for docking, anchoring, and mooring the boat safely.
2.6 Controls, Steering or Propulsion System Failure
Actions to take in case of failure in boat control or propulsion systems.
2.7 Collision
Procedures to follow in the event of a boat collision.
2.8 Grounding, Towing and Rendering Assistance
Information on freeing grounded vessels and providing assistance to others.
2.9 Flooding or Capsizing
Emergency procedures for handling flooding, swamping, or capsizing situations.
2.10 Fishing
Considerations for safe operation while fishing, especially in crowded areas.
2.11 Crow’s Nest (Optional)
Safety precautions for operating the boat with someone in the optional Crow's Nest.
2.12 Man Overboard
Procedures for recovering a person who has fallen overboard.
2.13 Water Skiing and Wakeboarding
Safety precautions and guidelines for towing skiers and wakeboarders.
2.14 Teak Surfing
Warning about the dangerous fad of teak surfing and its associated risks.
2.15 Trash Disposal
Regulations and responsible practices for trash disposal at sea.
2.16 Trailering Your Boat
Guidelines for safely trailering your boat, including vehicle and hitch considerations.
Chapter 3: Propulsion System
3.1 General
Overview of the boat's outboard engine system and maintenance requirements.
3.2 Drive System Corrosion
Information on preventing marine growth and galvanic corrosion on drive systems.
3.3 Engine Lubrication
Details on the 4-cycle outboard engine lubrication system and oil checks.
3.4 Engine Cooling System
Explanation of the raw water cooling system and checking water flow.
3.5 Propellers
Information on propeller types, selection, and the importance of repair or replacement.
3.6 Performance Issues and Propellers
Guidance on achieving optimal boat performance through proper propeller selection.
3.7 Engine Instrumentation
Description of helm station instruments for monitoring engine operational condition.
Chapter 4: Helm Control Systems
4.1 General
Overview of the three main helm control systems: throttle, steering, and trim tabs.
4.2 Engine Throttle and Shift Controls
Description of electronic engine controls, including binnacle style operation.
4.3 Neutral Safety Switch
Details on the neutral safety switch and procedures for testing its function.
4.4 Engine Power Tilt and Trim
Information on the engine power tilt and trim feature and its proper adjustment.
4.5 Engine Stop Switch
Explanation of the engine stop switch and lanyard safety feature.
4.6 Steering System
Description of manual and power assist hydraulic steering systems.
4.7 Trim Tabs
Information on the function and operation of trim tabs for hull attitude control.
4.8 Bow Thruster (Optional)
Details on the optional bow thruster for enhanced maneuverability.
4.9 Control Systems Maintenance
Routine maintenance procedures for steering, trim tabs, and bow thruster systems.
Chapter 5: Fuel System
5.1 General
Overview of the gasoline fuel system design and maintenance responsibilities.
5.2 Outboard Fuel System
Description of the outboard fuel system, including filters and anti-siphon valves.
5.3 Fueling Instructions
Detailed steps and safety precautions for fueling the boat's gasoline tank.
5.4 Fuel System Maintenance
Procedures for maintaining the fuel system, including inspections and filter changes.
Chapter 6: Electrical System
6.1 General
Overview of the boat's 120V AC and 12V DC electrical systems.
6.2 DC System Overview
Explanation of the 12-volt DC system, including battery configurations.
6.3 Batteries and Battery Switches
Information on battery types, switches, and system management.
6.4 DC System Switch and Circuit Breaker Panels
Description of helm and accessory switch panels and circuit breaker protection.
6.5 Bonding System
Explanation of the boat's bonding system for galvanic corrosion protection.
6.6 AC Electrical System
Guidelines for shore power connection, disconnection, and safety precautions.
6.7 Electrical System Maintenance
Procedures for maintaining both DC and AC electrical systems.
Chapter 7: Fresh Water System
7.1 General
Overview of the fresh water system components: tank, lines, and pump.
7.2 Fresh Water System Operation
Instructions for filling, priming, and operating the fresh water system.
7.3 Fresh Water System Maintenance
Routine maintenance tasks for the fresh water system components.
Chapter 8: Raw Water System
8.1 General
Overview of the raw water systems, including pump mounting and valve operation.
8.2 Raw Water System Operation
How to operate the raw water system and its pressure-controlled pump.
8.3 Baitwell
Information on the baitwell circulation system, pumps, and overflow.
8.4 Raw Water System Maintenance
Routine maintenance tasks for the raw water system, including hose and strainer checks.
Chapter 9: Drainage Systems
9.1 General
Explanation of how water drains overboard via thru-hull fittings.
9.2 Cockpit Sole Drains
Details on cockpit scupper drains, flap mechanisms, and ball valves.
9.3 Hardtop Drains
Information on drain holes in hardtop frames and their maintenance.
9.4 Bilge Drainage
Description of bilge pumps, their manual and automatic activation.
9.5 Fishboxes, Baitwell and Storage Compartment Drains
How fishboxes, baitwells, and storage compartments drain overboard.
9.6 Cockpit and Water System Drains
Details on drains for sinks, showers, cup holders, and rope lockers.
9.7 Drainage System Maintenance
Essential periodic maintenance tasks for proper drainage system function.
Chapter 10: Ventilation System
10.1 Cabin Ventilation
Features providing ventilation to the head compartment, including door and port window.
10.2 Windshield Ventilation
How the windshield lowers for helm ventilation and improved visibility.
10.3 Bilge Ventilation
Description of vents providing air circulation to the bilge compartment.
10.4 Maintenance
Maintenance recommendations for hinges, latches, and gasket materials.
Chapter 11: Exterior Equipment
11.1 Deck Rails and Deck Hardware
Information on deck rails, hardware fittings, and proper use of cleats.
11.2 275/295 Center Console Rope Locker and Windlass
Details on the anchor rope locker, windlass, and bow roller assembly.
11.3 325 Center Console Rope Locker and Windlass
Description of the anchor storage and deployment system for the 325 Center Console.
11.4 Hull
Information on the engine mounting system, swim platform, and boarding ladder.
11.5 Cockpit Features All Models
Overview of cockpit features including hatches, doors, and rod storage.
11.6 275/295 Center Console Cockpit Equipment
Details on optional dive doors, boarding ladders, and baitwell systems.
11.7 325 Center Console Cockpit Equipment
Description of cockpit features for the 325 Center Console, including dive doors.
11.8 Center Console and Helm
Layout and components of the center console and helm station.
11.9 Hardtop
Details on the hardtop structure, lighting, and storage compartments.
11.10 Crow’s Nest (Optional)
Information on the optional Crow's Nest observation tower and its safety.
Chapter 12: Interior Equipment
12.1 275 Center Console Head Compartment
Description of the head compartment, toilet, storage, and access points.
12.2 295/325 Center Console Head Compartment
Details on the head compartment for 295/325 models, including sink and shower.
12.3 Marine Head System
Information on the marine toilet operation, holding tank, and pump-out system.
Chapter 13: Routine Maintenance
13.1 Exterior Hull and Deck
Procedures for cleaning, bottom painting, and anode maintenance.
13.2 Upholstery, Canvas and Enclosures
Cleaning and maintenance guidelines for vinyl, canvas, and enclosures.
13.3 Interior
Cleaning procedures for interior surfaces, including vinyl headliners and woodwork.
13.4 Bilge, Pumps and Components
Maintenance for bilge area, pumps, and related components to prevent corrosion.
13.5 Drainage System
Essential periodic tasks to ensure proper function of the boat's drainage systems.
Chapter 14: Seasonal Maintenance
14.1 Storage and Lay-up
Procedures for preparing the boat for storage, including hauling and lifting.
14.2 Winterizing
Step-by-step instructions for winterizing fresh water, raw water, and marine head systems.
14.3 Recommissioning
Procedures for recommissioning the boat after storage and before launching.
Appendix A: Schematics
275/295 Center Console Wiring Diagram
Wiring diagram for the 275/295 Center Console boat.
325 Center Console Wiring Diagram
Wiring diagram for the 325 Center Console boat.
Appendix F: Troubleshooting Guide
Control Systems
Troubleshooting common issues related to boat control systems.
Performance Problems
Solutions for common performance issues like sluggishness or vibration.
Engine Problems
Troubleshooting common issues related to engine operation and performance.
Accessory Problems
Solutions for issues affecting boat accessories like pumps and heads.
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