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Summarization of Contents
Safety
General Safety
Covers general safety requirements and recommendations for boat operation.
Required Safety Equipment
Details essential safety equipment mandated by the USCG for boats.
Typical Safety Items Required
Lists additional safety items recommended for enhanced boating safety.
Additional Recommended Equipment
Lists recommended equipment for extra safety and convenience on board.
Emergency Protocol
Provides guidance on preparing for and responding to various emergency situations.
Quick Tips in an Emergency
Offers concise advice for immediate actions during emergency situations.
Boating Safety Tips
General safety precautions and advice for enjoyable and safe boating experiences.
Warranty Information
Who Is Covered
Defines the scope of the warranty and who is eligible as the first retail purchaser.
How to Register the Warranty
Outlines the process for registering the limited warranty to ensure coverage.
How Long Does Coverage Last
Specifies the duration of the warranty for both commercial and non-commercial use.
What Is Covered (Non-Commercial Use)
Details the parts and workmanship covered under the warranty for pleasure use.
What Is Covered (Commercial Use)
Specifies the warranty coverage for vessels used in commercial applications.
What Is Not Covered
Lists parts, equipment, and conditions explicitly excluded from warranty coverage.
Disclaimer of Other Warranties
States that the limited warranty supersedes all other expressed or implied warranties.
NMI's Obligations Under This Warranty
Defines NMI's responsibilities, primarily to repair or replace defective covered items.
How to Make a Warranty Claim
Provides a step-by-step procedure for submitting a warranty claim for service.
How State Law Affects This Warranty
Explains how state laws may grant additional consumer rights beyond the limited warranty.
General Provisions
Outlines key terms, dealer responsibilities, and policy statements regarding the warranty.
Identification
Boat Model & HIN
Explains the Hull Identification Number (HIN) and its importance for record keeping.
Registration
Details the requirements and procedures for registering your powerboat with authorities.
Basic Rules of the Water
Meeting Head-On
Explains the right-of-way rules when two boats approach each other head-on.
Privileged Boats
Defines which vessels have the right-of-way and must maintain course and speed.
Burdened Boats
Identifies vessels that must take action to avoid collision with privileged boats.
Crossing
Describes right-of-way rules for boats navigating crossing paths.
Overtaking
Outlines the rules for a boat overtaking another vessel, establishing right-of-way.
The General Prudential Rule
Emphasizes acting to avoid collision when situations are unavoidable, regardless of right-of-way.
Night Running
Provides guidance for operating a boat safely during nighttime, including navigation lights.
Loading Capacity
Warns about the dangers of overloading and the importance of weight distribution.
Suggested Boating Classes and Literature
Recommends further education and resources for safe boating practices and regulations.
Fueling Safety and Environmental Concerns
Fueling
Covers safe practices and precautions during the boat fueling process.
Discharge Regulations
Explains regulations concerning the discharge of oil and hazardous substances into water.
Discharge of Oil
Details the prohibition of discharging oil or oily waste into navigable waters and penalties.
Disposal of Plastics and Other Garbage in Waters of the United States
Outlines federal regulations prohibiting the disposal of plastic garbage in the marine environment.
Driving & Trailering Your Boat Out of the Water
Driving
Provides tips for safely driving the boat, emphasizing smooth operation and avoiding jerks.
Trailering
Covers boat adjustment, balancing on trailers, and maneuvering techniques for safe transport.
Boat Performance
Boat Handling
Offers advice on learning to handle the boat and achieve optimal performance through practice.
Engine Efficiency
Explains how to achieve optimal engine performance through proper tuning and maintenance.
Weather Conditions
Details how weather factors like pressure and humidity affect engine performance.
Load Distribution
Discusses how weight distribution of gear, passengers, and fuel impacts boat performance.
Marine Growth
Explains how hull cleanliness affects performance, speed, and fuel consumption.
Trim
Describes the function of power tilt and trim mechanisms for adjusting boat attitude.
Trim Tabs
Explains the operation and benefits of trim tabs for optimizing ride comfort and safety.
Propeller
Details how propellers convert engine power to thrust and factors affecting optimal choice.
Throttle/Shift Control
Neutral Safety
Explains the safety feature preventing engine start while in gear.
Shift Function
Guides on operating the control lever for forward, reverse, and neutral gear selection.
Forward Throttle
How to engage and increase engine RPM for forward movement.
Reverse Throttle
How to engage and increase engine RPM for reverse movement.
Neutral Throttle
Explains how to engage the neutral throttle function and idle settings.
Stopping / Braking
Methods for slowing and stopping the boat, including using reverse shift.
Operating Twin Engines
Tips for operating twin engines, including single-engine operation and maneuverability.
Steering
Covers maintenance of hydraulic steering systems and potential issues.
Sea Sport Functional Systems (Waste/Water/Electrical/Windlass/)
Waste Deck Fitting
Describes the fitting for emptying holding tanks at marinas or overboard.
Raw Water Flush Head System
Operation of the toilet system using raw water intake for flushing.
Emptying the Tank Overboard
Procedure for emptying the holding tank via macerator pump.
Fresh Water Flush Head System
Operation of the toilet system using the boat's fresh water supply.
Tank Level Indicator
Explains how to monitor fresh and black water tank levels using electronic sensors.
Fresh Water System
Details the components and operation of the boat's fresh water supply system.
Shower
Explains the operation of the shower system, including drain pumps and hot water.
Wash-Down Hose (Cockpit)
Operation of the cockpit wash-down system using seawater.
Electrical Overview
Provides a general understanding of the boat's 120V and 12V electrical power sources.
Battery Switch (12V)
Explains the function and operation of the 12V battery selector switches.
Inverter
Details the operation of the inverter for converting DC power to AC power.
Shore Power
Describes the procedure for connecting and disconnecting the boat to shore power.
Using an Anchor Windlass
Explains the operation and importance of an anchor windlass accessory.
Using a Bow Thruster
Provides guidance on operating the bow thruster for improved maneuverability.
Interior Operation
Dinette Table
Describes the functionality of the dinette table, including conversion to a bed.
Reversible Pilot Seat (If Equipped)
Explains how to adjust the pilot seat for different viewing or seating positions.
Common Gauges and Switches
Engine Screen/Digital Gauge
Explains the digital engine display, its features, and data options.
Voltmeter
Describes the voltmeter's function in indicating battery charge and charging system output.
Warning Systems - Water Temperature and Oil Level
Details engine warning systems designed to alert the operator to potential issues.
Fuel Gauge (Analog)
Explains how to read and interpret the analog fuel gauge, noting accuracy factors.
Overheat Warning Indicator
Details the indicator for engine cooling water temperature and how to respond.
Trip Meter
Explains the function of the trip meter for tracking distance traveled.
Oil Level Warning Light
Advises consulting the engine manual for information on oil level and warning lights.
Revolutions Per Minute (RPM)
Recommends consulting the engine manual for optimal operating RPM range.
Trim
Discusses engine trim in relation to boat speed and running angle.
Switch Panel
Bilge Pump
Describes the switch for manual override of the automatic bilge pump.
Cockpit Lights
Explains the function of cockpit lights for illumination and their switch location.
Horn
Details how to operate the horn for signaling and warning other vessels.
Defrost
Explains the defrost/fan system for cabin heating and window defogging.
Livewell/Fish Boxes
Describes switches that activate livewell and fish box pumps for circulation.
Washdown
Explains the switch that pressurizes the boat's washdown system.
Navigation / Anchor Lights
Details the switch for controlling navigation and anchor lighting configurations.
Accessory/Spare
Identifies unused switches for future installation of accessories.
Circuit Breakers
Explains the location and function of circuit breakers for electrical protection.
Stereo
Describes the boat's stereo system capabilities and integration with other electronics.
VHF Radio, NMEA Capabilities
Discusses VHF radio and NMEA 2000 system integration for communication and data.
Maintenance
Fiberglass
Covers the care and maintenance of the boat's gelcoat exterior finish.
Fabric
Provides cleaning instructions for interior fabric upholstery in various areas.
Window Coverings & Canvas
Offers guidance on cleaning Sunbrella fabrics and other similar window coverings.
Glass & Windows
Recommends using Windex or glass cleaner for maintaining boat windows.
Wood
Details maintenance for teak wood, including sealing and oiling.
Formica/Corian/Stone/Granite Surfaces
Advises consulting manufacturers for cleaning guidelines for these interior surfaces.
Zippers & Snaps
Provides tips for maintaining zippers and snaps to prevent damage and looseness.
Upholstery
Covers cleaning of exterior vinyl upholstery with mild detergents.
Hardware
Guides on cleaning factory components and preparing for new hardware installation.
Caulking & Gaskets
Advises inspecting and maintaining caulking and gaskets for waterproof integrity.
Stainless Steel Rails & Hardware
Recommends regular cleaning of stainless steel to maintain its appearance and prevent staining.
Anodized/Painted Aluminum Components
Stresses preventative maintenance for anodized aluminum to prevent pitting.
Zincs
Advises monthly checks of zinc plates on engines and other dissimilar metal surfaces.
Scuppers
Explains the function of self-bailing cockpits and scupper maintenance.
Fuel System
Details inspections for fuel system components, including anti-siphon valves and hoses.
Batteries
Covers securing batteries, covering terminals, and the function of chargers and inverters.
General Information
Discusses operating power systems and battery maintenance, referencing other manual sections.
Winterization and Storage
Provides general guidance on routine maintenance and proper procedures for storing the boat.
Electrical Wiring Diagram/One-Line
12V DC System with Twin Engines
Diagram showing the 12V DC electrical system for twin-engine boats.
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