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- Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL For your new boat package.
- Page 2 Please take a few minutes to read this Owner’s Manual in addition to carefully reviewing any additional manuals that correspond with your new Legend boat package. This manual will help to answer most of the remaining questions you may have regarding your new Legend boat package. If you have any questions after reading this manual, please feel free to contact your local Legend dealer.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Legend Product Protection 21-22 All information in this Manual is based on the latest product information available at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice. Contact your local Legend Dealer for the most recent information and update. -
Page 4: Custom Legend Glide-On Trailer
High quality boats deserve high quality trailers. That’s why we choose Shoreland’r as our exclusive supplier for our Legend custom matched glide-on design. A high quality trailer means a high quality boating experience from loading and unloading to highway driving. Here are some of the features you should know before trailering your boat. -
Page 5: Bearing Buddies, Inspection, Tie Downs, Adjusting Your Coupler, Replacing Your Tail Light
Be sure your ball matches your counterclockwise to loosen ball clamp securely around the ball. coupler every time. Legend trailers grip on the ball. use only 2” ball couplers. replacINg your taIl lIght: Lift tab... -
Page 6: Launching Your Boat
LAunCHIng yOur BOAT sImple checklIst p Before lauNchINg: p Is all required safety equipment, emergency supply of food and water on board? p Did you get a current weather report? p Are mooring lines, anchor, tool kit, first aid kit p Is the hull drain plug installed? on board? p Are electrical system and navigation lights working? - Page 7 4. turning while towing Vehicle path when towing your trailer, note that your trailer will track a tighter turn than your towing vehicle. Make Trailer path sure that when making a left or right turn, your trailer does not strike any obstruction such as trees, vehicles or even people.
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Page 8: On The Water
On THe wATer Before leavINg the dock: If gear is to be loaded, have someone on the dock pass the gear aboard instead of stepping in and out of the boat. Make sure gear is secured so it doesn’t shift or interfere with boat operation. when boarding, passengers should step into the boat one at a time. -
Page 9: Accelerating, Accelerating With Power Trim, Boats Equipped With Full Stand-Up Tops
acceleratINg: when you have a clear and safe path ahead, you can now begin to bring the boat on-plane by accelerating. As you accelerate, the trim angle changes, causing the bow to lift high. As the boat continues to accelerate, the bow of the boat will lower to its proper planing level. -
Page 10: Mercury Outboard
MerCury OuTBOArD operatIoN: 1. Lower your outboard motor to a vertical position (water level permitting). Make sure all lower unit components are submerged. 2. Set your lanyard stop switch to “run” position and attached safety lanyard to driver. Make sure outboard is set to the neuTrAL position. -
Page 11: Cowl Removal, Engine Fuse, Safety Cord And Dip Stick Locations, Engine Bolts, Thumb Screws
coWl removal: Handle located Turn counter clockwise on back to release Lever located on Pull towards boat and front of motor lift cover. Note: Please refer to your Mercury manual for your particular outboard motor. engine fuses, safety cord and dip-stick locations (four stroke). fuses Dipstick Note: Please refer to your Mercury manual for your particular outboard motor. -
Page 12: Loading Your Boat
LOADIng yOur BOAT here are some added remINders. Note: Prior to loading your boat, it is common courtesy to prepare your boat for loading away from the ramp especially during busy periods. reverse trailer into water ensure engine is tilted up leave approx. - Page 13 re-tighten the winch strap Pull the boat and trailer slowly out Install both trailer tie downs and of the water ensuring the boat remove boat plug and stow where remains centered on the trailer. you will find it next time. In general if the boat is in the water, the boat plug should be in.
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Page 14: Model Series Features
MODeL SerIeS SPeCIfIC feATureS utIlIty (16 wIDeBODy SHOwn) Livewell Battery fuel Tank Livewell Drain Drain Plug sINgle coNsole (151 AngLer SHOwn) navigation Lights front Storage fish/Depth finder switches: Circuit Breakers Livewell navigational Lights Bilge Pump Livewell fuel Tank storage area Battery storage area Bilge Pump Livewell Drain... -
Page 15: Full Windshield, Pontoon
full WINdshIeld (18 XCALIBur SHOwn) Bow Lights Trolling motor plug-in Deep Cycle Battery storage area front Livewell fish/Depth finder glove Box gauges switches: In-fl oor rod storage Circuit Breakers navigation Lights Bilge Pump Side storage Livewell Horn Built-In fuel Tank Cranking Battery storage area rear Livewell... -
Page 16: Boat Features
BOAT feATureS features discussed in this section is standard or optional on some models and not available on others. See your dealer for more information. trollINg motor operatIoN: deploying your trolling motor: Check that the motor is secured to the boat before deploying. Loosen depth collar by Pull up on the release Hold the motor by the... -
Page 17: Bow Panel, Switches, Bilge Pump
trollINg motor plug-IN: The trolling motor plug-in is located at the front of the boat. sWItches NavIgatIoNal lIghts: This two-position switch activates the bow and stern running navigation lights. when in the “up” or “nav” position, both the red/green bow light and white anchor light are on. when in the “down” or “Arc” position, just the white anchor light is on indicating that you are stationary or anchored in low light conditions. -
Page 18: Livewell Location And Operation, Horn
BOAT feATureS continued lIveWell: The livewell system on your boat is designed to supply the water and oxygen needed for the survival of your on- board fish. The following instructions will help you understand the livewell system that you have in your boat. lIveWell B: lIveWell a: Overflow protection drain... -
Page 19: Fish/Depth Finder, Circuit Breakers, 12 Volt Outlets, Seat Bases
Breakers: If any issues arise, simply push the eZ reset circuit breaker. If it continues to “pop” notify your local Legend Dealer. 12 volt outlet: Be sure to to turn off all 12 volt outlet items before leaving the boat. -
Page 20: How To Install A Travel Cover
hoW to InSTALL A TrAVeL COVer custom travel cover Support bars must be straight Height adjustment threaded knob Overlay cover Snap down bow snaps Snap down stern snaps Snap down all inside your boat remaining snaps BoW to sterN cover Overlay cover Snap down bow snaps Snap down stern snaps... -
Page 21: How To Install A Full Stand-Up Top
hoW to InSTALL A fuLL STAnD uP TOP Lift Stand-up Top in unhook rear Pull back tubular stability unzip storage boot boot position tubular stability bars bars and insert locking clip and stow into place Tension strap unfold stand-up top Pull front and middle Snap down front Locate Side aft curtains. -
Page 22: Warranty
It covers the entire structure of the hull against leaks through the hull for as long as you own the boat. In fact it’s the kind of warranty you won’t find on any other aluminum boat. Ask your local Legend dealer for all of the details of our outstanding warranty. - Page 23 Manual winch and Stand, Seals and gaskets in conjunction with a failure of a listed component only. If you have any questions after reading this manual, please feel free to contact your local Legend dealer or call 1.800.461.4050 Thank you for choosing Legend!!
- Page 24 4805 RR 55, Whitefish, Ontario P0M 3E0 Legend is a division of Phone: 705.866.2821 Fax: 705.866.2616 Email: sales@legendboats.com For your nearest dealer call the Legend Hotline 1.800.461.4050 or visit our website at www.legendboats.com...
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