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SUPREME S224 Operator's Manual
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Introduction
Congratulations
About this Manual
About Your New Boat
Warranty
Safety
General Safety
Good Boating Practices
Tow Boat Safety
Safety Decals and Statements
Carbon Monoxide
Required Boating Safety Equipment and Regulations
Recommended Safety Equipment
Seating Locations
Boating Regulations & Your Responsibilities
Boat Owner / Operator Responsibilities
Safety
Registration
Insurance
Reporting Accidents
Boating under the Influence
Operator's License and Education
Operation by Minors
Emergency Assistance
Protecting the Environment
Foreign Species Transportation
Noise
Speed
Wake
Pollution Regulations
Emergencies
First Aid / Medical Emergencies
Emergency Preparation Checklist
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Fire and Explosion
Using Distress Signal Devices and Calling for Help
Capsizing and Flooding
Man Overboard
Running Aground
Dangerous Weather
Engine or Boat System Failure
Accidents, Collisions and Giving Assistance
Towing on the Water
Operating in Hazardous Conditions
Severe Weather
Water Hazards
Restricted Areas
Markers, Warnings and Advisories
Navigation Rules and Aids
Audible Distress Signals
Right-Of-Way
Navigational Lights & Night Operation
Speed
Wake
Overtaking / Passing
Meeting Head-On
Crossing
Aids to Navigation
Controls, Features and Options
Tow Boat Technology
Steering System
Helm
Switches and Breakers
Fuel System
Engine Cooling System
Engine Exhaust System
Engine Lubrication System
Electrical System
Bilge Pump System
Ballast Tank System (Optional)
Propeller Strut
Propeller
Engine Compartment Ventilation System
Trim Tab/Stinger Wake Plate (Optional)
Wake Tower (Optional)
Cockpit Heater System (Optional)
Operating Your Boat
Safety Precautions
Before Getting under Way
Getting under Way
Trailering and Launching
Legal Considerations
Trailer Type
Trailer Classification
Trailer Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
Vehicle Towing Hitch
Hitch Ball and Trailer Coupler
Safety Chains
Towing Vehicle
Trailer Brakes
Trailering Guidelines
Launching
Loading Guidelines
General Care and Maintenance
Hull Discoloration
20-Hour Inspection
25-Hour Engine Inspection
Periodic Maintenance
Engine
Fuel System
V-Drive
Steering System
Electrical System
Corrosion Protection
General Maintenance and Cleaning
Safety Equipment
General Boating Equipment
Trailer
Winterization and Storage
Winterization and Storage Preparation
Engine & V-Drive Winterization
Storing on a Cradle or Blocks
Storing on a Trailer
Recommissioning after Storage
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SU
PREME
2047 Grogan Avenue, Merced, CA 95341
HEADQUARTERS:
www.supremetowboats.com
WEBSITE:
209.384.0255
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BOATS
ENJOY
YOUR
RIDE
Part No. SOM-18
Printed in U.S.A.
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Summarization of Contents
CONGRATULATIONS
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
ABOUT YOUR NEW BOAT
Boat Terminology
Defines common nautical terms for safety and understanding.
Construction and Features
Details the Integrated Composite System (ICS) and construction process.
Hull Identification, Capacity and Safety Plates
Hull Identification Number
Locates and explains the importance of the Hull Identification Number (HIN).
Capacity Plate
Details the person/load capacity plate and its importance.
U.S. Coast Guard Safety Standards Compliance Plate
Explains the compliance plate for boats under 20 feet.
WARRANTY
Limited Warranty Statement
Disclaims implied warranties and limits express ones.
Limited Warranty (“Limited Warranty”) and its Duration
Details what Supreme warrants and for how long.
Lifetime Limited Warranty
Covers the deck, hull, and stringer system for structural defects.
Gel Coat Two (2) Year
Warrants against substantial manufacturing defects in the Gel Coat finish.
Five (5) Year Base Limited Warranty
Covers components for five years or 500 hours, whichever comes first.
Engine/Power Train and Trailer/Trailer Component Parts
Outlines warranties for engine, power train, and trailer components.
Limited Warranty Conditions, Limitations and Exclusions
SAFETY
GENERAL SAFETY
Emphasizes general safety and operator responsibilities.
GOOD BOATING PRACTICES
Covers safe operation and hazard recognition.
Propeller Strikes
Details hazards and precautions related to propeller contact.
Water Sports Responsibility Code
Lists ten elements for increasing enjoyment and reducing risks in water sports.
Carbon monoxide
Warns about CO hazards and how to avoid injury.
Driver - Best Practices
Driving Pattern
Explains dog-bone and racetrack patterns for driving.
Driver Position
Details proper driver seating and attention to surroundings.
Water Sport Tips
Water Skiing
Provides tips for learning water sports safely.
Wakeboarding
Discusses speed, line length, driving, and ballast for wakeboarding.
Inflatables
Barefooting
SAFETY DECALS AND STATEMENTS
Safety Decals
Lists locations of hazard and safety decals on the boat.
CAUTION CHECK LIST
Lists pre-operation checks for maximum enjoyment and safety.
Safety Statements
Safety Precautions
Details DANGER level hazards like exhaust and explosion.
Fire and Explosion Hazard
REQUIRED BOATING SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND REGULATIONS
LIFE JACKETS AND PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES
Lists USCG requirements for life jackets by boat class.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Details requirements for fire extinguishers based on boat size and type.
AUDIBLE DISTRESS SIGNALING DEVICES
NAVIGATION LIGHTS
Specifies requirements for sound-producing devices on boats.
Life Jackets
Engine Emergency Stop Switch and Lanyard
RECOMMENDED SAFETY EQUIPMENT
SEATING LOCATIONS
Designated Seating Positions
Illustrates seating positions for specific Supreme boat models.
BOAT OWNER / OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
SAFETY
Outlines owner's responsibility for safety, passengers, and other boaters.
REGISTRATION
Details USCG requirements for boat registration.
BOATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OPERATOR’S LICENSE AND EDUCATION
Prohibits operating under alcohol/drug influence and outlines penalties.
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
Mandates rendering assistance to boats in distress.
POLLUTION REGULATIONS
EMERGENCIES
FIRST AID / MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
Stresses importance of training and first aid kits.
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING
Warns about CO hazards and symptoms.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION
USING DISTRESS SIGNAL DEVICES AND CALLING FOR HELP
CAPSIZING AND FLOODING
SEVERE WEATHER
Storm Conditions
Advises on checking weather and precautions in severe conditions.
Fog Conditions
WATER HAZARDS
Advises on operating precautions in foggy weather.
MARKERS, WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES
NAVIGATION RULES AND AIDS
AUDIBLE DISTRESS SIGNALS
Explains standard audible signals for intentions and danger.
RIGHT-OF-WAY
Details right-of-way rules for different vessel types.
NAVIGATIONAL LIGHTS & NIGHT OPERATION
Explains navigational lights for visibility and night operation.
SPEED
WAKE
Emphasizes operator responsibility for safe speed.
AIDS TO NAVIGATION
CONTROLS, FEATURES AND OPTIONS
TOW BOAT TECHNOLOGY
Highlights features engineered for towing.
See Touch Dash
Introduces the integrated instrumentation and control system.
Ballast Tank Plumbing and Pumps
Explains ballast system components and function.
QuickSurf Pro
Describes the wakesurf system for wave shaping.
STEERING SYSTEM
HELM
Details the boat's mechanical steering system.
Shift and Throttle Control
Explains the function of gauges and instruments at the helm.
SWITCHES AND BREAKERS
ENGINE COMPARTMENT VENTILATION SYSTEM
OPERATING YOUR BOAT
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Warns about hazardous situations causing loss of control.
BEFORE GETTING UNDER WAY
Lists essential checks before operating the boat.
Pre-Departure Safety Checklist
Provides a comprehensive checklist before starting the engine.
Boat Loading
Details proper distribution of load and weight for safety.
Fuel Management
Provides a rule for fuel management and safe fueling practices.
GETTING UNDER WAY
Outlines basic maneuvering and operation principles.
Starting
Step-by-step guide for starting the boat's engine.
Stopping
Explains how to safely stop and control the boat.
Steering
Covers boat steering techniques and challenges.
Shifting
Provides guidelines for operating shift controls.
Accelerating and Running Under Way
Explains accelerating and achieving efficient planing.
Anchors and Anchoring
TRAILERING AND LAUNCHING
LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
Outlines general legal aspects of trailer regulations.
TRAILER GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING
Details GVWR and its importance for load capacity.
VEHICLE TOWING HITCH
Covers selection and importance of proper towing hitches.
SAFETY CHAINS
Explains the function and proper attachment of safety chains.
TRAILER BRAKES
Discusses types and requirements for trailer brakes.
TRAILERING GUIDELINES
Provides essential guidelines for safe trailering.
LAUNCHING
Offers procedures and precautions for launching the boat.
LOADING GUIDELINES
Provides steps for loading the boat onto the trailer.
GENERAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE
HULL DISCOLORATION
Explains hull discoloration as a normal condition not covered by warranty.
20-HOUR INSPECTION
Details the required 20-hour inspection by a dealer.
25-HOUR ENGINE INSPECTION
Recommends engine inspection after 25 hours of operation.
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
Outlines semiannual or 100-hour periodic maintenance procedures.
FUEL SYSTEM
Guides on checking fuel system components and maintenance.
STEERING SYSTEM
Emphasizes inspection and maintenance of the steering system.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Covers battery maintenance and circuit breaker/fuse system.
CORROSION PROTECTION
Discusses protecting hardware from corrosion.
WINTERIZATION AND STORAGE
WINTERIZATION AND STORAGE PREPARATION
Outlines procedures to prevent damage during storage.
ENGINE & V-DRIVE WINTERIZATION
Details engine winterization based on PCM manual.
STORING ON A TRAILER
Provides steps for storing a boat on a trailer.
RECOMMISSIONING AFTER STORAGE
Lists checks needed before using the boat after storage.
LIFTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
Engine will not crank
Lists possible causes for an engine that won't crank.
Engine cranks but will not start
Lists possible causes for an engine that cranks but won't start.
Poor boat performance
Identifies potential causes for reduced boat performance.
Electrical problems
Lists common electrical issues and their causes.
GLOSSARY OF NAUTICAL TERMS
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