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- Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL SI10 Sit-in Kayak SO10 Sit-on Kayak ® Johnson Outdoors-Watercraft, Sport & Leisure Group 4855 Broadmoor SE Grand Rapids, MI 49512-5360 1-800-552-6287 www.jowatercraft.com November, 2003...
- Page 2 Johnson Outdoors-Watercraft, Sport & Leisure Group authorized repair facility is the responsibility of the purchaser. Customer Service Johnson Outdoors-Watercraft, Sport & Leisure Group shall not 4855 Broadmoor S.E. be held liable for incidental, consequential costs such as Grand Rapids, MI 49512-5360...
- Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Remember that to steer a kayak you must be going either faster or slower than the current Material Checklist Page 2 Always make sure that you are wearing the proper Personal Flotation Device (life jacket). ExtraSport® Illustrations of Models Pages 3-4 company offers a full line of high quality PFD’s that are widely...
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Page 4: Care And Maintenance
(back page) permanently to the polyethylene hull. For more information 3. Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin. You will need about this process, please contact Johnson Outdoors- this certificate if you are required to register your Watercraft, Sport & Leisure Group. boat. - Page 5 When hanging the boats, run straps around the boat near the cockpit. Storing the boat bottom side down may cause distortion. Johnson Outdoors-Watercraft, Sport & Leisure Group blends an added measure of ultraviolet inhibitors into the plastic of your kayak to give superior protection from ultraviolet light.
- Page 6 If the paddle is a right hand control (when the right blade is held vertical, the left blade “scoop” is up), the right hand will stay tight and your left hand loose. If using a left hand control paddle, the left hand stays tight, and the right hand stays loose.
- Page 7 Both sit-in and sit-on-top kayaks are light enough to hand carry. However, to transport the kayak long distances ABOUT YOUR KAYAK when on foot, check with your local water recreation dealer for the availability of kayak skates or totes which strap on to one end of the kayak and allow the kayak to roll along The sit-on-top kayak and sit-in kayak are general on wheels.
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Page 8: Transporting Your Kayak
TRANSPORTING YOUR KAYAK Capacity and Flotation If the weight carrying capacity of your kayak is exceeded, One of the easier ways to transport your kayak is to performance and seaworthiness will be adversely affected purchase a roof rack. They come with a variety of possibly allowing the kayak to be swamped by a wave.
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