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PURSUIT 3400 Express Fisherman Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 ® P U R S U I T F I S H I N G B O A T S 7 2 5 E A S T 4 0 T H S T R E E T H O L L A N D , M I 4 9 4 2 3 - 5 3 9 2 U S A 6 1 6 - 3 9 2 - 7 1 6 3...
  • Page 2 The Owner’s Manual for your new 3400 Express Fisherman has been carefully prepared to include all the necessary information for the safe operation and maintenance of your boat. Before going any further, please help us to assure this by checking your manual to be sure it includes the following pages. After checking, please return this page to us in the envelope provided, and we’ll send you a free gift! Please...
  • Page 3 The Owner’s Manual for your new 3400 Express Fisherman has been carefully prepared to include all the necessary information for the safe operation and maintenance of your boat. Before going any further, please help us to assure this by checking your manual to be sure it includes the following pages.

  • Page 4: Important Information

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION Y our 3400 Express Fisherman Owner’s Manual has been written to include a number of safety instructions to assure the safe operation and maintenance of your boat. These WARNING CAUTION instructions are in the form of statements. The following definitions apply: HAZARDS OR UNSAFE PRACTICES WHICH COULD RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.
  • Page 5 They have been stored in a valise that is included in your new boat. Please read this information, and also hand them over to the new owner when you sell the boat. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05 /0 2 /99...
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  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Transom Door and Gate ....1-21 Cockpit Floor ..... . 1-22 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A...
  • Page 8 Waste Disposal..... 3-8 Anchoring ......3-9 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 0 1 /18/98...
  • Page 9 LIFTING YOUR BOAT ....5-4 AFTER LAUNCHING YOUR BOAT ..5-5 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A...
  • Page 10 Stuffing Boxes ..... 6-13 Ventilation System ....6-13 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 0 1 /18/98...
  • Page 11 SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL ......A-1 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 01/18 /9 8...
  • Page 12 INDEX ....... . C-1 Diagrams ......1 to 33 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 0 1 /18/98...

  • Page 13: Exterior Equipment And Features

    On boat centerline, to port of the companionway, into the cabin, is the helm of your 3400 Express Fisherman (see Figure 1-1). In the center is the steering wheel which is con- nected to a hydraulic pump behind the console. This hydraulic pump operates a hydraulic cylinder at the stern of your boat and controls rudders on the port and starboard sides.
  • Page 14 Putting the ignition switch up is the ON position. The black button below the ignition switch is the START button. As illustrated in Figure 1-2, the ignition switch also has a red button 1 - 2 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 15: Engine Monitoring

    Tachometer - Indicates the engine speed in RPM (revolutions per minute). Engine Hours - Indicates the total number of hours the engine has run. Located in the tachometer. 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 3 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 16 Above these lights is the Rudder Angle Indicator . This indicator shows the current position of the boat’s rudders. "0" indicates the rudders 1 - 4 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 17: Switch And Breaker Panels

    Violators are subject to a penalty of $5,000. Port Wiper - An OFF-ON switch that, when switched ON, activates the port windshield wiper. When switched 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 5 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 18 NAV/ANC Lights - An ON-OFF-ON switch that when switched to one ON position, lights the bow red and green lights, the forward white light in the mast light atop Figure 1-4: Helm Switch Panel 1 - 6 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 19 (see Figure 1-5). This panel contains the circuit breakers for all circuits switched by switches in the helm switch panel, and not protected by breakers on the D.C. main panel, or the D.C. cabin 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 7 Rev. A...
  • Page 20 All breakers are covered with a waterproof boot for their protection. In the event a breaker is tripped, investigate possible causes for circuit overload and then reset by pressing in on the center of breaker. 1 - 8 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 21: Trim Tabs

    When backing your boat at more than idle speed (such as during fishing) press both switches at the bottom to fully retract tabs. Failure to do so could result in CAUTION damage to trim tab hydraulic cylinders. 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 9 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 22: Equipment Controls

    ELECTRICAL SWITCHES AND SHUT DOWN THE GENERATOR. DO NOT OPEN THE ENGINE ACCESS HATCH OR LARGE ENGINE HATCH. ALLOW THE WARNING CHEMICAL TO SOAK THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT FOR AT LEAST FIFTEEN (15) MINUTES. 1 - 10 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 23: Miscellaneous

    3400 console should be serviced by a marine electrician or mechanic. Failure to do so could result in damage to CAUTION equipment or difficulty in safely operating the boat. 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 11 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 24: Companionway Door

    L-lounges with footrests and storage below. Storage in the starboard seat box is provided in two ways. The interior of the seat box can be accessed via a door on the inboard 1 - 12 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 25 Additional tackle boxes are provided on the forward face behind a hinged door. All of these doors are help closed by push button latches with key locks. 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 13 Rev. A...

  • Page 26: Engine Room

    Aft of the engines, port and starboard, are the engine raw water intake seacocks and strainers, and fuel filters. On centerline, against the back bulkhead, are the 6-way fuel valves. 1 - 14 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 27 Door & Hatch Helm Seat Companion Seats Engine Room Access Hatch Bait & Prep Center Livewell Fish Box Cockpit Aluminum Plate in Floor Figure 1-11: Cockpit and Seating Arrangement 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 15 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 28: Cockpit Area

    Unscrew cover over inlet, b. Plug in shore power cable and twist to lock, c. Tighten locking ring onto inlet fitting. 5. Plug cord into dock receptacle and twist to lock. 1 - 16 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 29 2. Turn off boat inlet breaker. 3. Turn off dock breaker. 4. Disconnect shore power cord from dock outlet. 5. Disconnect shore power cord from boat inlet and replace cover. 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 17 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 30: Dockside Water

    Also in this unit, under a second lid is a cooler tank, or an optional bait freezer. To starboard, the unit lid accesses a bait tank with circulating system. The switch to control the circulating system is located 1 - 18 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 31: Covering Boards

    Below the cleats are the cockpit scuppers. The optional fresh water washdown faucet is located under the port coaming board. The optional raw water washdown is 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 19 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 32: Transom Fish Box

    The fish box is accessed by two hatches on the top that each hinge inboard. A convenient drain is provided in the bottom of the box which drains overboard. 1 - 20 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 33: Transom Door And Gate

    Fisherman is a fiberglass hardtop supported by an aluminum tubular frame. On the underside of the hardtop, port and starboard, are lights which are activated by the courtesy lights switch on the helm switch panel. Additionally, ON/OFF 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 21 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 34: Side Decks

    1 . 4 . FOREDECK On the foredeck of your 3400 Express Fisherman you will find a cabin ventilation hatch, the rope locker hawse pipe into the rope locker for the anchor rope, a hatch into the anchor locker, two mooring cleats, red and green running lights, and the bow rail (see Figure 1-15).

  • Page 35: Hull Sides And Transom

    1-17 and 1-18 for identification of each one. Located on the transom of your 3400 Express Fisherman is the white stern light, recessed trim tabs, and two zinc plates (see Section 6.4.6). 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 23 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 36 EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES Figure 1-16: Vent Fitting DO NOT SWIM AROUND BOAT WITH ENGINES RUNNING, PROPELLERS MAY TURN AND CAUSE SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY EVEN WITH ENGINES IN WARNING NEUTRAL. 1 - 24 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 37 Tank Vents Aft Bilge Discharge Prep Center Mid Bilge Cooler/Freezer Discharge Forward Bilge Drain Discharge Head Sink Port Plenum Prep Center Drain Discharge Sink Drain Figure 1-18: Port Hull Side 3400 Express Fisherman 1 - 25 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 38 HULL SIDES AND TRANSOM EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES This page intentionally left blank. 1 - 26 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 39: Interior Equipment And Features

    Below these doors, in the counter surface, is a storage area accessed by listing on it’s inboard edge. Further below this counter are two more storage doors each accessing a large storage area. 3400 Express Fisherman 2 - 1 Rev. A 08/17 /9 8...
  • Page 40 Natural lighting and ventilation in this area is provided by a port light to port, and a large overhead hatch with screen. The overhead hatch is large enough to escape through, in the event 2 - 2 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 0 8 /17/98...

  • Page 41: Carbon Monoxide Monitoring System

    Please read the owner’s manual supplied by the detector manu- facturer for operation instructions and additional information regarding the hazards of carbon monoxide gas. 3400 Express Fisherman 2 - 3 Rev. A 08/17 /9 8...

  • Page 42: Head

    INTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES 2 . 2 . HEAD The head in your 3400 Express Fisherman is located to port, aft of the forward berth area. It is accessed through a door, hinged aft, and opening into the cabin area.

  • Page 43: Boat Specific

    Appendix A. 2 . 3 . GALLEY The galley in your 3400 Express Fisherman is equipped with an A.C. / D.C. refrigerator, with freezer, in the forward face, a one burner electric cook top recessed into the counter top, and a microwave located in a locker above. The one burner electric cook top is located beneath a removable cover.

  • Page 44: Starboard Lounge

    2 . 4 . STARBOARD LOUNGE The lounge area in your 3400 Express Fisherman is located to starboard as you come down the companionway steps. It features a table, seating that converts to an upper and lower berth, as well as considerable storage.

  • Page 45: Companionway

    Located on the back bulkhead, in the lounge area, is another telephone jack. 2 . 5 . COMPANIONWAY The cabin of your 3400 Express Fisherman is entered through the companionway door, to starboard. handrail has been provided, to starboard, for your safety and convenience.
  • Page 46 To disable, turn the breaker on the main D.C. panel labeled FWD BILGE to the OFF position. 2 - 8 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 0 8 /17/98...
  • Page 47 INTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES COMPANIONWAY This page intentionally left blank. 3400 Express Fisherman 2 - 9 Rev. A 08/17 /9 8...

  • Page 48: Operating Your Boat

    Also, smell for any fuel fumes or other unusual smells, and investigate if detected. While at the helm area, check to see that all equipment is functioning by testing each one with its switch. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 49: Shore Power / Shore Water

    2. If your boat is equipped with a generator, make sure the generator switch is in the OFF position. 3. Make sure that your boat is securely moored. Figure 3-1: Fuel Fill 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 50 If you do, clean up the fuel immediately in the manner prescribed by your local regulations. CAUTION 7. Remove the nozzle and replace the fuel fill cap. Tighten securely with the provided key. 8. Open all ports, hatches and doors. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 51: Filling Your Water Tank

    ON position. 2. Open all hatches to the bilge area and operate the blower for at least four minutes. Investigate and remedy any fuel vapors that are detected. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 52 8. The volt meter should read between 11 and 14.5 volts. If the reading is below 11, or above 14.5, stop the engines and investigate the cause before proceeding. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 53: Starting The Generator

    Coast Guard Auxiliary and the Power Squad- ron. For information on the courses offered in your area, call the "Boating Course Hotline" at 1-800-336-2628. Note: Refer to Section 1.1.2 for specific information on your engine controls. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 54: While Underway

    Y ou must also keep a watchful eye on the wake that your boat produces when underway. When boating around or near docks and seawalls it is important to operate near idle RPMs in order to minimize your boat’s wake. Most local governments hold you 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 55: Waste Disposal

    $25,000, a fine of up to $50,000, and imprisonment for up to five years for CAUTION each violation. Regional, state, and local restrictions on garbage discharges also may apply. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 56: Anchoring

    A cable, with a shackle on the free end, is attached to the foredeck for a secondary positive means to hold the anchor in the UP position. This must also be removed before anchoring. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 57: After Returning To The Dock

    7. Check to see that shore power cords and dockside water hoses have sufficient slack, if left attached. Dockside water supplies should be turned off. 3-10 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
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  • Page 59: Electrical Systems

    D E A L E R , O R OT H E R AU T H O R I Z E D M A R I N E ELECTRICAL SERVICE FACILITY. All of the electrical functions on your boat are a part of three basic systems, 12 V D.C., 120 V A.C., and bonding. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 60: D.c. System

    120 V A.C. panel must also be in the ON position. It is important that your batteries be kept in a state of full charge as often as possible. Fully charged batteries will indicate a voltage 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 61 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 12 V D.C. SYSTEM Figure 4-1: 12 V D.C. Main Panel 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 62: Gel Cell Batteries

    Therefore these switches will not disconnect power to these items. A third main disconnect switch is provided to cross connect the powered side of both battery banks. This switch should only be 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 63 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 12 V D.C. SYSTEM Figure 4-2: D.C. Cabin Panel 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 64: Operating Notes

    Use of the will allow the starboard engine to charge both battery banks. Charging of the engine bank can also be accomplished via the 120 V A.C. battery charger, if power is 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 65 When you first arrive at your boat for a trip, and periodically when using your boat, it is a good idea to monitor your battery voltages. Battery voltages below 11.5 volts (with a load on the 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 66: A.c. System

    Power from the three sources above are supplied to the A.C. cabin panel where they are selected with the main disconnect breakers. Due to the slide bar arrangement, only the shore power generator can power the panel at one time. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 67 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 120 V A.C. SYSTEM Figure 4-3: A.C. Cabin Panel 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 68: Operating Notes

    The bonding system is connected to two large zincs mounted to the transom of your boat. These zincs are provided to purposely 4-10 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 69 TO DO SO CAN CAUSE LETHAL VOLTAGE TO BE WARNING PRESENT ON BOAT EQUIPMENT, OR IN THE WATER AROUND THE BOAT. A galvanic isolator is installed to help prevent galvanic corrosion when connected to shore power. 3400 Express Fisherman 4-11 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
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  • Page 71: Commissioning Your Boat

    5 . 1 . BEFORE LAUNCHING YOUR BOAT The very first thing you should do when you get your new fill out the warranty 3400 Express Fisherman is registration card and return it to the factory. This will make it easier to correspond with your dealer in the event of a problem with your boat.

  • Page 72: Bilge Areas

    5 . 1 . 3 . Electrical Systems Check to see that the batteries are fully charged. If not, the batteries may be charged by hooking up the shore power cord Figure 5-1: Garboard Drain Plug 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 73: Installing The Propellers

    Do not allow the key to slide forward in the shaft keyway and ride up on the radius at the forward end of the shaft keyway. Failure to prevent this may cause unacceptable shaft stresses and possible shaft CAUTION and/or propeller failure. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 74: Lifting Your Boat

    Now that your boat is ready to launch, it is necessary to lift it into the water with a marine hoist or travel lift. This should only be done by your Fishing Boats dealer or a qualified marine service facility and personnel. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 75: After Launching Your Boat

    Open all seacocks and make certain that the hoses and fittings are not leaking. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 76: Fresh Water System

    11. Turn on the fresh water pump and open all the faucets until the tank is empty. 12. Turn off the fresh water pump and close all the faucets. 13. Fill the fresh water tank full with clean water. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 77: Electrical Systems

    RESULT IN EQUIPMENT DAMAGE, FIRES IN BOAT WIRING, SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND DEATH. Check the generator fluids. Start your generator and test all A.C. systems connected to the generator. Follow any start-up proce- 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 78: Engines And Transmissions

    Figure 5-5, you must have it adjusted. Check the engines and transmissions for proper oil and coolant fluid levels. Start your engines and check to see that they are operating properly. Check your engine manufacturer’s owner’s 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 79: Interior Equipment

    Also be certain that your boat is secured in its slip properly. Report all problems that are encountered in the process to your Fishing Boats dealer at once so that they may be taken care of promptly. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 80 AFTER LAUNCHING YOUR BOAT COMMISSIONING YOUR BOAT This page intentionally left blank. 5-10 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 81: Routine Maintenance

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE The various systems and products that make up your 3400 Express Fisherman will require routine main- tenance from time to time and many will require scheduled maintenance. For information about maintaining the items purchased by the factory and included in your boat, refer to the various products’...
  • Page 82 FUEL SYSTEM ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 6-Way Valve Cockpit Access Hatch Port Engine Fuel Filter Generator Tank Starboard Sender Engine Ball Valve Supply Return Vent Fill Figure 6-1: Diesel Fuel System Schematic 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 83 25 hours, or twice a season. To clean the filters, follow this procedure: 1. Turn all electrical switches to the OFF position. 2. Close the valves in the fuel system. Figure 6-2: Fuel Filters 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 84 The two pieces of equipment in the fresh water system that may require maintenance are the water heater and the fresh water pumps. Refer to the owner’s manuals supplied by the equipment manufacturers for specifics. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 85: Fresh Water System

    ROUTINE MAINTENANCE FRESH WATER SYSTEM Head Head Sink Galley Sink Shower Water Heater Cockpit Prep Water Tank Center Cold Vent Fill Fresh Water Washdown Figure 6-3 : Fresh Water System Schematic 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 86: Electrical System

    Every time you use your boat, it is a good idea to check all the D.C. equipment on your boat. If you find something that does not work properly, contact your Fishing Boats dealer or a qualified marine electrical service to repair. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 87: A.c. System

    6 . 4 . EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND FIBERGLASS The exterior of your 3400 Express Fisherman, like most fiberglass boats, requires very little maintenance to keep in top shape, but some is necessary. Any installed electronics should be kept clean and dry, and should be maintained accord- ing to the owner’s manuals supplied by the equipment manufac-...

  • Page 88: Index

    Keep all strong solvents such as acetone, and strong ® window cleaners such as Windex , away from plexiglass surfaces. They can cloud and cause CAUTION crazing in the plexiglass surface. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 89: Hardware

    Contact your local Fishing Boats dealer for recommended local cleaning procedures and services. Fail- ure to keep the bottom clean will result in loss of boat perform- ance and fuel economy. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 90: Underwater Gear

    To replace, see your dealer or other qualified marine service facility. Strut Rudder Engine Coupling Propeller Stuffing Box Propeller Shaft see Figure 5-5 see Figure 5-2 see Figure 6-5 Figure 6-4: Propulsion System 6-10 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 91: Interior Equipment And Decor

    If the engines and transmissions are kept clean, leaks and other problems are easier to spot. Oil, coolant, and filter change intervals are outlined in the engine and generator manufacturer’s owner’s manual. Please read 3400 Express Fisherman 6-11 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 92: Optional Oil Change System

    Failure to do so can allow the bilge pumps to transfer the oil into the surrounding water. Properly dispose of any oil contaminated rags per the local environmental requirements. 6-12 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 93: Stuffing Boxes

    Stuffing Box 6 . 6 . 3 . Stuffing Boxes Your 3400 Express Fisherman comes equipped with PSS (packless sealing system) propeller shaft seals for stuffing boxes (see Figure 6-5). These shaft seals use engine raw cooling water for lubricant and have a hose running from the shaft seal to the engine.
  • Page 94 The engine room intake plenums are designed so as to remove moisture from the incoming air and drain it overboard. The drain fittings and hose should be kept clean and free flowing. 6-14 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 95: Raw Water Intake Strainers

    6 . 7 . HEAD SYSTEM The head in your 3400 Express Fisherman comes supplied with operating and maintenance instructions from the manufacturer. Schematics of the three head systems available are shown in Figures 6-7 thru 6-9.
  • Page 96 Dockside Pump-out Holding Tank Vent Holding Tank Head Vacuum Tank Vacuum Pump Figure 6-7 : Standard Head System 6-16 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 97 Y-Valve Figure 6-8 : Y-Valve Head System Dockside Holding Tank Pump-out Vent Macerator Pump Y-Valve Vacuum Pump Holding Head Tank Overboard Discharge Vacuum Tank Seacock Figure 6-9 : Macerator Head System 3400 Express Fisherman 6-17 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 98: Drainage System

    The other hoses should only need to be checked every other month to be sure that they are draining properly. If clogged, pressurized water should be sufficient to clear. 6-18 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 99 P & S Engine Hatch Fuel Tank Drains Hatch Drains P & S Cooler/Freezer Drain Baitwell Drain Prep Center Floor Box Sink Drain Drains Aft Bilge Pump Figure 6-10 : Drainage System Schematic 3400 Express Fisherman 6-19 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
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  • Page 101: Storing And Winterizing Your Boat

    7 . 0 . 2 . Storage If the boat is to be stored indoors, be sure that the building has enough ventilation. It is important that the boat be well ventilated during storage. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 102: Fuel System

    Fuel remaining in the fuel systems of the engines and generator should be treated per the engine or generator manufacturer’s recommendations. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 103: Fresh Water System

    The system must then be flushed with potable water anti-freeze. To flush the system: Close all faucets in the fresh water system, galley, head, and cockpit. Pour five gallons of potable water systems anti-freeze into the water tank. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 104: Electrical System

    If so, remove and store in a clean, dry area that will protect them from damaging temperatures. Please refer to the owner’s manual supplied by the battery manufacturer for any additional winterizing instruc- tions. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 105: A.c. System

    7 . 5 . 1 . Air Conditioning Y our 3400 Express Fisherman may have an op- tional, self-contained air conditioning unit, located under the forward dinette seat (see Figure 7-2). Please refer to Chapter 2, Interior Equipment , for specific locations.
  • Page 106 Be very careful with compressed air. Too much pressure or volume can damage the raw water CAUTION system. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 107: Head System

    Any bilge water should then be removed with a sponge and wiped dry. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 108: Engines, Transmissions And Generator

    Please refer to the owner’s manuals for these items for specific instructions. 7 . 6 . 2 . Exhaust Systems The exhaust systems for the engines and generator must have the water drained from their mufflers. Figure 7-3: Main Engine Muffler 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 109: Raw Water Systems

    Run the pump for a few seconds to remove all water from the pump body. Lubricate the pump impeller per instructions in the pump owner’s manual. Reconnect all hoses and tighten the clamps securely. 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 110: Steering System

    Lubricate the pivot points and upper rudder bearings with a lightweight oil. Stringer Steering Cylinder Rudder Angle Sensor Tie Bar Tiller Arm To Helm Unit Rudder Shelf In Console Transom Figure 7-4: Steering System 7-10 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 111 Inspect the packing glands for wear. If worn, replace with new packing. Coat all components with a light coat of petroleum jelly or other suitable corrosion inhibiting material such as ® ® CRC-666 or WD-40 3400 Express Fisherman 7-11 Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...
  • Page 112 ENGINE ROOM AND BILGE AREAS STORING AND WINTERIZING YOUR BOAT This page intentionally left blank. 7-12 3400 Express Fisherman Rev. A 05/02 /9 9...

  • Page 113: Specifications

    Water Capacity ....60 U.S. gal 227.1 liters Holding Tank Capacity ..30 U.S. gal 113.6 liters Deadrise at the Transom ... . . 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 114 Specifications Appendix A A . 2 . BOAT SPECIFIC Boat Serial No: SSUP4036G798 Engine Option: Port Engine Serial No: Starboard Engine Serial No: Head System: Other Installed Options: 3400 Express Fisherman...
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  • Page 116 : the lower interior areas of the hull of a boat bilge pump : pumps water that collects in the bilge, overboard boarding ladder : set of steps temporarily fitted over the side of a boat to assist persons coming aboard 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 117 : an open space in the deck of a boat outside of the cabin and deckhouse companionway : openings in the deck of a boat to provide access below 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 118 : feeds fuel under pressure galley : the kitchen of a boat grab rail : hand-hold fittings mounted on cabin tops or sides for personal safety when moving around the boat, both on deck and below 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 119 (l.w.l.) : a length measurement of a boat along the waterline length overall (l.o.a.) : a length measurement of a boat from the fore part of the stem to the after part of the stern 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 120 : the fore and aft rocking motion of a boat as the bow rises and falls port : the left side of the boat when facing the bow porthole (port) : the opening in the side of a boat to allow the admittance of light and air 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 121 : a line that leads from the bow aft or from the stern forward to prevent the boat from moving ahead or astern starboard : the right side of a boat when facing the bow 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 122 : this relates to the way a boat floats in the water trough : the area of water between the crests of waves and parallel to them twin-screw craft : a boat with two propellers on two separate shafts underway : when a boat moves through the water 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 123 : a structure generally parallel to the shore working anchor : an anchor carried on a boat for most normal uses yacht basin : a protected facility primarily for recreational small craft yaw : when a boat runs off her course to either side 3400 Express Fisherman...

  • Page 124: Wiring Diagrams

    Alarms ......15 Alternator ......3, 20 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 125 Coffee Maker ......25, 29 Electronics ......3 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 126 ....13 head ......9 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 127 Trim Tabs ......4, 11 Voltage Regulators..... 20 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 128 ......4, 14 washer ......4, 14 3400 Express Fisherman...
  • Page 129 Wiring Diagrams Appendix C This page intentionally left blank. 3400 Express Fisherman...

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