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PEARSON YACHTS
OWNER'S GUIDE AND PROTECTION PLAN
PEARSON-323
SECTION IV: THE RESPONSIBILITY OF YOUR PEARSON DEALER
The Pearson dealer from whom You bought your boat is an expert at his
profession. He knows boats, understands your needs and wants to serve
you. His reputation is on the line every time he offers a boat for
sale and one of the prime reasons he is a Pearson dealer is his
awareness that Pearson respects this fact and produces yachts of
performance, decor and quality of which he and his customers can be
proud.
Before shipment from the factory, your boat was carefully inspected
and thoroughly checked out in the Pearson test pool and rain forest.
In addition, your Pearson dealer re-inspects the boat upon arrival,
water tests and insures that your boat is in first class operating
condition prior to delivery. To help assure you that your boat has
been properly checked over, your dealer will complete and initial
each item on the enclosed check off list at the time of
commissioning.
Should you receive delivery at any location other than the dealer's place of
business, your dealer is still responsible for inspection and any required
warranty service. Further, it is his responsibility to insure that all
equipment agrees withthe inspection report Which is included in the rigging
box of every boat.
Your dealer is responsible for processing claims against the
transportation company for any loss or damage during shipment. Should
you notice any loss or damage of this sort, please notify your dealer
immediately, because neither the carrier nor the factory can accept
responsibility for reports later than thirty days after delivery.
It is also the responsibility of your dealer to assist you in
obtaining service and to process claims under the warranty for the
period of the warranty.
He invites you to ask his assistance in all matters pertaining to
your new Pearson Yacht.
Pearson 323 Owners Manual (1978 model year)
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