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  • Page 1 STACER owner’s manual www.stacer.com.au...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Stainless Steel reference and will answer most questions you Level Flotation Seats If your boat is damaged or faulty in any way, we have about features and operation. Please retain Mandatory Equipment Fabrics sincerely apologise for the inconvenience. It is it for your future reference.

  • Page 3: Warnings

    This manual has been prepared to assist you in the DANGER WARNING operation and care of your new boat. Please read it are used throughout this manual. thoroughly as the contents can contribute to more Alerts you to immediate hazards which WILL...

  • Page 4: Preparation

    Recommendations For Safety to the side. ABYC H-5 calculates the required boat at the time of sale, be sure to obtain a copy of disabled or fall overboard. buoyancy for the boat to float with the hull, deck...

  • Page 5: Static Float Attitude

    If your outboard requires a petrol/oil mix, follow the drinking and driving, or daring high speed boat If fuelling the boat whilst in the water, be sure it is passengers and loading of gear are the biggest engine manual instructions for the proper lubrication manoeuvres.

  • Page 6: Necessary Maintenance

    Your dealer is the best substantial quantity of fresh water. there is free movement. stern of the boat will swing to the right as the boat source for information concerning the amount and Leave boat permanently tilted to drain after use.

  • Page 7: Mooring

    Approach at idle RPM at an angle approximately 45 Turn the line around the bow cleat and tie a hitch. DO NOT tow your boat or use your boat to tow other degrees to the dock. When the bow is within a few...

  • Page 8: Ventilation

    If this is not the boat so it is evenly balanced both front to back and lose thrust and the engine may over rev. This possible, the trim tab located under the aft end of and side to side.

  • Page 9: Trim Adjustments

    When storing Compass (if fitted) sudden change of steering torque and may cause the boat, it is best to remove the battery, give it additional momentary instability. Many factors affect the operation of your...

  • Page 10: General Maintenance & Repairs

    For specific engine usage, Salt and brackish water are capable of etching or used as steps to enter or exit the boat. This and plastic covers. These salt crystals should maintenance and repair guidelines refer to the and damaging windscreens and windows.

  • Page 11: The Hull

    Periodically haul the boat out of the water and scrub In unpainted boats most customers do not realise this damage.

  • Page 12: Trailer Information

    7/16”, pitch circle diameter: 108mm (41⁄4 reversing operations are complete. to be adjusted up firm against the hull of the boat. Axles and Springs commonly called HT). If your boat doesn’t come up straight after...

  • Page 13: Nautical Terms

    Boat Capacity Plate and Necessary Maintenance of purchase with regard to upholstery, including lounges, Draft Vertical distance from the waterline of the boat to the lowest point of the boat. Directions attached to the boat and owners manual. backrests and seats.

  • Page 14: Year Limited Trailer Warranty

    (whose details are recorded by Telwater) Check and torque seat and pedestal screws been made to depict boat colours and trims as realistically only. They do not cover any person to whom a trailer is as possible in this owners manual, however some variation transferred.

  • Page 15: 10 Hour Service

    100 Hour or 12 Month Service 10 Hour Service Check/ Check/ 100 Hour or 12 Month Service 10 Hour Service Applicable Adjust Applicable Adjust Check and torque seat and pedestal screws Check and torque seat and pedestal screws Check esky seat boxes for security Check esky seat boxes for security Check operation of bilge pump and float switch Check operation of bilge pump and float switch...
  • Page 16 100 Hour or 12 Month Service 100 Hour or 12 Month Service Check/ Check/ 100 Hour or 12 Month Service 100 Hour or 12 Month Service Applicable Adjust Applicable Adjust Check and torque seat and pedestal screws Check and torque seat and pedestal screws Check esky seat boxes for security Check esky seat boxes for security Check operation of bilge pump and float switch...
  • Page 17 100 Hour or 12 Month Service 100 Hour or 12 Month Service Check/ Check/ 100 Hour or 12 Month Service 100 Hour or 12 Month Service Applicable Adjust Applicable Adjust Check and torque seat and pedestal screws Check and torque seat and pedestal screws Check esky seat boxes for security Check esky seat boxes for security Check operation of bilge pump and float switch...

  • Page 18: Owner/Boat Identification

    100 Hour or 12 Month Service Owner / Boat Identification Check/ 100 Hour or 12 Month Service Owner’s name Applicable Adjust Check and torque seat and pedestal screws Address Check esky seat boxes for security City/Town Check operation of bilge pump and float switch...
  • Page 19 STACER www.stacer.com.au Stacer recommends all persons comply with their local boating regulations and are familiar with safe boating practices, along with reviewing the owner’ s manual applicable for their boat.

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