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WARNING! Please read this manual as it
contains important safety and operating
information.
Never allow anyone under 16 years old to ride
this amphibian.

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  • Page 1 WARNING! Please read this manual as it contains important safety and operating information. Never allow anyone under 16 years old to ride this amphibian.
  • Page 3 All rights reserved. Information contained in this document is based on the latest information available at the time of printing and is subject to the copyright and other intellectual property rights of Gibbs Sports Amphibians Inc. No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise.
  • Page 4 Owner’s Manual), please take Thank you for choosing to be a part of the GIBBS the time to get acquainted with your multi-use family; gear up and prepare for a redefined land personal sports amphibian.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents INTRODUCTION Pre-ride Inspection Pre-ride Inspection ........32 About This Owner’s Manual ......3 Safe Operation on Land OPERATION Riding Locations and Surfaces....35 Speed............37 Rider Qualifications Riding Position........... 37 Operator Training......... 4 Braking............37 Operator Age and Ability ......4 Turning ............
  • Page 6 Water Intake and Jet Impeller Cleaning ..75 Hull Drain Plugs.......... 75 Wheels and Tires........76 Cleaning ............. 77 Storage............78 Removing Raw Water From The Quadski.. 79 Transporting..........80 SPECIFICATIONS Identification Numbers Amphibian Identification Numbers..... 81 Engine Identification Number (EIN) .... 81 Emissions Control Information....

  • Page 7: Introduction

    Status at time of printing All specifications and descriptions are accurate This Owner’s Manual contains a great deal of at the time of printing. Gibbs Sports Amphibians information about your amphibian. We advise Inc operates a policy of continuous product...

  • Page 8: Rider Qualifications

    Gibbs Sports Amphibians Inc highly recommends that you take an ATV rider safety course and a safe boating course. Please check with a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer or local authorities for availability in your area. Call 1-800-887-2887 to find out about an ATV training course near to you.

  • Page 9: No Alcohol Or Drugs

    Rider Qualifications No Alcohol or Drugs No Passengers Never operate your amphibian under the Never carry passengers. The amphibian is influence of alcohol or drugs, including designed for use by the rider only. medications that affect your ability to operate The additional weight of a passenger will affect motor vehicles.

  • Page 10: Important Safety Information

    Also, deadly levels of carbon Consult a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer monoxide can linger for hours or days in before installing any parts or accessories and enclosed or poorly ventilated areas.

  • Page 11: Safety Labels

    The following illustration show the locations of all the safety labels located on your amphibian. Read all safety labels before operating and always observe all instructions on the labels. If any label is missing or damaged, please contact a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer to have the label replaced.
  • Page 12 Safety Labels Safety Labels Label 4 Label 1 Label 5 Label 2 Label 6 Label 7 (US and Canada) Label 3...
  • Page 13 Safety Labels Label 10 Label 7 (Europe) Label 8 Label 11 Label 12 Label 9 Label 13...
  • Page 14 Safety Labels Safety Labels Label 14 Label 15 Label 16...
  • Page 15 Safety Labels Label 17 Label 18 Label 19 Label 20...

  • Page 16: Fueling

    Fueling Fueling Fueling Fuel Safety Fuel Specification WARNING! Gasoline vapors are highly NOTICE Do not use non-recommended fuels, flammable, have a low flash point and are leaded fuels, lead substitutes or fuel additives - explosive, especially in confined spaces. these can cause damage to the engine, fuel and Avoid exposing the vapors to any emission control systems.

  • Page 17: Fueling Procedure

    Fueling Fueling Procedure Emergency refueling WARNING! It is possible to overfill the WARNING! In warm temperatures the tank if a fuel dispensing pump is not used fuel tank may be pressurized, take care (e.g. portable fuel containers). when removing the filler cap as fuel vapors may be released.

  • Page 18: Controls

    Controls Controls Overview 1. Brake lever (Land mode only) 7. Front brake lever - European spec Quadski Rear brake lever - European spec Quadski 8. Engine stop/safety cut-off button 2. Reverse button (Land mode only) 9. Reverse lever (Marine mode only) 3.

  • Page 19: Steering

    Controls Steering Ignition Switch WARNING! To avoid pinching body parts, WARNING! Do not turn the ignition never turn the handlebars while someone switch to the ‘Lock’ position while the is near the jet thrust nozzle. amphibian is in motion - the steering lock will engage, making it impossible to steer The handlebars control the direction of the the amphibian.

  • Page 20: Starting The Engine

    Controls Controls Starting the Engine WARNING! Never start or leave the engine running in an unventilated building - exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide, which can cause unconsciousness and may even be fatal. WARNING! Gasoline vapors can explode. Before starting the engine, operate the ventilation blower for 4 minutes by turning the ignition key to the ON position.

  • Page 21: Engine Stop/Cut-Off

    Controls Engine Stop/Cut-off Throttle Lever WARNING! To maintain directional control on water, the engine must be running. The throttle lever on the right handlebar controls the speed of the amphibian when it is being operated on both land and water. ...

  • Page 22: Selecting A Gear

    Controls Controls Selecting a Gear When the amphibian is in Marine mode or transitions to Marine mode, gear 3 is The amphibian has a semi-automatic automatically selected. Gear 3 provides you with transmission with five forward gears (1-2-3-4-5). the best performance and response when the There is no neutral position.

  • Page 23: Braking (Land Mode Only)

    Dependant upon specification, your Quadski, will change the direction of the water impeller to either be equipped with a single brake lever that make the amphibian go in reverse.

  • Page 24: Parking Brake (Land Mode Only)

    2. Push the parking brake lock into position. 3. Release the brake lever while holding the lock in position. 4. If your Quadski has dual brake levers, apply the parking brake on the other brake lever. NOTICE The position of the parking brake lock can vary depending on brake pad wear.

  • Page 25: Instrument Cluster

    Controls 4. Operating hours Instrument Cluster When the ignition switch is first turned On, Note: As a system test, when the ignition switch the total number of hours the amphibian has is turned on, the speedometer and fuel gauge been operated in both Land and Marine needles will move fully across the range of the modes is shown.
  • Page 26 1/8 to the current situation. level approximately 1.9 gallons Note: If an indicator fails to illuminate or (7.2 liters). extinguish, contact a Gibbs Sports Amphibians Check engine dealer for assistance. Illuminates yellow if an engine Indicator Description malfunction has been detected.

  • Page 27: Suspension Retract/Deploy Switch

    If the suspension fails to fully deploy, do not attempt to ride the amphibian out of the water. If possible, beach the amphibian and contact a Gibbs Sports Amphibian dealer for assistance.

  • Page 28: Headlights

    Controls Controls Headlights Press the switch to turn the headlights On or Off. Note: The headlight, tail lights, and brake lights do not operate when the amphibian is in Marine mode. If the amphibian changes to Marine mode when the lights are On, they will automatically be switched Off.

  • Page 29: Equipment

    Note: The storage compartment can be locked fires. Replacement fire extinguishers are using the key to secure the release ring. available from your Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer. Rear storage compartment Push button, lift the latch and pull up to open the...

  • Page 30: Flag Mount

    Equipment Equipment Flag Mount Front Eyelet Note: Dependent upon local rules, you may be required to install a highly visible red or orange flag when operating the amphibian on sand or other off-road areas. Only use the front eyelet for recovering the amphibian or securing to a trailer.

  • Page 31: New Amphibian Break-In

    New Amphibian Break-In New Amphibian Break-In New Amphibian Break-In NOTICE Your Quadski will perform better in the long run if you perform the following guidelines: 1. Start the amphibian and let the engine warm up at idle for approximately 5-10 minutes.

  • Page 32: Planning A Safe Trip

    Planning a Safe Trip Planning a Safe Trip Planning a Safe Trip Plan Your Trip Trips On Land WARNING! Failure to plan ahead before Avoid extreme conditions (for example deep departing on a trip, as discussed in this mud, rugged terrain) and make sure your route is section, can increase your risk of on prepared trails that are wide enough for you to damaging the amphibian, becoming...

  • Page 33: What To Wear And Bring

    Planning a Safe Trip What to Wear and Bring Required protective gear 1. Personal Flotation Device (PFD) When using the amphibian on water, the rider must always wear a US Coast Guard approved PFD that is suitable for personal watercraft (PWC) use. Ensure that the PFD meets all the local regulations for watercraft use.
  • Page 34  A fire extinguisher - available from your  Wear a wet suit bottom, or thick tightly Gibbs dealer. See Fire Extinguisher, page 25. woven and snug fitting clothing that provides equivalent protection, such as sturdy jeans Additional recommended safety or thick off-road motorsport pants.

  • Page 35: Operating In Cold Weather

    If you are planning to use the Quadski on land and the ambient air temperature is likely to fall below 0°C (32°F), the Quadski must be emptied of raw water to prevent damage to the cooling system. See Removing Raw Water From The Quadski, page 79.

  • Page 36: Pre-Ride Inspection

    Before riding, correct any problems that you discover to reduce the risk of a breakdown or crash. Contact a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer as necessary. Note: Start the pre-ride inspection with the amphibian on Land, the engine off and engine safety cut-off removed.
  • Page 37 Clean as necessary. If any obstruction cannot be removed, contact a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer. Check the ride plate for signs of damage. Steering system and reverse lever/...
  • Page 38 Check the brake fluid levels (see Brake Fluid, page 65) and contact a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer if necessary. When you begin your ride, start at low speed and test brake response.

  • Page 39: Safe Operation On Land

    Safe Operation on Land Safe Operation on Land Riding Locations and Surfaces Riding on unfamiliar terrain WARNING! Make sure all operators follow the rules for safe operation on land in this section. Failure to do so can increase the risk of collisions, overturning, impact injuries, injuries from moving parts, and other accidents that can cause severe injury or death.
  • Page 40 Safe Operation on Land Safe Operation on Land Slippery or loose surfaces Public roads Never ride on a public street, road or highway Terrain surface and speed are the major factors (except for traversing as permitted by law). This determining how the amphibian will react in a includes unpaved dirt or gravel roads.

  • Page 41: Speed

    Always straddle the seat with a foot in each easily visible to others, consider installing a flag footwell and both hands firmly gripping the (available from a Gibbs Sports Amphibians handlebars while riding. dealer) to alert other off-road users to your Riding with one hand or your feet incorrectly presence.

  • Page 42: Turning

    Safe Operation on Land Safe Operation on Land Turning Slopes Turning the amphibian too sharply, at too high a Always use proper riding techniques to reduce speed, or on a slope could cause you to lose the risk of losing control or overturning the control or overturn.
  • Page 43 Safe Operation on Land Stalling while ascending a slope Descending a slope If the amphibian stalls or begins to roll backward Do not descend a slope at high speed and avoid on a slope, it may overturn. sudden braking or steering maneuvers as this could cause the amphibian to overturn.

  • Page 44: Obstacles And Rough Terrain

    Safe Operation on Land Safe Operation on Land Traversing across or turning on a slope Obstacles and Rough Terrain To maintain balance and stability when riding Always use proper riding techniques to reduce across a slope, you need to shift weight to the the risk of losing control or overturning on rough uphill side of the amphibian.

  • Page 45: Reverse Operation

    Safe Operation on Land Reverse Operation Parking Always exercise caution and check behind and Park on level ground whenever possible. Come to the sides of the amphibian for pedestrians and to a complete stop then apply the parking brake. obstacles before reversing. Stop the engine, turn the ignition switch to the Always ensure you have a good view of the OFF or LOCK position and remove the key to...

  • Page 46: Recovering The Amphibian On Land

    Safe Operation on Land Safe Operation on Land Recovering the Amphibian on Land NOTICE Towing the amphibian with the wheels on the ground may cause serious damage to the amphibians engine and drive train. If the amphibian has become stranded on an obstacle or in a ditch, it is permissible to attach a recovery rope to the following locations to recovery the amphibian onto level ground.

  • Page 47: Entering And Exiting The Water

    Entering And Exiting The Water Entering And Exiting The Water Choosing Water Entry and Exit Sites To enter the water, it is essential that you locate a suitable entry site and that you have planned where the amphibian is to exit the waterway. If you have any doubts about a chosen access site, locate an alternative site Always respect local wildlife and ensure...

  • Page 48: Entering The Water

    Entering And Exiting The Water Entering And Exiting The Water Entering the Water WARNING! Keep people away when retracting the wheels as they can cut or crush body parts. The intake grate, wheels and other drive parts can entangle long hair, body parts, or other objects (such as ropes, loose clothing, PFD straps).

  • Page 49: Exiting The Water

    Entering And Exiting The Water Exiting the Water WARNING! Keep people away when deploying the wheels as they can cut or crush body parts. The intake grate, wheels and other drive parts can entangle long hair, body parts, or other objects (such as ropes, loose clothing, PFD straps). The jet nozzle and rear wheels can throw debris and water rearward.

  • Page 50: Safe Operation On Water

    Safe Operation on Water Safe Operation on Water Safe Operation on Water Important Riding Position WARNING! Make sure all operators Always straddle the seat with a foot in each follow the rules for safe operation on footwell and both hands firmly gripping the water in this section.

  • Page 51: Marine Enhanced Steering

    Safe Operation on Water Marine Enhanced Steering Your amphibian is equipped with the GIBBS Marine Enhanced Steering (MES) system which operates whether or not you release throttle. The MES operates to provide additional engine thrust and turning ability, while operating the...

  • Page 52: Avoiding A Collision

    Safe Operation on Water Safe Operation on Water Avoiding a Collision Reverse Operation Do not release the throttle when attempting to On-water, the amphibian can be operated in steer away from an obstacle. Throttle and jet reverse when the reverse bucket is lowered over thrust are required to steer the watercraft.

  • Page 53: Shallow Water

    Safe Operation on Water your weight is placed on your feet and your No Offshore Operation knees slightly bent. Always keep a safe distance Do not operate beyond sight of shore. The from other watercraft ahead of you. amphibian is not intended or equipped for operating off shore.

  • Page 54: Practice Exercises

    Safe Operation on Water Safe Operation on Water Practice Exercises Stopping Practice stopping the amphibian in a straight line The first time a person operates the amphibian at different speeds. on water, they should practice and get familiar with all controls, functions and handling Remember, the amphibian has no brake on characteristics in a safe area.

  • Page 55: Mooring/Docking

    Safe Operation on Water Deep water boarding Mooring/Docking Before practicing, make sure help is available in CAUTION: Always allow plenty of case you can’t re-board in deep water. In calm, distance for the amphibian to slow down chest deep water, bring the amphibian to a stop as you approach your mooring location.

  • Page 56: Beaching

    Safe Operation on Water Safe Operation on Water Beaching Recovering the Amphibian on Water NOTICE It is not recommended to run the WARNING! Do not ride on the amphibian amphibian onto a beach or bank with the wheels while it is being towed. raised.

  • Page 57: Righting A Capsized Amphibian

    Have the amphibian towed to land, and contact a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer for advice. As soon as the amphibian is back on land, check for the presence of water in the hull.

  • Page 58: Navigation Rules

    On-water, your amphibian is classified as a Class operating your amphibian on public waterways. A inboard boat and you must follow navigational Gibbs strongly recommends that operators take rules or nautical “rules of the road.” These rules a boater safety course from the Coast Guard are enforced by the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, the U.S.
  • Page 59 Safe Operation on Water Meeting Overtaking (Passing) Meeting is the term given when two vessels are If you are passing another vessel from the stern, approaching one another in a head-on or nearly you are the “give-way” vessel and are expected head-on situation.

  • Page 60: After Your Ride

    After Your Ride After Your Ride After Your Ride Post-operation If you operated on water, open the hull drain plugs and allow any water to drain (see Hull Drain Plugs, page 75). Thoroughly wash the amphibian with fresh water to remove any mud off your vehicle, pay particular attention to the water intake and jet nozzle.

  • Page 61: Maintenance Requirements

    Tire pressures Regular scheduled servicing must be carried out NOTICE Any significant or sudden drop in fluid after every 50 hours of use by a Gibbs Sports levels, or uneven tire wear should be rectified Amphibians dealer, refer to Maintenance immediately.

  • Page 62: Maintenance Safety

    Maintenance Requirements Maintenance Requirements Maintenance Safety Used engine oil CAUTION! Prolonged contact with WARNING! Gasoline vapors can engine oil may cause serious skin explode. Before starting the engine, disorders, including dermatitis and operate the ventilation blower for 4 cancer of the skin. Always wash minutes by turning the ignition key to the thoroughly after contact.

  • Page 63: Maintenance Schedule

    We recommend that servicing of the Amphibian is performed by a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer or a qualified technician, unless you have the required mechanical skills and equipment. Detailed procedures for all items listed in the Maintenance Schedule are provided in the GIBBS Quadski Service Manual.

  • Page 64: Owner Maintenance

    Owner Maintenance Owner Maintenance Owner Maintenance Component Locations 1. Maintenance hatch 8. Exhaust spark arrestor 2. Air filter 9. Fuse boxes 3. Handlebar pad 10. Upper body panel 4. Front storage compartment 11. Spark plugs 5. Seat 12. Brake fluid reservoir(s) 6.

  • Page 65: Air Filter

    Owner Maintenance Air Filter Note: The air filter may require replacing more frequently than specified in the service schedule if the amphibian is regularly operated in dusty and/or sandy conditions. Removal 6. Remove the two screws securing the console rear panel to the amphibian. 7.
  • Page 66 Owner Maintenance Owner Maintenance 15. Remove console center panel. 11. Remove screws (x2) securing the console center panel to the amphibian. 16. Remove four screws securing the air filter access panel to the amphibian. 17. Remove access panel. 12. Slide back protective covers (x2) for access to instrument cluster connectors.

  • Page 67: Engine Oil

    2. Remove forward hatch. to a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer. Used engine oil disposal It is illegal to pollute drains, water ways or soil. Use authorized waste disposal sites to dispose of used oil and other fluids from the amphibian.

  • Page 68: Engine Coolant

    - they could cause permanent damage to the engine. Coolant replacement The coolant must be replaced every four years regardless of the distance the Quadski has been ridden. It is recommended that this procedure is carried out by a qualified technician.

  • Page 69: Brake Fluid

    Owner Maintenance Brake Fluid Checking the brake fluid level Check the fluid level with the vehicle standing on WARNING! Brake fluid is highly toxic - level ground. keep containers sealed and out of the reach of children. If accidental consumption of fluid is suspected, seek medical attention immediately.

  • Page 70: Seat

    4. Replace the filler cap Brake fluid replacement Brake fluid must be replaced every two years regardless of the distance the Quadski has been ridden. It is recommended that this procedure is carried out by a qualified technician. 1. Position the seat on the amphibian and insert the seat tongue underneath the mounting bracket.

  • Page 71: Upper Body Panel

    Owner Maintenance Upper Body Panel Removal of the upper body panel provides greater access to the engine for servicing and maintenance. Removal 1. Remove the seat from the amphibian. See Seat, page 66. 7. Raise the switch panel and disconnect the two connectors from the rear of the suspension and light switches.

  • Page 72: Spark Plugs

    4. Disconnect the harness connector from the ignition coil. 5. Using the Gibbs service tool, pull on the ignition coil to release it from the spark plug. 6. Withdraw the spark plug cap and ignition coil assembly from the cylinder head.

  • Page 73: Exhaust Spark Arrestor

    Owner Maintenance 8. Repeat steps 4, 5, 6 and 7 for the other three Exhaust Spark Arrestor spark plugs. Removal Adjust 1. Remove the upper body panel. See Upper Body Panel, page 67. 2. Remove the battery. See Battery, page 72. Prior to installation, use a wire feeler gauge to set the electrode gaps of the spark plugs to the required specification.
  • Page 74 Owner Maintenance Owner Maintenance 5. Remove the five screws securing the LH side 9. Remove the eight nuts and washers of the rear body panel to the amphibian. securing the end cap to the muffler. 6. Remove the five screws securing the RH 10.
  • Page 75 Owner Maintenance 7. Lightly press down on the gasket compound Installation to make sure it is adhered to the end cap. 1. Clean the mating faces of the end cap, spark Use a knife to remove any excess compound arrestor and muffler. where the ends overlap.

  • Page 76: Battery

    Owner Maintenance Owner Maintenance Battery WARNING! The battery contains sulfuric acid and can emit explosive mixtures of hydrogen and oxygen. Always store in a well ventilated area. WARNING! Do not allow any open flames, or other sources of ignition near the battery as it may cause an explosion.

  • Page 77: Fuses

    Owner Maintenance Battery disposal Replacing a fuse Batteries are hazardous waste. Safely WARNING! Damage to the amphibian’s dispose of used batteries at an authorized electrical systems, or personal injury recycling center. could result from fitting a replacement fuse that exceeds the amperage of the original.
  • Page 78 Owner Maintenance Owner Maintenance Fuse Specifications - Fuse Box 1 Fuse Specifications - Fuse Box 2 Rating Description Rating Description 20 A Left front suspension retract/ 10 A Suspension Control Module deploy (SCM) key on 20 A Right front suspension retract/ Not used deploy 10 A...

  • Page 79: Water Intake And Jet Impeller Cleaning

    Gibbs Sports Amphibian dealer. 4. Flush the intake grate with water from a hose to remove any loose debris. 5. Inspect the intake grate and ride plate for signs of damage. Contact a Gibbs Sports Amphibian dealer for repair.

  • Page 80: Wheels And Tires

    Always inflate your tires to the pressure to the incorrect pressure. recommended by Gibbs Sports Amphibians WARNING! Do not drive the amphibian even if it is different from the maximum inflation with a punctured tire. Even if the pressure information found on the tire itself.

  • Page 81: Cleaning

    Owner Maintenance Replacement wheels and tires Cleaning WARNING! Only install wheels and tires It is illegal to pollute drains, streams, rivers that match the original specification. The and waterways of any description. Always installation of different wheels or tires take precautions to prevent spillage of may cause you to lose control of the fluids while cleaning.

  • Page 82: Storage

    Regularly inspect the bodywork and hull for unheated area and the ambient air temperature is damage. Any stone chips, fractures or deep likely to fall below 32°F (0°C), the Quadski must scratches should be repaired promptly. be emptied of raw water to prevent damage to the cooling system.

  • Page 83: Removing Raw Water From The Quadski

    7. Remove the drain pan and clean any antifreeze from the hull and jet nozzle. Note: The next time the Quadski is used on water, raw water will flush the antifreeze from the system. If you subsequently plan on storing the Quadski, or using it on land during cold weather, this procedure will need to be repeated.

  • Page 84: Transporting

    Owner Maintenance Owner Maintenance Transporting NOTICE Towing the amphibian with the wheels on the ground may cause serious damage to the amphibians engine and drive train. The only approved method of transporting your amphibian is using a flatbed trailer. Damage caused by any other means of transportation may void the limited warranty.

  • Page 85: Identification Numbers

    SPECIFICATIONS Identification Numbers Amphibian Identification Numbers Engine Identification Number (EIN) If you need to communicate with a Gibbs Sports Amphibians dealer you may be asked for one of its identification numbers. The identification number is located on the right side of the engine below the air intake box.

  • Page 86: Emissions Control Information

    Identification Numbers Identification Numbers Emissions Control Information Always refer to the actual label located on the amphibian The amphibians emissions control information label is located on the upper body panel beneath the seat. Remove the seat to view the label, see Seat, page 66.

  • Page 87: Technical Data

    Technical Data Technical Data Dimensions - On Land Overall length 3 244 mm 127.72 in Overall width 1 587 mm 62.5 in Overall height 1 359 mm 53.5 in Wheel base 1 790 mm 70.5 in Track width 1 410 mm 55.5 in Ground clearance 225 mm...

  • Page 88: Dimensions - On Water

    Technical Data Technical Data Dimensions - On Water Beam (maximum) 1 842 mm 72.50 in Length 3 244 mm 127.72 in Maximum draft (fully laden) 352 mm 13.85 in Recommended minimum depth of water to 1000 mm 3.28 ft deploy and retract wheels...

  • Page 89: Engine

    Technical Data Engine Type BMW K1300 Water-cooled 4-stroke in-line four-cylinder engine, two overhead camshafts, four valves per cylinder Capacity 1293 cc Bore 80.0 mm Stroke 64.3 mm Firing order 1-3-4-2 Compression ratio 13:1 Performance figures: Engine maximum power 105 kW (140 HP) Engine maximum torque 118 Nm Maximum continuous engine speed...

  • Page 90: Transmission

    Technical Data Technical Data Transmission Type Sequential, Electronically controlled with centrifugal clutch Gears 5 forward, 1 electrically operated reverse gear Gear ratios: Primary 1.559 First 1.789 Second 1.458 Third 1.240 Fourth 1.094 Fifth 0.971 Final drive ratio 6.36 Jet Thrust Drive Type Single stage mixed flow Impeller...

  • Page 91: Wheels And Tires

    Technical Data Wheels and Tires Wheel size 6.5J x 12 Tires Front 25 x 8.00 - 12 Rear 25 x 8.00 - 12 Tire pressures - all riding conditions Front 69 kPa / 0.69 bar 10 PSI Rear 69 kPa / 0.69 bar 10 PSI Tire maximum load rating 225 kg...

  • Page 92: Fluids And Capacities

    Fluids And Capacities Fluids And Capacities Fluids And Capacities Approved Fluids and Capacities Fluid Specification Capacity Engine oil Castrol Power RS Racing 4T 10W-40. 4.25 liters (4.50 qt) Brake fluid Use any proprietary brand of brake fluid meeting 700 ml DOT 4 specification.
  • Page 93 Index Accessories ............. 6 Emission control system Air filter ............61 Label ............82 Anchoring ............49 Maintenance ..........58 Antifreeze ............64 Engine cover removal ........67 Approved fluids and capacities ..... 88 Engine data ............85 Ascending a slope ......... 38 Engine oil level ..........63 Attention symbols ...........
  • Page 94 Index Index Ice ..............31 Obstacles ............40 Identification number Operator Engine number ..........81 Ability ............4 Hull .............81 Age .............. 4 Ignition switch ..........15 Training ............4 Indicator lights ..........22 Overtaking on water ........55 Instruments ............21 Owner maintenance ........57 Jet drive Parking ............
  • Page 95 Index Scheduled maintenance ......57 Trip planning ..........28 Seat ............... 66 Turning Shallow water ......... 37 On land ............38 Signal word definitions ........3 On water ............46 Slippery surfaces ........... 36 Turning on a slope .........40 Spark plug Removal ............ 68 Specification ..........
  • Page 98 ON LAND WARNING Improper ATV/PWC use can result in SEVERE INJURY or DEATH ALWAYS USE NEVER USE NEVER CARRY NEVER USE AN APPROVED ON PUBLIC PASSENGERS WITH DRUGS ROADS HELMET AND OR ALCOHOL PROTECTIVE GEAR NEVER operate: • without proper training or instruction •...

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