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  • Page 2 Our goal at Sedona is not only to build the best boats possible, but to build the safest. We hope that you feel we have achieved that goal once you have had the chance to use and enjoy your new boat.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Drugs & Alcohol .......................11 Fuel system safety......................11 Lanyard stop switch ......................12 Hazardous conditions......................12 Water - swimming safety ....................13 Water - skiing safety ......................13 Caring for your Sedona ....................14 Engine ...........................14 Aluminum surfaces ......................14 Electrical system care .......................15 Floor coverings .........................15 Livewell system care......................16...
  • Page 4 Hitch..........................22 Chains ..........................22 Backing a trailer........................ 23 Launching recommendations .................... 24 Loading your boat back on the trailer ................24 Sedona Components & Systems ..................24 Electrical wiring system....................24 Batteries ..........................24 Electrical switches ......................25 Instruments........................26 Tachometer gauge ......................

  • Page 5: Introduction

    You have made an excellent choice by selecting a Sedona boat to enjoy during your leisure time! Sedona “Is in the business of creating a dream come true for you and your family. Just like we say, “we build the boats that dreams are made of.” Your dream includes something more than just a well built boat.

  • Page 6: Ownerʼs Packet

    Always obey all applicable federal, state, and local laws! Insure your boat with a reputable insurance company. Sedona Pontoons has a permanent record of your boat, which is retained under its “Hull Identifica- tion Number” (HIN). Data regarding equipment and accessories, as well as dealer/shipping informa- tion is documented.

  • Page 7: Insurance

    At Sedona marine we are very concerned about the safety of all Sedona boat owners and their fami- lies. That is why Sedona is committed to building the safest boats in the marine industry.

  • Page 8: Safety Gear & Equipment

    Do not allow passengers to ride on parts of your boat other than designated seating areas. All pas- sengers should remain seated while the boat is moving. Do not allow bow, transom, rail, sun deck pad, furniture backrest, or swivel fishing seat riding while your boat is moving. Do not overload or improperly load your boat.

  • Page 9: Safe Boating Practices

    SAFE BOATING PRACTICES YOU are responsible for your own safety, the safety of your passengers, and the safety of fellow boaters. You are asked to follow (but are not limited to) the following safe boating practices: DRUGS AND ALCOHOL: Alcohol consumption and boating do not mix! Operating under the influence endangers the lives of your passengers and other water users.

  • Page 10: Basic Safe Boating Figure

    BASIC SAFE BOATING FIGURE Do not ride on sundeck Do not sit on rails or Do not sit on deck with pads while boat is furniture backs. legs or arms hanging moving. from boat. Do not use ladder while Do not sit on fishing engine is running.

  • Page 11: Carbon Monoxide (Co)

    CARBON MONOXIDE Exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide (CO), an odorless and colorless gas. Carbon monoxide is poisonous and a health hazard that can be fatal if breathed over an extended period of time. Symp- toms of CO poisoning can include (but not limited to): dizziness, nausea, headache, sleepiness, vomiting, throbbing in temples, muscular twitching and the inability to think clearly.

  • Page 12: Lanyard Stop Switch

    If you are uncertain of water depths move slowly through the water! Sedona Marine can not be responsible for damage or personal injury that occurs while using your boat during hazardous boating conditions. Sedona Marine can not be responsible for damage resulting from tree stumps, sand bars, shallow waters, wave swells and the like.

  • Page 13: Water - Swimming Safety

    WATER - SWIMMING SAFETY Swimming can always be hazardous unless safety rules are observed. When swimming from a boat please follow these basic safe swimming recommendations: Anchor the boat and shut off the motor. Swim on the shore side of the boat away from other boat traffic. Be sure someone is in the boat at all times looking out for those swimming.

  • Page 14: Caring For Your Sedona

    If any information conflicts with information stated in the manufacturersʼ manuals, those manuals must take precedence. Also, some information in this section may not pertain to all Sedona Marine products and some items may be optional equipment.

  • Page 15: Electrical System Care

    Make certain the batteries are secure in the battery tray. Check the battery connections making sure they are clean and tight. If not used frequently, trickle charge the battery to keep it ready for use. Follow the instructions included with the battery charger. Check with your Sedona dealer if you see any wiring damage.

  • Page 16: Livewell System Care

    Remember to remove any contaminants and clean vinyl immediately. Protect your vinyl from being ripped or torn. Mildew, mold, pinking, yellowing or other types of staining can occur if vinyl is not cared for. This type of damage is not covered under Sedonaʼs Limited Warranty.

  • Page 17: Canvas

    Sedonaʼs canvas is made using high quality vinyl and the latest sewing techniques. The canvas is not completely leak proof. The seam holes in your canvas may stretch and leak over time. Products are available to seal seamed areas to help prevent leaks from occurring. Sedona does not cover leak- ing canvas under warranty.

  • Page 18: Exterior Graphic Care

    5. Do not fold or store cover when wet. 6. Do not subject cover to tree saps or battery acid. Sedona recommends storing the bimini top in the radar position with the top boot installed. For additional Boat Cover care recommendations: www.tumacscovers.net.

  • Page 19: Underway With Your Sedona

    Before placing your pontoon on “blocks” for storage please check with your dealer for specific instructions. UNDERWAY WITH YOUR SEDONA This section of the manual provides basic information for typical boating excursions. All boaters are responsible for their own safety and the safety of others. Even though you may be an experi- enced boat user, you can still benefit from reviewing the boating recommendations discussed in this section.

  • Page 20: Fueling Your Boat

    Lower and secure the canopy. Secure the engine. Attach rear tie down straps prior to towing. Please refer to your boat trailerʼs ownerʼs manual for additional information. The above Launching and Loading instructions are meant to be used as a general guideline for launching and loading your boat.

  • Page 21: Loading Passengers & Gear

    Please read, understand and follow the capacity plate information on your model of Sedona pontoon boat. The maximum capacities plate is located near your console.

  • Page 22: General Navigation Rules

    Pace your speed so that you have enough time to respond to any possible emergency. Never drive your boat directly behind a water skiier in case the skiier falls down. Your boat at 25 MPH will travel more than 35 feet per second. If a boat 200 feet in front of you suddenly stops, your boat at 25 MPH will strike the stopped boat in less than 6 seconds.

  • Page 23: Trimming

    Keep engine trimmed down when accelerating, trim engine up when underway. Do Not Over Trim Over trimming will hinder performance and create excessive engine noise and water spray. TRAILERING YOUR SEDONA Boat Trailer Laws: Boat trailer laws vary from state to state.

  • Page 24: Launching Recommendations

    Please note that some equipment described in this section may be standard on some Sedona models and optional or not available on other models. Check with your Sedona Pontoons dealer for the latest optional product information or if you have questions about your boatʼs equipment.

  • Page 25: Electrical Switches

    Switches & Breakers Your switches may be different depending on your model of Sedona. The following table summarizes information about Sedona boat switches. Your boat may not have all of the switches listed. Horn Horn Spring loaded-toggles off when released...

  • Page 26: Instruments

    Sedona dash. Your dash may be different depending on the model of Sedona you own. However, the gauge descriptions to follow provide you with the basic use of all gauges used by Sedona. Note that not all gauges listed are available for all Sedona boat models.

  • Page 27: Trim Gauge

    Experience will help you gain a better understanding of proper trim. Note that while most Sedona boats are equipped with a trim gauge, not all engines have a sending unit for this gauge. Please contact your Sedona dealer for additional information. Most Sedona boats are equipped with a trim gauge and in all cases this is a 2”...

  • Page 28: Digital Depth/Fish Finder Graph

    12 Volt Plug: This plug is available on most, but not all Sedona boat models. It can be used to operate accessories such as a cell phone, air pump, flashlight, ect. Please read your accessories ownerʼs manual before plugging anything into this plug. You can locate this plug on the dash of your Sedona by gently lifting up the rubber tab used to cover and protect the plug.

  • Page 29: Lights

    LIGHTS: There are different types of lights on your Sedona. Some are for navigational and safety needs, others are just for your comfort and convenience. Some of the following lights may or may not be on your Sedona boat model. Please contact your Sedona dealer before adding or changing any lights on your boat and follow all laws concerning the use of lights on your boat.

  • Page 30: Steering Systems

    3. Hydraulic system: With this steering system, the steering wheel movement pumps hydraulic fluid through lines to a cylinder which transfers movement to the engine rudder. Sedona uses Sea Star for itʼs Hydraulic Steering System. This steering system makes it easier to control the boat because the steering wheel is easier to turn.

  • Page 31: Livewell System

    As you push UP or DOWN on the switch the gauge will move to reflect this change. Note that not every Sedona is equipped with a “Trim Gauge”. Please contact your dealer before installing this feature to your boat.

  • Page 32: Fresh Water System

    Stand pipes can be cut down if lower water levels are desired. Consult your dealer for additional information. Bimini Top Canvas: The bimini top canvas is provided as a standard feature for most Sedona boats. Please refer to the “Caring For Your Sedona” section of this manual for recommended maintenance and care informa- tion.

  • Page 33: Fuel System

    Properly dispose of rags used to wipe off fuel spillage. Boarding Ladders: Sedona has two basic types of boarding ladders, please note pictures and descriptions below: Stern Entry Boarding Ladder: This ladder is located on the starboard stern corner of the boat and comes as a standard feature on all stern entry Sedona models.

  • Page 34: Privacy Enclosures

    Most tables are located in the port stern “L Furniture” group of the boat and can be added to the bow area of some Sedona models. Please contact your dealer before adding a table to your boat. Use the release button at the bottom of the pole to remove the pole from the table floor base.

  • Page 35: Sedona Performance

    The Underdeck Waveshield option (pontoons) increases boat handling and enhances ride. Performance Package Boats: Some Sedona boats are equipped with the “Performance Package”. The performance package is designed to deliver extra speed, bouyancy and rough water performance. This option consists of three 25-inch diameter pontoons with lifting strakes, an aluminum under-deck wave shield, and hydraulic steering, and increased fuel capacity on select models.

  • Page 36: Ventilation

    Excessive trim can and will cause ventilation. Trim does not affect pontoon boats as much as it will other types of boats. Sedona has found that in certain applications a Doel Fin, or equivalent, can help to reduce ventila- tion.
  • Page 37 Service Notes...
  • Page 38 Bennington Marine LLC Sedona Pontoons 52791 C.R. 113, Elkhart, Indiana 46514 • 574-264-6336...

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