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- Page 1 ProStar MariStar X-Series 2009 2009 Saltwater Series MasterCraft MasterCraft Owner’s Manual Owner’s Manual...
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Page 2: Welcome Aboard
Congratulations on your boating choice! MasterCraft is the recognized world leader for inboard boats today and has been for over forty (40) years. The quality, innovation, selection and value of MasterCraft boats are unmatched in the industry. Please take a few minutes to read this Owner’s Manual completely in addition to carefully reviewing any additional information pro- vided in the accompanying packet. - Page 3 DO NOT START YOUR ENGINE! Remove the ignition key from the igni- tion switch and call an authorized MasterCraft dealer for service. (Page 6-1, 16-8) Gasoline is extremely flammable and high explosive under certain conditions.
- Page 4 Do not add any attachments that are not approved for use on your Master- Craft boat. Do not climb on, sit on, stand on, jump off of or dive Boat operators should never attempt to duplicate operational skills of professional drivers.
- Page 5 Keep away from moving parts! (Page 5-5, 16-3) Adding additional ballast to a MasterCraft boat is not recom- mended, and can result in impaired visibility, diminished han- dling characteristics and instability when operating your boat, and may result in potential structural and/or engine damage to the boat, which damage will not be covered by your warranty.
- Page 6 85 lbs. (U.S.) total. Excessive weight can cause tower failure and the collapse of a tower or the disconnect of the tower from the deck can result in injury or damage to the boat that is not covered by warranty. (Page 1-3) When boating, avoid using the windshield as an aid for balance or getting out of a seat.
- Page 7 Note that use of the anchor system will not guarantee a prop- erly anchored boat or that the boat will remain in a stationary position. Environmental, bottom conditions, current and tidal conditions must be taken into consideration when anchoring the boat.
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Page 8: Table Of Contents
Reactivating After Storage ... 17-3 Propeller Maintenance ... 18-1 Comfort and Convenience ... 19-1 Guide to Troubleshooting ... 20-1 Limited Warranty Statement ... 21-1 Warranty Transfer ... 22-1 Service Log ... 23-1 Index ... 24-1 MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page vii... -
Page 9: Boating Safety
In addition to careful review of this Owner’s Manual, you should also be aware that many sources of helpful informa- tion are available. MasterCraft urges you to pursue additional training prior to the independent operation of your boat. How- ever, training at any time from recognized boating and/or safety organizations is beneficial. -
Page 10: Recommended Equipment
If you desire to do so, you may buy an approved fire extinguisher from MasterCraft as an optional purchase for your boat. If you decide to purchase a fire extinguisher from an outside source, verify that it meets or exceeds the federal performance mandate. -
Page 11: Skiing And Wakeboarding Safety
• Never operate the boat while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. • Never stand or allow passengers to stand in the boat or sit on the motor box or tower (where equipped) while underway. You or others may be thrown within or from the boat, which could result in serious injury or death. -
Page 12: Warning Plates And Labels
Do not add any attachments that are not approved for use on your MasterCraft boat. Do not climb on, sit on, stand on, jump off of or dive off of the tower. -
Page 13: Common Sense Approach
Non-swimmers and swimmers of limited ability of any age should never be without one. A MasterCraft boat can be the source of countless hours of fam- ily fun, as well as building friendships. But it works only if YOU use your head before, during and after your boating activity. -
Page 14: The General Prudential Rule
• Crossing (you are traveling across the other vessel’s path). • Overtaking (you are passing or being passed by another vessel). Using the adjacent image in which you are the boat in the center, you should give right-of-way to all vessels shown in the white area. -
Page 15: Other Special Situations
Remember: Markings may vary by geographic location. Always consult appropriate boating authorities before boating in unfa- miliar waters. MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 3-2 Fishing Vessel Right-of-Way Under international rules, all vessels that are fishing with nets, lines or trawls are considered to be fishing vessels;... -
Page 16: Prostar 190
Engine Drain Plug Compartment Throttle/ Shift Control Center Engine Drain Plug Compartment Throttle/ Shift Control MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 4-1 ProStar 190 Glove Box Battery (and ON-OFF Switch) Bow Light Built-in Cooler Circuit Instrument Breakers Panel ProStar 197... -
Page 17: Prostar 214
Transom Drain Plug Fuel Tank Stern Light (beneath swim Filler platform) Receptacle (stern light stored beneath observer seat lift) MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 4-2 ProStar 214 Center Drain Plug Glove Box Throttle/ Instrument Shift Panel Control Drain Plug... - Page 18 (and ON-OFF Switch) Exhaust Transom Drain Plug (beneath swim platform) Stern Light Fuel Tank Receptacle Filler (stern light in storage) MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 4-3 MariStar 200 Batteries Navigation (and ON-OFF Switch) Light Instrument Throttle/ Navigation Panel Shift...
- Page 19 Blower Exhaust Transom Drain Plug (beneath swim platform) Fuel Tank Stern Light Filler Receptacle (stern light in storage) MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 4-4 MariStar 230 Batteries (and ON-OFF Switch) Center Drain Plug Throttle/ Instrument Shift Panel Control MariStar 245...
- Page 20 (and ON-OFF Switch) Blower Exhaust Transom Drain Plug (beneath swim Throttle/ platform) Shift Fuel Tank Control Filler MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 4-5 MariStar 280 Center Drain Plug Head Navigation Batteries Light (and ON-OFF Switch) Sink Throttle/ Shift Trash...
- Page 21 Seacock Center Drain Access Plug Storage Blower Exhaust Sink Batteries Fuel Tank (and ON-OFF Switch) Filler MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 4-6 Center Drain Plug Sirius Radio Antenna Navigation Light Instrument Throttle/ Sink Panel Shift Control Navigation Light...
- Page 22 Tower light switch, foreward Tower light switch, aft Switch panel, lower row: Three (3) bilge switches Blower switch Engine hatch switch MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 4-7 CSX 220 Upper panel: Tachometer Speedometer Perfect Pass (option) Display selector (multi-purpose gauge)
- Page 23 Overloading a boat may cause it to become unstable and may potentially result in the boat’s flotation system becoming overwhelmed. Too much weight can sink any boat! Within this Manual and on a label mounted in each boat, except in the 280 and 265 models, is the weight limit for that specific model.
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Page 24: Aft Light Switch
12-Volt Receptacle (All Models; Some May Have Multiple Receptacles) MasterCraft boats have one (1) or more 12-volt receptacles. Examine your boat to de- termine whether there are additional outlets. Prior to plugging any accessory into a 12-volt... -
Page 25: Attitude Adjustment Or Trim Tab Switch
BOW DOWN on a single system. This will bring the bow down while maintaining speed. This also allows the hull of the boat to absorb the impact of the waves. This adjustment will result in a more efficient and smoother ride. -
Page 26: Circuit Breakers
See your au- thorized MasterCraft service department to resolve this matter. The location of the main circuit breaker board is under the dash panel. In some models, there is an additional breaker panel to assist with the accessory load, and where equipped is located near the battery box. -
Page 27: Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch
Outside this compartment, located on the side of the deck under the starboard seat is the battery switch box. For normal opera- tion of the boat, the switch should be set to ON. For transpor- tation and storage, the switch should be moved to OFF. In the event of a failure of the starter battery, the two batteries may be combined to provide additional power to start the engine. -
Page 28: Engine Hatch Switch
Doing so will cause erratic operation. Step 5: Now push the starboard throttle to wide-open throttle also. The boat will run at the RPM level at which it was running when the Cruise was engaged. If further ad- justment is required or desired, adjust by pressing up or down on the +/- switch adjacent to the Cruise switch. -
Page 29: Low Voltage Battery Alarm
MasterCraft recommends that operators do not run the boat below a quarter of a tank, except as necessary to return to shore, and not until the boat has been operated enough times to de- velop an understanding of how the fuel gauge readings relate to the visual inspection of fuel left in the tank. -
Page 30: Service Log
(1) minute. This signals the need to return to shore as soon as possible and seek assistance from your autho- rized MasterCraft dealer’s service department to diagnose and, if necessary, repair the problem. Refrigerator Switch... -
Page 31: Sink Switch
The next middle lever is the port engine throttle, which allows the boat to feed fuel into the engine and operate in motion. Pushing forward on it will signal the system that fuel should be sent to the port engine. The engines can be run at different levels of throttle. -
Page 32: Tower Lights Switch
This tab is a plug and play tab so uninstalled ballast tanks do not appear on the screen. MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 5-9... - Page 33 MENU button. Once acknowledged after 10 seconds the alarm will go away for 5 minutes. If the alarm is still active it will return after the 5 minutes. MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 5-10...
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Page 34: Wash Down Switch
Mas- terCraft boats. Also, MasterCraft utilizes a variety of gauge and switch styles. These differences are not in functionality. If a boat is equipped with a gauge or switch that is labeled as described above, it will operate in the same fashion as the description even if its appear- ance is different. -
Page 35: Using Care When Fueling
Because of the special nature of the design, there are no user-serviceable parts. Any parts in need of service or mainte- nance will need to be addressed by an authorized MasterCraft dealer. The technical team there is equipped with the special tools necessary to disassemble and service the fuel capsule and associated parts. -
Page 36: When The Boat Is Not Used For A While
If the boat has not been used for more than thirty (30) days and fuel remains in the tank (even stabilized fuel), the engine may run poorly until the “old”... - Page 37 Step 16: After a few seconds, restart the engine to ensure that the fuel flow has been re-established and is working properly. MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 6-3 Step 13: This should be done only as a last resort. Remove...
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Page 38: Before Each Operation
• Check for fluid leaks. • In boats equipped with a ballast system, drain water from the ballast system before placing the boat on the trailer. If the boat has ballast-pumping assistance to remove water from the ballast system, note that the engine must be running at least 1500 RPM during the pumping process (for both fill and empty operations). -
Page 39: First Hours Of Operation
The break-in period al- lows moving parts within the engine and transmission to wear- in properly. All MasterCraft boats are lake-tested on the water before leaving the factory, but the break-in must continue for the first fifty (50) hours of your ownership. - Page 40 MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 8-2 See the Scheduled Maintenance Checks and Services section for more details. Failure to follow the engine oil recom- mendations listed in the engine manual can cause additional engine wear and increase the possibility of engine compo- nent failure.
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Page 41: Safety Checks And Services
Forward: Raise the lifter ball under the lever knob and then push the control lever forward into the first forty-five (45) degrees of travel. Throttle movement will begin after forty-five (45) degrees. MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 9-1... - Page 42 Step 1: Slowly bring the control lever to the neutral position. If the boat has been driven for a long period of time or at high speed, allow the engine a 2-3 minute cool-down period at low idle (600-800 RPM).
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Page 43: First Time Operation
MasterCraft urges all who will be operating the boat to seek certified instruction from the local boating authorities. This sec- tion is designed to present the most basic operational principles. It is NOT intended to cover all conditions encountered during operation. -
Page 44: High Speed Operation
Plans are made in advance in the event the routine must be aborted. Maneuvers of this nature could cause serious injury or death, as well as damage to your MasterCraft boat that will not be covered under warranty. -
Page 45: Docking And Tie-Up
Tie-up only to the lifting or tie-down eyes. Never use the handrails or ski pylon. If the boat is to be moored for a long period of time, use chafing protectors to protect the gel coat finish. Leave a little slack in the lines, allowing for some wave movement or tidal action where applicable. -
Page 46: Using Lifting Slings
Lifting slings must never contact shafts, struts or hardware protruding from the hull. Damage may result that would void the warranty. When the boat is out of the water, it is important to support the hull correctly to avoid any hull damage. Such damage may void the warranty. -
Page 47: Stainless Steel And Chrome
Salt Water Corrosion The boat has been designed for operation in fresh water unless it is a model in the MasterCraft Saltwater Series. If operating a fresh-water model temporarily in salt, polluted or brackish water, thoroughly flush the boat with fresh water as soon as possible afterward. -
Page 48: Cleaning The Boat
MasterCraft vinyl is made to withstand the effects of sun, heat, acid rain and soiling, under normal conditions, but this does not preclude the cleaning requirements. Please consult the following cleaning recommendations before cleaning your upholstery. -
Page 49: Fiberglass Swim Platform
Thoroughly hose the detergent out of the carpet and into the bilge. (This is a good time to clean the bilge also.) Allow the boat to remain uncovered to air dry for several days to prevent any mildew or odor caused by moisture. -
Page 50: Enclosed Head
(20) minutes. Rinse thoroughly and allow to completely air dry. Repeat if necessary. If the top or boat cover is suitable in size for a washing machine, these steps should be followed: • Use only natural soaps—no detergent. - Page 51 Ballpoint Ink* Household Soil Permanent Marker* Coffee, Tea, Chocolate DO NOT USE 409 CLEANER OR SILICONE-BASED PRODUCTS!!! MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 13-4 Steps 1 A = Medium-soft brush; warm soapy water/rinse/dry. B = Vinyl finish cleaner. C = One (1) tablespoon ammonia, one- fourth (1/4) cup of hydrogen peroxide, three-fourths (3/4 cup of water/rinse/dry.
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Page 52: Cleaning The Boat
Part #559121. MasterCraft Spray Wax MasterCraft Spray Wax is a simple way to give your marine craft that showroom shine while gaining the important UV protec- tion that helps to prevent damage from the sun. Simply spray on and buff off to maintain the original luster and protect your investment. - Page 53 The MasterCraft Cleaning & Detailing Kit combines seven different products in a handy reusable bucket. The kit includes MasterCraft All Purpose Cleaner, Glass Cleaner, Boat Wash & Wax, Vinyl Dressing, Boat Cleaner & Polish, Microfibert Detail- ing Cloths and wash sponge.
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Page 54: Corrosion Prevention
Frequency and Scheduled Maintenance Proper care, maintenance and adjustment will contribute to the peak performance of the MasterCraft boat, while also extending the overall service life and the resale value. The pages that follow provide instructions on how to accom- plish the required checks, inspections and services listed. - Page 55 Quarterly (Every Fifty [50] Hours) Note: MasterCraft recommends that the following functions be performed by authorized MasterCraft technicians at an autho- rized MasterCraft dealer. Before the engine has been started or after it has cooled: • Lubricate the engine starter gear and shaft.
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Page 56: Before Each Use
Inspect the Battery Connections and Hold-Downs Because poor connections or hold-downs may result in erroneous voltmeter readings, MasterCraft recommends doing this before starting the boat. maintenance Step 1: Ensure the engine is OFF and the engine safety starting switch disconnected. -
Page 57: Propeller Shaft Log
MasterCraft recommends the use of a spiral-cell type battery, such as the Optima brand. These batteries exceed other batteries in holding and extending a charge. - Page 58 The leak must be re- paired before the engine is restarted. Because the lines on late model MasterCraft boats are pressurized, they can be disconnected and/or removed ONLY by using specialized tools that are not available to the public.
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Page 59: After Each Use
Doing so will allow the engine’s alternator to recharge the battery. Charge dead batteries with a battery charger before attempt- ing to start the engine. (Some MasterCraft models offer an optional battery charger; but never jump-start the battery.) Jump-starting from another boat or battery is dangerous! Charging a dead battery from an engine will put undue stress on the alternator, which may cause it to fail. -
Page 60: Annual Maintenance
MasterCraft recommends that your quarterly—or fifty (50) hour—maintenance requirements be performed by an autho- rized MasterCraft dealer. The staff there has the proper equip- ment and technical training to best meet your service needs. Lubricate the Engine Starter Gear and Shaft Some engine parts become very hot during operation. -
Page 61: Check Propeller Shaft Coupling Alignment
Lubricate the Steering System Because this process should be completed while all movable com- ponents of the drive train are NOT in motion, MasterCraft recom- mends this be done while the boat is out of the water. Step 1: Ensure the engine is OFF and disconnect the engine safety starting switch. -
Page 62: Lubricate Shift And Throttle System
Lubricate the Shift and Throttle System Because this process should be completed while all movable com- ponents of the drive train are NOT in motion, MasterCraft recom- mends this be done while the boat is out of the water. Step 1: Ensure the engine is OFF and disconnect the engine safety starting switch. -
Page 63: Fire Extinguisher And Suppression Units
DO NOT START YOUR ENGINE! Remove the ignition key from the ignition switch and call an authorized MasterCraft dealer for service. Note: If there is evidence of loose fuel fittings, deteriorated lines or other problems associated with the fuel system, call an au- thorized MasterCraft dealer. -
Page 64: General Preparation
Without proper preparation, storage for long periods of time (at any time of the year) may cause harm to various components of the boat and drive train. Also, if the boat has been stored in be- low-freezing temperatures with water inside the bilge or engine... -
Page 65: Other Winterization Preparation
(See the Cleaning section of this Manual.) Step 3: Apply a coat of wax to the entire surface of the boat. We suggest MasterCraft Premium Marine Wax for excellent coverage. -
Page 66: Ballast System Preparations
This should be performed by an authorized Master- Craft dealer’s service department. Step 15: For all models, with the boat in the water, cycle the key ON and then OFF two (2) or three (3) times, allowing ten (10) seconds between key cycles, before cranking the engine. -
Page 67: Changing Propellers
3/32-inches from the leading edge of a propeller blade. Step 3: Rotate the propeller slowly. There should be no more than 3/32-inch variance between the blades. If the propeller is damaged, see an authorized MasterCraft dealer. maintenance Changing Propellers Step 1: Ensure the engine is OFF and the engine safety starting switch is disconnected. -
Page 68: Anchor And Windlass
MasterCraft offers significant standard and optional items to make the boating experience more enjoyable. Some of these items come with their own instructions and information from the original manufacturer. In those instances, such as with the stereo equipment, the manual is included with the boat. In other instances, some general information is provided in this section. -
Page 69: Fire Suppression And Extinguishing
Canvas Covers One of the most popular options for MasterCraft boats are the variety of canvas covers available. Speak with an authorized MasterCraft dealer for details about what is available for each model. -
Page 70: Gps And Chartplotter
The U.S. Coast Guard requires a method of fire suppression on ev- ery boat operating within U.S. waterways. MasterCraft has made this an optional installation because of the recognition that needs can vary considerably. In some instances, consumers may want to purchase a fire extinguisher from an aftermarket supplier. - Page 71 Heater All MasterCraft models offer a heater option. The heater’s three- position switch is turned up for ON (LOW), or turned down for ON (HIGH). The center position is OFF. Warmed air from an electrically powered heater box will be blown from vents within the boat deck.
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Page 72: Hydraulic Steering System
At any time, if the steering is sluggish, difficult, or shows any signs of not working smoothly and properly, the boat should immediately be taken to an authorized MasterCraft dealer for attention. The hydraulic steering system is not accessible to the consumer for repair or maintenance, all of which should be done by the dealer. -
Page 73: Shower Or Wash Down
For real comfort, some models offer a seat heater option, which will be for the driver’s seat, and sometimes in the observer’s seat. It is not offered for any other seating in the boat. The heater(s) operate by a switch on the control panel. If the switch is turned... -
Page 74: Stereo Equipment
Swim/Boarding Platforms One of the most attractive aspects of all MasterCraft boats are the swim platforms attached to the transom of the boats. Whether teak or fiberglass with inlays, the swim platforms are a source of enjoyment. - Page 75 In doing so, ensure that the table and leg are secure in a storage compartment. If they are left out on the deck of the boat, they may shift or move and cause injury. Stored away, they should also be situated so that the metal top and bottom of the leg cannot rub against the table top and cause scratches.
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Page 76: Water Heater
MasterCraft has determined that for the tower utilized on the 2009 models, the total weight of all accessories mounted on the tower should never exceed 85 pounds, regardless of whether the acces- sories are MasterCraft-approved and supplied or have come from an aftermarket supplier. -
Page 77: Guide To Troubleshooting
The following chart will assist you in finding and correcting minor mechanical and electrical problems with your MasterCraft boat. Engine manuals include troubleshooting suggestions regarding drive train issues. To correct a problem, first determine what the symptom is. Start with the first cause and eliminate the possibility of each until the prob- lem is corrected. -
Page 78: Limited Warranty Statement
Train Warranty or the Volkswagen Marine Warranty is pro- vided separately to the original retail purchaser. MasterCraft provides no independent warranty with regard to the engine and transmission; however, the owner may contact Master- Craft at the address or telephone number listed in Section 7 of this Limited Warranty to obtain contact information for making claims or inquiries under the applicable engine manufacturer’s warranty. Contact information for Volkswa- gen Marine is provided in the warranty statement provided at the time of purchase to the original retail purchaser. 3. Warranty Conditions, Limitations and Exclusions. Master- Craft boats are manufactured by trained craftspersons from high-quality materials and components. However, conditions outside MasterCraft’s control require specific limitations on, and exclusions from, coverage under this Limited Warranty. The Limited Warranty on the Structural Components set forth in Section 1 of this Manual does not cover or include any other components fastened or applied to the hull or deck. This Limited Warranty constitutes the final, complete and exclusive statement of warranty terms, and no other person or entity is authorized to make any other warranties or represen- tations on behalf of MasterCraft. Furthermore, the Limited Warranty set forth in Section 1 (including all subsections) hereof does not cover the following: MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 21-1... - Page 79 TION OR MODIFICATION UNDER APPLICABLE LAW. THE TERM OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES THAT CANNOT BE DISCLAIMED UNDER APPLICABLE LAW, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MER- CHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PUR- POSE, SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THE FOREGOING EXPRESS WARRANTY PERIODS APPLICABLE TO THE RESPECTIVE COMPONENTS. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRAN- TIES AND/OR DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON THE AMOUNT OF TIME AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 21-2 4. Disclaimer and Limitation of Implied Warranties. THE EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY SET FORTH HEREIN IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES AND REPRESEN- TATIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, MASTERCRAFT DISCLAIMS, AND THE OWNER HEREBY EXPRESSLY WAIVES, ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTA- TIONS OF ANY KIND OR NATURE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,...
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Page 80: Warranty Transfer
Structural Components (as well as all other warranties) shall be void as of the date of transfer and shall not be transferable to the second owner. Only one (1) transfer under the provisions of this Section 6 (from the original retail purchaser to the second owner), within the applicable time period, may be made. In the event of a sale or transfer of the boat or trailer by a second owner to a subsequent purchaser, all coverage under this Limited Warranty shall immediately be terminated and the Limited Warranty shall become null and void. No transfer of this Limited Warranty will operate to extend the warranty periods set forth in Section 1 hereof. In order to effectu- ate the transfer of the Limited Warranty, the original retail purchaser and the new owner must properly fill out the war- ranty transfer card found in the back of the Owner’s Manual and deliver the completed card, together with a check made payable to “MasterCraft Boat Company, LLC. ” in the amount of the warranty transfer fee, via U.S. Mail, postage prepaid, to MasterCraft at the address shown on the warranty transfer card. The card and check for the warranty transfer must be post-marked within the time period specified above in this Section 6 in order for the warranty transfer from the original retail purchaser to the second owner to be effective. 7. Warranty Claims. In order to maintain warranty service under this Limited Warranty, the owner must return the de- fective boat or component part to an authorized MasterCraft MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 21-3... - Page 81 (a) MasterCraft shall be obligated only to repair or replace those items that prove defective, in MasterCraft’s sole discretion, upon examination by a Master- Craft authorized dealer service department or MasterCraft’s own personnel, as applicable; (b) MasterCraft warrants its repairs or replacements only for the remainder of the applicable warranty period; (c) MasterCraft shall, in its sole discretion, fulfill its obliga- tion to repair or replace any defective item at its factory or authorized service department; (d) The owner shall be responsible for all costs associated with the transportation of the boat, towing bills, trailer or component part(s) to the authorized MasterCraft service department and for any return transportation. 8. No Modification of Warranty. No oral or written infor- mation, advice or communication of any nature by or from MasterCraft or its representatives, employees, deal- ers, agents, distributors or suppliers shall create a warranty or in any manner increase or modify the scope of this Limited Warranty in any manner whatsoever. MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 21-4...
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Page 82: Warranty Registration And Transfer
For the first purchase of a specific MasterCraft boat, the boat must be registered. You should be aware that under federal law, comple- tion of the registration process is a requirement and should be completed as follows: 1. Dealer must complete the warranty registration at date of sale. -
Page 83: Service Log
Inspect exhaust flaps Lubricate steering system Lubricate shift & throttle system Check/replace ballast pump impeller Inspect complete fuel system Change fuel filter Date Date Date Date Date Date MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 23-1 Date Date Date Date Date Date... -
Page 84: Index
Exhaust Flaps ... 16-6 Exhaust System Leaks ... 16-3 Eyes, Lifting ... 11-1 Fasteners, Approved ... 12-1 Fire Extinguishing & Suppression ... 16-8 Fire Suppression & Extinguishing ... 19-2 First Time Operation ... 10-1 MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 24-1... -
Page 85: Operational Hints
Other Alarms ...5-8 Other Winterization Preparation ... 17-2 Overtaking (Vessels) ...3-2 Oxygenated Fuels or Fuels with Alcohol ...6-2 MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 24-2 Ignition Key Slot...5-6 Impeller, Ballast Pump ... 16-7 Individual Models, Guide to ...4-1 Indmar Engine (Fuel) ...6-1 Instrument Panel Backlighting Switch ...5-7... -
Page 86: Propeller Maintenance
Temperature Gauge ...5-9 Throttle & Shift Cables ... 16-2 Throttle Control, Shift ...5-8 Throttle System, Shift & ... 16-7 Tie-Up, Docking & ... 10-3 Tower Lights Switch ...5-9 Tower Towing Safety ...1-4 Towers ... 19-9 MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 24-3... - Page 87 X-2 ...4-3 X-30 ...4-4 X-45 ...4-4 X-7 ...4-1 X-80 ...4-5 X-Star ...4-5 MasterCraft 2009 Owner’s Manual - Page 24-4 Wakeboard Safety, Skiing & ...1-3 Warning Plates and Labels ...1-4 Warnings and Cautions, Dangers ...ii Warranty Registration & Transfer... 22-1 Warranty Statement, Limited ... 21-1 Wash Down Switch ...
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Page 88: Saltwater Series
W o r l d H e a d q u a r t e r s M a s t e r C r a f t B o a t C o m p a n y 1 0 0 C h e r o k e e C o v e D r i v e V o n o r e T N 3 7 8 8 5 U .
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