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Boston Whaler 210 Montauk Owner's Manual (113 pages)

Brand: Boston Whaler | Category: Boat | Size: 41 MB

History
5
Table of Contents
6
Preface
9
Warranty (US and Canada)
11
Warranty (Non US or Canada)
18
California Evaporative Emissions Control System Warranty Statement
19
Privacy Statement
20
Introduction
21
Owner's Manual
21
Your Responsibilities
21
Source of Information
21
Warranties
21
Contact Phone Numbers and Internet Addresses
21
Section 1 • Safety
22
Explanation of Safety Labels
22
Warning Labels
22
Safety Precautions
22
Safe Boating Means
23
In Addition
23
Safe Boating Checklist
23
Before Departure
23
Trailering (if Applicable)
23
After Return
23
General Considerations
24
Maintain Control
24
Boarding
24
Impaired Operation
24
Operator's Responsibility
25
Legally Mandated Equipment (Minimum Required)
26
Personal Flotation Devices (Pfd's)
26
Fire Extinguisher (Portable)
26
Fire Extinguisher Location
26
Whistle, Horn
26
Visual Distress Signal
26
Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
26
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
27
In the Event CO Alarm Activates
27
Lifesaving Equipment
28
PFD Requirement
28
Pfd Classification
28
Emergency Situations
30
Medical Emergency
30
Water Rescue
30
Returning to the Victim
30
Making Contact
30
Getting Back on Board
30
Unassisted Reboarding
30
Fire
30
To Lessen The Danger Of Fire
31
Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
31
Flooding
31
Swamping
31
Capsizing
31
Collision
32
Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
32
Grounding
32
Distress Signals
32
Visual Distress Signals (VDS)
32
Audible Distress Signals
33
Radio Communication
33
Weather
33
Swimming, Diving & Water Skiing
34
Swimming
34
Diving
34
Water Skiing
35
Water Skiing Signals
35
Towed Inflatables
37
Ignition Shutdown Safety Switch
37
St Mate TM Safety and Security System
37
Float Plan
38
Chart Your Course
38
Environmental Considerations
38
Fuel & Oil Spillage
38
Excessive Noise
39
Wake/Wash
39
Homeland Security Restrictions
39
America's Waterway Watch
39
Warning Label Locations
39
Key to Symbols Used on Controls & Prints
42
Section 2 • General Information
44
Construction Standards
44
Our Hull
44
Hull Identification Number
44
Servicing Your Boston Whaler
44
Manufacturer's Certification
44
Certification Design Category
46
Power Capacity
46
Specifications & Dimensions
47
Passenger Areas
48
Recommended Passenger Locations
49
Location of Thru-Hull Fittings
50
Features
51
Notable Options
52
Cup Holders (P&S)
53
Control Station Features
55
Control Station Switch/Instrument Panel
55
Control Station Switch/Instrument Panel (Option)
56
Smartcraft Deluxe Gauges
57
Tachometer
57
Speedometer
57
Smartcraft TM Vesselview MOBILE
57
Seating & Storage
58
94Qt (89 L) Cooler W/Cushion
58
Backrest (Option)
58
Gear Shift & Throttle Control
59
Gear Shift & Throttle Control (OPTION)
59
Power Trim & Tilt
60
Hydraulic Steering
60
Steering Torque
60
Trim Tab Adjustment
60
Navigation Lighting
61
Operating the Navigation Lighting
61
Canvas (Option)
62
Bow Tow Eye (Option)
63
Towing a Disabled Boat
63
Propeller
64
Docking, Lifting and Trailering
65
Docking
65
Lifting
65
Trailering
66
Trailer Safety
66
Securing the Boat to the Trailer
66
Securing the Trailer to the Tow Vehicle
66
Trailering with Disc Brakes
67
Operation, Care & Maintenance
67
Trailering the Engine
67
Trailer Description
68
Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation
70
Bilge Pump
70
Maintenance
70
Fuel & Oil Spillage
70
Fuel System
71
Fuel Fill Deck Plate
71
Fuel Tank
72
Fuel Vent
72
Filling the Tank
72
Fuel Distribution System
72
Static Electricity and the Fuel System
73
Ethanol-Blended Fuel
73
Filling the Tank
74
Phase Separation
74
Additives
74
Fuel Filters
74
Fuel/Water Separator (Option)
74
Maintenance
74
Storage
74
Starting the Engine
75
Prior to Starting
75
Start Engine
75
Warming up the Engine
75
Stopping the Engine
76
Hydraulic Power Steering (Option)
76
Filling & Maintenance
76
Maintenance
77
Reversible Pilot Seat Livewell (Option)
77
Deluxe Leaning Post Livewell (Option)
77
Maintenance
78
Raw Water Washdown (Option)
79
Operation
79
Maintenance
79
Fresh Water System (Option)
80
Fresh Water Pump
81
Fresh Water Shower
81
Maintenance
81
Head System
81
Portable Head W/Pump-Out
81
Dockside Discharge
81
Environmental Considerations
81
Trim Tabs Option)
82
Operation
82
Maintenance
82
Stowable Cockpit Table (Option)
83
Sun Lounge (Option)
83
Ski/Tow Arch (Option)
83
Entertainment System (Option)
84
Operating Your Stereo Using Your
84
Anchoring
85
Considerations
85
Lowering the Anchor
86
Setting the Anchor
86
Weighing the Anchor
86
Anchor Light
86
To Install the Anchor Light
86
Section 4 • Electrical
88
Electrical System
88
Batteries
88
Battery Maintenance
89
Battery Switch
89
Accessory Receptacle
90
Trolling Motor (Option)
90
Trolling Motor Receptacle (Option)
90
Trolling Motor Connection (12V)
90
Trolling Motor Connection (24V)
91
Fuse Blocks
91
Component Breakers
91
Transducer Location
92
Rigging
92
Electrical Schematics & Harnesses
93
Wiring Identification Chart
93
Section 5 • Care & Maintenance
100
Routine Care & Maintenance
100
Hull
100
Waxing the Gel Coat Surfaces
100
Hull Maintenance
101
Hull Blistering
101
Prevention
101
Bottom Painting
101
Bottom Painting a Bare Hull
102
Bottom Painting a Pre-Painted Hull
102
Rubrail Care
103
Cleaning Fiberglass & Non-Skid
103
Stainless Steel Care
103
Aluminum Care
104
Cushions
104
To Clean Your Cushions
104
Cleaning Your Instrument Gauges
105
Powder Coated Surfaces
105
Powder Coating Touch-Up
105
Touch-Up Procedures
106
Canvas Care and Maintenance
106
Maintaining a Good Appearance
106
Cleaning Stubborn Stains
107
Maintaining Zippers and Hardware
107
Cleaning Acrylic Windscreen
107
Long Term Storage & Winterization
108
Engine
108
Fuel System
108
After Long Term Storage
109
Electrical System
109
Battery
109
Deck
109
Drainage
109
Avoid Loss
109
Cover
109
Trailer Storage
110
Environment
110
Reinforcement Locations
110
Reinforcement Location Diagram
111
Maintenance Log
112

Boston Whaler 210 Montauk Owner's Manual (104 pages)

Brand: Boston Whaler | Category: Boat | Size: 18 MB

History
4
Table of Contents
5
Preface
8
Boston Whaler Limited Warranty
9
Boston Whaler Limited Warranty Australia
12
Privacy Statement
15
Introduction
16
- Owner's Manual
  16
- Your Responsibilities
  16
- Source of Information
  16
- Warranties
  16
- Contact Phone Numbers and Internet Addresses
  16
Section 1 • Safety

17
- Explanation of Safety Labels
  17
- Warning Labels
  17
- Safe Boating Means
  18
  - In Addition
    18
- Safe Boating Checklist
  18
  - Before Departure
    18
  - Trailering (if Applicable)
    18
  - After Return
    18
- General Considerations
  19
- Maintain Control
  19
- Boarding
  19
- Impaired Operation
  19
- Legally Mandated Equipment (Minimum Required)
  21
  - Personal Flotation Devices (Pfd's)
    21
  - Fire Extinquisher (Portable)
    21
  - Whistle, Horn
    21
  - Visual Distress Signal
    21
- Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
  21
- Carbon Monoxide (CO)
  22
  - In the Event CO Alarm Activates
    22
- Lifesaving Equipment
  23
  - PFD Requirement
    23
  - PFD Classiﬁ Cation
    23
- Emergency Situations
  25
  - Medical Emergency
    25
  - Water Rescue
    25
  - Returning to the Victim
    25
  - Making Contact
    25
  - Getting Back on Board
    25
- Fire
  25
  - To Lessen the Danger of Fi Re
    26
- Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
  26
  - Flooding
    26
  - Swamping
    26
  - Capsizing
    26
- Collision
  27
- Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
  27
- Grounding
  27
- Distress Signals
  27
  - Visual Distress Signals (VDS)
    27
  - Audible Distress Signals
    28
- Radio Communication
  28
- Weather
  28
- Swimming, Diving & Water Skiing
  29
  - Swimming
    29
  - Diving
    29
  - Water Skiing
    30
  - Water Skiing Signals
    30
- Float Plan
  32
- Chart Your Course
  32
- Environmental Considerations
  33
  - Fuel & Oil Spillage
    33
  - Excessive Noise
    33
  - Wake/Wash
    33
- Homeland Security Restrictions
  34
- America's Waterway Watch
  34
- Warning Label Locations
  34
- Key to Symbols Used on Controls & Prints
  37
Section 2 • General Information

39
- Construction Standards
  39
- Our Hull
  39
  - Hull Identiﬁ Cation Number
    39
- Servicing Your Boston Whaler
  39
- Manufacturer's Certiﬁ Cation
  39
  - Certiﬁ Cation Design Category
    41
  - Power Capacity
    41
- Speciﬁ Cations & Dimensions
  42
- Passenger Areas
  43
- Recommended Passenger Locations
  44
- Location of Thru-Hull Fittings
  45
- Features
  46
  - Deck Features
    46
  - Console Features
    47
  - Notable Options
    48
- Reversible Pilot Seat W/Livewell (Option)
  49
- Storage
  50
- Smartcraft TM Deluxe Gauges
  50
- Console Switch Panel
  51
- Fishing Package Features (Option)
  51
- Gear Shift & Throttle Control
  52
  - Power Trim Operation
    52
- Steering
  53
  - Hydraulic Tilt Steering
    53
- Power Steering (Option)
  54
- Navigation Lighting
  54
- Steering Pull
  54
- Hydraulic Power Steering (Option)
  54
- Navigation Lighting
  55
- 24V Trolling Motor Panel (Option)
  56
- Trim Tabs (Option)
  57
  - Operation
    57
  - Maintenance
    57
- Reversible Pilot Seat W/Cooler
  58
- Tow Arch (Option)
  58
- ALL ACTIVITY ® Tower (Option)
  58
- Ski Pylon (Option)
  59
- Stowable Bow Table (Option)
  60
- Adjustable Sun Lounge
  60
- Canvas (Option)
  61
- Bow Tow Eye (Option)
  62
- Propeller
  63
- Docking, Lifting and Trailering
  64
  - Docking
    64
  - Lifting
    64
- Trailer (Option)
  65
- Trailer Safety
  65
  - Securing the Boat to the Trailer
    65
  - Securing the Trailer to the Tow Vehicle
    65
- Trailering Th Engine
  66
- Trailer Description
  66
Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation

67
- Bilge Pump
  67
  - Operation
    67
  - Maintenance
    67
  - Fuel & Oil Spillage
    67
- Fuel System
  68
  - Fuel Tank
    68
  - Fuel Vent
    68
- Fuel Distribution System
  69
- Filling the Tank
  69
- Static Electricity and the Fuel System
  69
- Ethanol-Blended Fuels
  70
  - Filling the Tank
    70
  - Phase Separation
    70
  - Additives
    71
- Fuel Filters
  71
  - Fuel/Water Separator (Option)
    71
  - Maintenance
    71
  - Storage
    71
- Battery Switch
  72
  - Automatic Charging Relay (ACR)
    72
- Starting the Engine
  73
- Stopping the Engine
  73
- Livewell
  74
  - Operation
    74
- Reversible Pilot Seat W/Livewell (Option)
  75
  - Maintenance
    75
- Raw Water Washdown (Option)
  75
  - Operation
    76
  - Maintenance
    76
- Fresh Water System (Option)
  77
  - Fresh Water Pump
    78
  - Fresh Water Shower
    78
  - Maintenance
    78
- Head System
  78
  - Environmental Consideration
    78
- Entertainment System (Option)
  79
  - Or USB Device (Option)
    79
- Anchoring
  80
  - Considerations
    80
  - Lowering the Anchor
    81
  - Setting the Anchor
    81
  - Weighing the Anchor
    81
Section 4 • Electrical

83
- Electrical System
  83
- Batteries
  83
  - Battery Maintenance
    84
- Battery Switch
  84
- 12 Volt Accessory Receptacle
  84
- Trolling Motor Receptacle (Option)
  85
- Trolling Motor Installation
  85
- Trolling Motor Connection (12V)
  85
- Trolling Motor Connection (24V)
  85
- Component Breakers
  86
- Rigging
  86
- Electrical Schematics & Harnesses
  87
- Wiring Identiﬁ Cation Chart
  87
Section 5 • Care & Maintenance

93
- Routine Care & Maintenance
  93
  - Hull
    93
- Waxing the Gel Coat Surfaces
  93
- Hull Maintenance
  94
- Hull Blistering
  94
  - Prevention
    94
- Bottom Painting
  94
  - Bottom Painting a Bare Hull
    95
  - Bottom Painting a Pre-Painted Hull
    95
- Rubrail Care
  96
- Cleaning Fiberglass & Non-Skid
  96
- Stainless Steel Care
  96
- Aluminum Care
  97
- Cushions
  97
  - To Clean Your Cushions
    97
- Cleaning Your Instrument Gauges
  98
- Canvas Care and Maintenance
  98
  - Maintaining a Good Appearance
    98
  - On a Regular Basis
    98
  - Cleaning Stubborn Stains
    99
- Maintaining Zippers and Hardware
  99
- Cleaning Acrylic Windscreen
  99
- Long Term Storage
  100
  - Engine
    100
  - Fuel System
    100
  - Electrical System
    101
  - Battery
    101
  - Deck
    101
  - Drainage
    101
  - Avoid Loss
    101
  - Cover
    101
- Trailer Storage
  102
- Environment
  102
- Reinforcement Locations
  102
- Reinforcement Location Diagram
  103
- Maintenance Log
  104

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