User Manuals: MasterCraft 2013 X2 Tow Boat

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MasterCraft 2013 X2 Owner's Manual

MasterCraft 2013 X2 Owner's Manual (184 pages)

MasterCraft Boats 2013 Owner's manual

Brand: MasterCraft | Category: Boat | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

Welcome Aboard
2
Preparation
9
Table of Contents
10
Boating Safety
14
- General Precautions
  14
- Fire Extinguishers
  15
- In the Event of a Fire
  15
  - Required Equipment
    15
  - Safety Equipment
    15
Safety Knowledge
17
- Fire Port
  17
- Hazardous Operations
  18
- Running Aground or
  18
- Pfd Accessibility
  19
- Sound Producing Devices
  19
- Navigational Lights
  20
- Operator's License
  21
  - Recommended Equipment
    21
  - Safety Afloat
    21
  - Boating under the Influence
    22
  - Skiing and Wakeboarding Safety
    23
- Float Plan
  25
- Nautical Charts
  25
- Operator's Responsibilities
  25
  - Warning Plates and Labels
    25
  - Cold Water Survival
    27
- Immersion Suits
  27
- Inflatable Life Rafts
  27
  - Staying Afloat
    27
  - Accident Reporting
    29
- Law Enforcement
  29
- Speeding and Noise
  30
- Refuse and Pollution
  30
- Carbon Monoxide (Co)
  31
- Emergency Treatment for Co Poisoning
  32
Common Sense Approach
32
- How to Protect Yourself and Others
  33
- Where Co May Accumulate
  33
- Line of Sight
  34
- General Common Sense Advice
  35
Rules When Encountering Vessels
37
Rules of the Open Water
38
- Other Special Situations
  38
- Fishing Vessel Right-Of-Way
  39
- Sailing Vessel Right-Of-Way
  39
- Guide to Individual Models
  42
- Prostar 190
  43
- Prostar 190
  46
- Prostar 197
  47
- Prostar 197
  50
- Prostar 214
  52
- Prostar 214
  54
- Prostar 214V, X14V
  58
- X25
  66
- X30
  70
- X35
  74
- X45
  78
- X55
  82
- Xstar
  84
- Reading Buoys and Other Markings
  39
- The General Prudential Rule
  39
Electronic Instrumentation
87
Variations in Gauges and Switches
89
Controls Common to most Models
89
- Blower Switch
  90
- Circuit Breakers
  91
- Dual Battery Operation Switch
  91
- Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch
  91
- Ignition Key Slot
  92
- Ignition Start-Stop
  92
- Prostar 197
  92
Performance Controls
93
- Navigation/Anchor Lights Switch
  93
  - Battery Charger
    94
  - Cruise Control Gauge
    94
- Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
  94
- Fuel Gauge
  95
- Low Voltage Battery Alarm
  95
- Hydraulic Steering System
  96
- Other Alarms
  96
- Shift/Throttle Control
  96
- Temperature Gauge
  97
Video Display Gauge
98
Sport Enhancement Controls
99
- Plug 'N Play
  101
  - Ski/Wakeboard Rope
    102
  - Surf Tab Switch
    102
  - Swim/Boarding Platforms
    103
  - Aft Light Switch
    106
  - Courtesy/Storage Lights Switch
    106
  - Volt Receptacle
    106
- Display Selector Switch
  107
- Heater Switch
  107
Convenience Controls
106
- Seat Heat Switches
  107
- Tower Lights Switch
  107
- Underwater Lights Switch
  107
- Shower Switch
  107
- Wash down Switch
  108
Comfort and Convenience
108
- Canvas Covers
  109
- Seat Heaters
  113
- Shower or Wash down
  115
- Stereo Equipment
  116
Preparation
117
Using Care When Fueling
120
- Ilmor Marine Engines
  120
- Before each Operation
  121
- After Operation
  122
Safety Checks and Services
122
- During Operation
  122
After Break-In
124
New Boat Break-In
124
- First Hours of Operation
  124
- Starting the Engine
  125
- Before Starting
  125
- Shifting Gears
  126
- Starting & Basic Operations
  126
Starting and Basic Operation
126
- Basic Maneuvering
  130
- High Speed Operation
  131
Operational Hints
130
- First Time Operation
  130
- Docking and Tie-Up
  132
- Unusual Operating Conditions
  132
Care and Maintenance
133
- Using Lifting Eyes
  135
- Using Lifting Slings
  135
- Storage Cradle
  136
Lifting the Boat
136
- Galvanic Corrosion
  137
- Marine Growth
  137
- Salt Water Corrosion
  137
Corrosion Prevention
138
- Teak Wood
  140
- Fiberglass Swim Platform
  142
- Enclosed Head
  144
Cleaning the Boat
140
- Additional Upholstery Cleaning Information
  145
- Non-Recommended Products
  146
- Recommended Products
  146
Frequency and Scheduled Maintenance
149
Maintenance Service
150
Before each Use
151
Scheduled Maintenance
152
- Note any Exhaust Odors
  154
  - Annual Maintenance
    156
  - Check Safety Equipment
    156
- General Cleaning and Storage
  156
- Lubricate the Steering System
  157
- Fuel Filter
  159
- System for Leakage and Change
  159
- Fire Extinguisher and Suppression Units
  160
- Other Maintenance
  160
- Fuel System Treatment
  161
- General Preparation
  161
Storage and Winterization
162
- General Power Package Preparation
  163
- Other Winterization Preparations
  163
- Ballast System
  164
- Changing Propellers
  165
- Checking/Repairing Propellers
  165
Propeller Maintenance
165
Troubleshooting
166
- Limited Warranty Statement
  169
Limited Warranty Statement
170
Limited Warranty Statement
173
Warranty Registration & Transfer
175
Service Log
177
New Boat Introduction
178
Recommended Routine Inspection Process
179
Index
180
Service Log
183

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