User Manuals: MasterCraft X-2 Ski/Wakeboard Boat

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MasterCraft X-2 Owner's Manual (439 pages)

2016

Brand: MasterCraft | Category: Boat | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents
3
Safety Knowledge
4
- General Precautions
  8
- Safety Afloat
  9
- Common Sense Advice
  10
- Hazardous Operations
  11
- Operator’s Responsibilities
  11
Consistent Attention Required
12
Events Requiring Safety Knowledge
18
- In the Event of a Fire
  19
- Fire Extinguishers
  19
- Fire Suppression and Extinguishing
  20
- Capsizing
  21
- Running Aground or Striking Underwater Objects
  22
- In-Water Activities Safety
  22
Equipment
26
- Recommended Equipment
  27
- Required Equipment
  27
- Safety Equipment
  27
- Sound Producing Devices
  28
- Visual Distress Signals
  28
- Navigational Lights
  30
- Warning Plates and Labels
  30
Legal Requirements
32
- Law Enforcement
  33
- Operator’s License
  33
- Boating under the Influence
  33
- Registration, Numbering and Documentation
  34
- Accident Reporting
  35
- Speeding and Noise
  35
- Refuse and Pollution
  36
- Radios—Telephones
  36
Other Important Information
38
- Communications
  39
- Insurance
  40
- Weather
  40
- Nautical Charts
  41
- Float Plan
  41
- Staying Afloat
  41
- Cold Water Survival
  42
- Inflatable Life Rafts
  42
Rules of the Open Water
44
- General Prudential Rule
  45
- Rules When Encountering Vessels
  45
- Sound Signals
  45
- Steering and Sailing Rules
  45
- Meeting
  46
- Crossing
  47
- Overtaking
  47
- Sailing Vessel Right-Of-Way
  48
- Fishing Vessel Right-Of-Way
  48
- Other Special Situations
  48
- Reading Buoys and Other Markers
  49
- Uniform State Waterway Marker System
  49
- 2016 Model Features and Specs
  52
X10
57
X20
59
X23
61
X30
63
X46
65
X26
67
Xstar
69
Prostar
71
Nxt20
73
Nxt22
75
Dashes and Video Screens
76
Xseries Engine Gauges
84
- Speedometer
  85
- Tachometer
  85
- 3-In-1 Gauge: Fuel Gauge
  85
- Upper Half of Gauge
  85
- 3-In-1 Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
  86
- Lower Right Side
  86
- 3-In-1 Water Temperature Gauge
  87
- Lower Left Side
  87
Xseries Video Screen Operations HV700
88
- Basic Navigation Features
  90
- Care and Maintenance
  90
- Quick Access Keys
  91
- Touch Commands
  91
- Audio
  91
- Ballast and Trim
  93
- Gauges
  95
- Video
  95
- Gps/Navigation
  96
- Profiles
  97
- New User Profile
  98
- Delete Current Profile
  99
- Edit Current User
  100
- Cruise
  100
- Settings Menu
  101
- User Settings
  102
- Ballast Settings (Tank Fill/Drain Times)
  103
- Tab Settings
  103
- Service Information
  104
- Fuel Settings
  104
- Factory Settings
  105
- Engine Diagnostics
  106
- PDM Diagnostics
  106
- Active Faults/Stored Faults
  106
- Corrective Action
  106
- GPS Settings
  107
- Waypoint Manager
  107
- Time Set-Up Parameters
  108
- Track Manager
  108
- Chart Set-Up Parameters
  108
- Chart / Time Setup
  108
- Troubleshooting
  109
- GPS Status
  109
- Depth / Position Setup
  109
- Display Appears Not to Work or Doesn’t Come on
  109
Xseries Video Screen Operations HV450
110
- Product Information
  112
- Soft Key Commands
  113
- Cruise/Profile
  115
- Cruise/Profile Screen Soft Key Commands
  115
- Main Settings Menu
  116
- User Settings Descriptions
  118
- User Settings Soft Key Commands
  118
- Software Version
  120
- Oil Change Reset
  120
- Dealer Service Reset
  120
- Get Faults
  121
- Fault Code Pop-Ups
  121
- How to Hide/Show Faults
  121
- Display Resets or Goes off When Starting Engine
  123
- Display Has no Back Light
  123
- Display Has no Keypad Back Light
  123
Xstar Video Screen Operations
124
- 4.5” Touch Screen
  127
- Screens
  127
- 7” Non-Touch Screen
  127
- 4.5” Static, Non-Touch Screen
  127
- Touch Screen Navigation
  128
- Function and Description
  128
- Quick Access/Key Features
  129
- New Rider Profile
  130
- Modify Rider Profile
  132
- Stereo Display
  133
- Stereo Display—Soft Key Commands
  133
- Gps Display
  134
- GPS Display—Soft Key and Touch Point Commands
  135
- GPS Utilities Menu
  135
- Chart and Time Set-Up
  136
- Depth and Position Set-Up
  137
- Track Menu
  137
- Main Menu Options
  138
- Depth and Position Settings
  140
- Engine Diagnostics–Soft Key Commands
  141
- Utilities
  143
- Ballast Settings
  143
- Prostar Engine Gauges
  146
Prostar Video Screen Operations
150
- Touch Commands Description
  156
- Heater and Lights
  156
- Tournament Events
  162
- Tournament and Training Modes
  162
- Slalom Screen
  163
- Course Manager
  166
- Jump Settings
  169
- Tournament or Training
  169
- Trick Screen
  170
NXT Operations
182
- Port Side of Dash
  184
- Top Center of Dash
  184
- Starboard Side of Dash
  186
- Tsunami Pump System
  186
NXT20/22 Video Screen Operations
190
- Display Keys and Menu Bar
  192
- Display Keys Features and Actions
  193
- Alarm Icons
  193
- Screen Features
  194
- Home
  194
- Status
  195
- Trim
  196
- Main Menu
  196
- Fire Extinguisher
  197
- Factory Reset
  197
- Day Brightness
  197
- Night Brightness
  197
Boat Operations
202
Basic Electrical Components
204
- Low Voltage Battery Alarm
  209
- Other Alarms
  210
- Battery Charger
  210
- 12-Volt Receptacle
  211
- Ignition Key Slot
  212
- Ignition Start-Stop
  213
- Special Attention
  214
Additional Safety Support
218
Cleats
221
Below Deck
226
- Blower System
  231
- Transom Protection Film
  231
Visual Assistance
236
- Navigation/Anchor Lights
  237
- Tower Lights
  238
- Courtesy/Storage
  239
- Compartment Lights
  239
- Underwater Lights
  240
Sport Enhancement
242
- Attitude Adjustment Plate
  243
- Ballast Systems
  247
- Tower Accessory Options
  260
Comfort and Convenience
264
- Stereo Components
  265
- Seat Heaters
  269
- Anchor
  270
- Canvas Covers
  272
- Head and Toilet System
  275
- Toilet Operation When Connected to Tank Monitor System
  276
- Toilet System Start-Up
  276
- To Empty the Waste Holding Tank
  277
- Optional Overboard Discharge
  277
- Cleaning the Toilet
  278
- During Extended Periods of Non-Use
  278
- Winterizing Toilet System
  279
- Removable Coolers
  280
- Refrigeration
  281
- Wet Bar
  282
- Storage Space
  284
- Ladders
  285
- Seating
  287
- Removable Rear Seats
  291
- Surf Sleeves
  292
- Gopro Viewing System
  292
Preparation
296
- Using Care When Fueling
  299
- Fuel Levels
  300
ILMOR MARINE Engines
302
Safety Checks and Services
306
New Boat Break-In
310
- Abnormal Vibration or Noises
  311
- Fuel, Oil or Water Leaks
  311
- Vary the Engine Speed
  311
- Plane the Boat Quickly
  311
- After Break-In
  312
Starting and Basic Operations
314
- Shifting Gears
  316
- Under Way
  316
- Stopping
  317
Operational Hints
318
- Loading the Boat
  319
- Emergencies
  319
- Courtesy
  319
- First Time Operation
  319
- Basic Maneuvering
  320
- High Speed Operation
  320
- Unusual Operating Conditions
  322
- Docking and Tie-Up
  322
Care and Maintenance
324
Lifting the Boat
326
- Using Lifting Eyes
  327
- Using Lifting Slings
  327
- Storage Cradle
  328
Corrosion Prevention
330
- Galvanic Corrosion
  331
- Salt Water Corrosion
  331
- Marine Growth
  332
- Stainless Steel and Chrome
  332
- Anodized Aluminum
  332
Cleaning the Boat
334
- Hull
  335
- Carpet
  336
- Platforms
  336
- All Wood Platforms
  336
- Oil-Based Stains
  337
- Spills
  337
- Non-Oil Based Stains
  337
- Aquatrac Platforms
  337
- Windshield
  338
- Fiberglass Swim Platform
  338
- Important Background Information
  338
- Enclosed Head
  340
- Upholstery
  341
- Additional Upholstery Cleaning Information
  342
- Recommended Products
  343
- Non-Recommended Products
  343
Maintenance Service
344
- Maintenance Definitions
  345
- Frequency and Scheduled Maintenance
  345
- Before each Use
  346
- After each Use
  346
- Before Starting the Engine
  346
- Quarterly (Every Fifty [50] Hours)
  346
- Scheduled Maintenance
  347
- Inspect Seacock Strainer
  347
- Inspect the Battery Connections and Hold-Downs
  348
- Inspect the Throttle and Shift Cables for Kinks, Wear and Interference
  349
- Inspect the Fuel System for Leaks
  350
- Note any Exhaust Odors
  351
- After Starting the Engine
  351
- Repeat Check for Fuel And/Or Exhaust Leaks
  352
- General Cleaning and Storage
  353
Scheduled Maintenance
354
Storage and Winterization
362
- General Preparation
  363
- Fuel System Treatment
  363
- General Power Package Preparation
  365
- Other Winterization Preparations
  366
- Ballast System Preparations
  367
- Reactivating the Boat after Storage
  368
- Propeller Maintenance
  369
- Checking/Repairing Propellers
  369
- Changing Propellers
  370
Trailers
372
- The Mastercraft Trailer
  374
- Salt Water Effects
  375
- Chips in the Paint
  375
- Trailer Maintenance Quick Tips
  375
- Regular Cleaning
  376
- Braking System
  376
- Tow Vehicle Approach
  376
- Seven-Wire Connector
  376
- Backing up
  377
- Parking
  377
- Uncoupling
  378
- Unbalanced Load
  378
- Difficult Towing
  378
- Check Trailer Jack and Lug Wrench
  378
- Load-Carrying Capacity
  379
- A Proper Match
  379
- Weight Distribution
  380
- The Trailer Hitch
  381
- Safety Cables
  382
- Breakaway Cable
  383
- Checking and Resetting the Breakaway Cable
  384
- Trailer Winch Assembly
  384
- Swing Tongue
  385
- How to Attach the Trailer
  386
- To Open the Coupler
  386
- To Close the Coupler
  386
- Lights
  387
- Adding Grease or Removing Hubs
  388
- Hubs, Wheel Bearings, Axles and Lubrication
  388
- Wheels
  389
- Lug Nuts or Wheel Bolts
  390
- Tires
  392
- Reading Tire Wear
  393
- Samples of Abnormal Wear
  393
- Underinflation
  393
- Feathering
  393
- One Side Wear
  394
- Cupping
  394
- Second-Rib Wear
  394
- Recommended Brake Fluid
  396
- Manual Bleeding of Brakes
  398
- Brake Lockout
  398
- Manual Brake Lockout for the Actuator
  398
- Trailer Jack
  400
- Tie Downs
  400
- Hitching up
  401
- Helpful Tips
  401
- Trailer Hitching Steps
  401
- Trailer Tips and Techniques
  402
- Use Common Sense
  402
- Slow down
  402
- Pass with Extra Care
  402
- Conserve Fuel
  403
- Swing Wider
  403
- Check the Rear View Mirrors
  403
- Launching Tips and Techniques
  405
- Check the Ramp First
  405
- Prepare for Launching
  405
- Slowly Back the Trailer down the Ramp
  405
- Towing Requirements
  407
- Trailer Checklist
  407
- Maintenance
  408
- Before Initial Use
  409
- Before Every Trip
  409
- Every Three to Six Months or 250 Miles, Whichever Occurs First
  410
- Annually or Every 2,000 Miles, Whichever Occurs First
  410
- Storage (for Several Months)
  411
- Coupler Latch Handle Not Opening or Closing Easily
  412
- Extended Storage (in Excess of One Year)
  412
- Squeaking, Clunking and Clattering at the Actuator
  413
- Brakes Not Operating or Performing Poorly
  414
- One Brake Is Overheating
  414
- More than One Brake Is Overheating
  415
- Potential Issues with the Actuator Include
  415

MasterCraft X-2 Owner's Manual (146 pages)

MasterCraft Boats 2012 owner’s manual

Brand: MasterCraft | Category: Boat | Size: 7 MB

Welcome Aboard
2
Table of Contents
8
Safety Knowledge

12
- Boating Safety
  
  13
  - General Precautions
    13
  - Safety Equipment
    14
  - Required Equipment
    14
    
    Fire Extinguishers
    14
    
    Fire Suppression & Extinguishing (All V-Drives)
    14
    
    Fire Suppression & Extinguishing (Others)
    15
    
    Fire Port
    15
    
    Personal Flotation Devices (Pfds)
    15
    
    PFD Accessibility
    16
    
    Sound Producing Devices
    16
    
    Visual Distress Signals
    16
    
    Registration, Numbering and Documentation
    17
  - Operator's License
    17
  - Recommended Equipment
    17
  - Safety Afloat
    18
  - Skiing and Wakeboarding Safety
    18
  - Warning Plates and Labels
    19
  - Operator's Responsibilities
    19
  - Float Plan
    19
  - Nautical Charts
    20
  - Weather
    20
  - Staying Afloat
    21
  - Cold Water Survival
    21
  - Hypothermia
    21
  - Immersion Suits
    21
  - Inflatable Life Rafts
    21
  - Anchoring
    22
  - Communications
    22
  - Law Enforcement
    22
- Common Sense Approach
  
  23
- Rules of the Open Water
  
  25
  - Steering and Sailing Rules/Sound Signals
    25
  - Rules When Encountering Vessels
    25
  - Meeting
    25
  - Crossing
    25
  - Overtaking
    26
  - Other Special Situations
    26
  - Sailing Vessel Right-Of-Way
    26
  - Fishing Vessel Right-Of-Way
    26
  - The General Prudential Rule
    26
  - Reading Buoys and Other Markings
    26
Guide to Individual Models

28
- Prostar 190
  29
- Prostar 197, X-7
  31
- Prostar 214, X-14
  35
- V, X-2
  39
- V, X-15
  41
- V, X-25
  43
- V, X-35
  45
- V, X-45
  47
- V, X-55
  49
  - X-Star
    51
    
    Measurements
    55
Electronic Instrumentation

56
Controls Common to most Models

57
- Introduction
  57
- Manual and Automatic Bilge Pump Switch
  57
- Blower Switch
  57
- Circuit Breakers
  57
- Dual Battery Operation Switch
  58
- Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch
  58
- Horn
  58
- Ignition Key Slot
  59
- Ignition START-STOP
  59
- GPS and Chartplotter
  59
- Navigation/Anchor Lights Switch
  59
Performance Controls

60
- Battery Charger
  60
- Cruise Control Gauge
  60
  - Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
    61
  - Engine Synchronizing Switch
    61
  - Fuel Gauge
    62
  - Low Voltage Battery Alarm
    62
  - Other Alarms
    62
  - Shift Throttle Control
    62
  - Speedometer
    63
  - Tachometer
    63
  - Temperature Gauge
    63
  - Voltmeter
    63
Video Display Gauges

64
- Prostar 190, Prostar 197, X-7, X-1
  64
  - X-Star
    73
    
    Gps Display
    75
    
    Menu Options
    77
    
    User Settings
    77
    
    Gps Utilities
    79
    
    General Troubleshooting Guide
    80
  - X-2, 215V, X-15, 225V, X-25, 235V
    81
Sport Enhancement Controls

89
- Attitude Adjustment or Trim Tab Switch
  89
- Ballast Empty/Fill Switches
  90
- Mirrors
  90
- Plug 'N Play
  90
- Ski/Wakeboard Rope
  91
- Surf Tab Switch
  91
  - Swim/Boarding Platforms
    92
  - Towers
    93
Convenience Controls

94
- 12-Volt Receptacle
  94
  - Aft Light Switch
    94
    
    AM/FM Stereo, CD Player, Remote Control, Ipod and MP3 Player Connections
    94
    
    Courtesy Lights Switch
    94
    
    Display Selector Switch
    94
    
    Engine Hatch Switch
    94
    
    Heater Switch
    95
    
    Refrigerator Switch
    95
    
    Seat Heat Switches
    95
    
    Shower And/Or Slick Boot Switch
    95
    
    Sink Switch
    95
    
    Tower Lights Switch
    95
    
    Underwater Lights Switch
    95
    
    Wash down Switch
    95
- Comfort and Convenience
  
  96
  - Anchor
    96
    
    Canvas Covers
    96
    
    Coolers
    96
    
    Fire Suppression and Extinguishing
    97
    
    Head
    97
    
    Heater
    98
    
    Ladder
    98
    
    Lighting
    99
    
    Refrigeration
    99
    
    Seat Heaters
    100
    
    Seating
    100
    
    Shower or Wash down
    101
    
    Tables
    101
Preparation

102
- Using Care When Fueling
  
  103
- Safety Checks and Services
  
  105
  - Before each Operation
    105
  - During Operation
    105
  - After Operation
    105
- New Boat Break-In
  
  106
  - First Hours of Operation
    106
  - After Break-In
    106
- Starting and Basic Operation
  
  107
  - Before Starting
    107
  - Starting the Engine
    107
  - Shifting Gears
    108
  - Underway
    108
  - Stopping
    108
- Operational Hints
  
  109
  - Loading
    109
  - Emergencies
    109
  - Courtesy
    109
  - First Time Operation
    110
  - Basic Maneuvering
    110
  - High Speed Operation
    110
  - Unusual Operating Conditions
    111
  - Docking and Tie-Up
    111
Care and Maintenance

112
- Lifting the Boat
  
  113
- Using Lifting Eyes
  113
- Using Lifting Slings
  113
- Storage Cradle
  113
Corrosion Prevention

114
- Galvanic Corrosion
  114
- Salt Water Corrosion
  114
- Marine Growth
  114
- Stainless Steel and Chrome
  114
Cleaning the Boat

115
- Hull
  115
- Carpet
  115
- Teak Wood
  115
- Fiberglass Swim Platform
  116
- Windshield
  116
- Canvas Covers
  117
- Enclosed Head
  118
- Slick Boot
  118
- Upholstery
  118
- Additional Upholstery Cleaning Information
  119
- Recommended Products
  119
- Non-Recommended Products
  119
Mastercraft Boat Care Products

120
- All Purpose Cleaner
  120
- Boat Cleaner & Polish
  120
- Vinyl Dressing
  120
- Glass Cleaner
  120
- Bilge Cleaner
  120
- Hull Cleaner
  120
- Spray Wax
  121
- Boat Wash & Wax
  121
- Microfiber Detailing Cloths
  121
- Cleaning & Detailing Kit
  121
Mastercraft Maintenance Service

122
- Frequency and Scheduled Maintenance
  122
- New Boat Break-In
  122
- Before each Use
  122
- After each Use
  122
- Quarterly (Every 50 Hours)
  122
- Annually (Every 100 Hours)
  122
Scheduled Maintenance

123
- Before each Use (Prior to Starting the Engine)
  123
- After each Use
  127
  - General Cleaning and Storage
    127
  - Inspections
    127
- Quarterly (Every 50 Hours)
  127
  - Check Safety Equipment
    127
- Annually (Every 100 Hours)
  128
  - Annual Maintenance
    128
  - Check Propeller Shaft Coupling Alignment
    128
  - Inspect Exhaust Flaps for Damage
    129
  - Check Ballast Pump Impeller
    129
  - Lubricate the Steering System
    129
  - Fire Extinguisher and Suppression Units
    130
  - Other Maintenance
    130

MasterCraft X-2 Owner's Manual (184 pages)

MasterCraft Boats 2013 Owner's manual

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

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

MasterCraft X-2 Owner's Manual (88 pages)

Saltwater Series X-Series Boat

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

Welcome Aboard
2
- Table of Contents
  8
- General Precautions
  9
Boating Safety
9
- Recommended Equipment
  10
- Required Equipment
  10
- Safety Equipment
  10
- Safety Afloat
  10
- Skiing and Wakeboarding Safety
  11
- Warning Plates and Labels
  12
- Operator's License
  12
Common Sense Approach
13
Rules of the Open Water
14
- Other Special Situations
  15
- Prostar 190
  16
- Prostar 197
  16
Guide to Individual Models
16
- Prostar 214
  17
- Accessory Switches
  24
- Volt Receptacle
  24
- Aft Light Switch
  24
- Attitude Adjustment or Trim Tab Switch
  25
- Special Conditions
  25
- Circuit Breakers
  26
- Blower Switch
  26
- Ballast Empty/Fill Switches
  26
- Courtesy Lights Switch
  27
- Cruise Control Gauge
  27
- Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch
  27
- Clock Adjustment Switch
  27
- Display Selector Switch
  27
- Dual Battery Operation Switch
  27
- Engine Hatch Switch
  28
- Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
  28
- Engine Synchronizing Switch
  28
- Low Voltage Battery Alarm
  29
- Ignition Key Slot
  29
- Heater Switch
  29
- Fuel Gauge
  29
- Service Log
  30
- Shift/Throttle Control
  31
- Temperature Gauge
  31
- Sink Switch
  31
- Tower Lights Switch
  32
- Video Display Gauge
  32
- Wash down Switch
  34
- Variations in Gauges and Switches
  34
- Using Care When Fueling
  35
- Indmar Engines
  35
- What Type of Gasoline to Use
  35
- When the Boat Is Not Used for a While
  36
- Using Oxygenated Fuels or Fuels with Alcohol
  36
- Before each Operation
  38
- During Operation
  38
- After Operation
  38
Safety Checks and Services
38
- First Hours of Operation
  39
- After Break-In
  39
New Boat Break-In
39
- Safety Checks and Services
  41
- Before Starting
  41
- Basic Operation
  41
- First Time Operation
  43
- Basic Maneuvering
  43
Operational Hints
43
- High Speed Operation
  44
- Docking and Tie-Up
  45
- Unusual Operating Conditions
  45
- Storage Cradle
  46
- Using Lifting Eyes
  46
- Using Lifting Slings
  46
Lifting the Boat
46
- Stainless Steel and Chrome
  47
- Salt Water Corrosion
  47
- Galvanic Corrosion
  47
- Marine Growth
  47
Corrosion Prevention
47
Cleaning the Boat
48
- Fiberglass Swim Platform
  49
- Canvas Covers
  49
- Teak Wood
  49
- Enclosed Head
  50
- Slick Boot
  50
- Unacceptable Upholstery Cleaners
  50
- Cleaning the Boat
  52
Mastercraft Boat Care Products
52
- Corrosion Prevention
  54
- Frequency and Scheduled Maintenance
  54
- Battery Connections and Hold-Downs
  56
- Before each Use
  56
- Raw Water Intake Strainer
  56
- Propeller Shaft Log
  57
- After each Use
  59
Scheduled Maintenance
54
General Cleaning and Storage
59
- Annual Maintenance
  60
  - Check Engine Mounts
    60
Check Propeller Shaft Coupling Alignment
61
Checking/Repairing Propellers
67
Propeller Maintenance
67
- Anchor and Windlass
  68
- Battery Charger
  68
Comfort and Convenience
68
- Fire Suppression and Extinguishing
  69
- Gps and Chartplotter
  70
- Livewell/Kill Box/Catch Box
  72
- Hydraulic Steering System
  72
- Shower or Wash down
  73
- Seat Heaters
  73
- Stereo Equipment
  74
- Swim/Boarding Platforms
  74
- Water Heater
  76
- Video Screen
  76

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