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Baja Marine
Owners Manual
23 Outlaw
Owners Manual Part Number: MRP 1810950
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Baja Outlaw 23 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBaja
ModelOutlaw 23
CategoryBoat
LanguageEnglish

Summary

INTRODUCTION

1. THIS MANUAL

Describes the content and purpose of the manual.

2. YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

Outlines operator duties for safe boating and legal compliance.

3. SOURCES OF INFORMATION

Lists organizations and resources for boating safety courses.

4. DEALER RESPONSIBILITIES

Details the dealer's role in pre-delivery and orientation.

5. WARRANTIES

Explains the different warranties provided with the boat.

6. HULL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (HIN)

Explains the importance and location of the HIN.

7. MANUFACTURER'S CERTIFICATION

Discusses compliance with safety acts and industry standards.

8. SERVICE, PARTS AND REPAIR FOR YOUR BOAT

Guides on how to get service, parts, and repairs from dealers.

ABOUT YOUR EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY

SECTION 1 • SAFETY

1. Safety Labels

Explains the meaning and importance of various safety labels.

2. Legally Mandated Minimum Required Equipment

Lists essential safety equipment required by law.

3. Fire Extinguishing System

Details the automatic fire extinguisher system and its operation.

4. Carbon Monoxide

Warns about CO hazards and prevention methods.

5. Lifesaving Equipment

Describes different types of PFDs and their proper use.

6. Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation

Lists recommended items beyond legally mandated safety gear.

7. Impaired Operation

Warns against operating under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

8. Load Capacity

Explains boat capacity limits and safe loading practices.

9. Power Capacity

Advises against exceeding engine manufacturer's power recommendations.

10. Stability

Discusses how load capacity affects boat stability.

11. Maintain Control

Emphasizes operator awareness and safe boat handling.

12. Weather

Details boat design categories and weather limitations.

13. Chart Your Course

Stresses the importance of navigation and hazard avoidance.

14. Water Sports

Provides safety guidelines for swimming and skiing.

15. Emergency Situations

Covers procedures for medical emergencies and water rescues.

F. Grounding

Instructs on actions to take when running aground.

G. Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure

Advises on procedures for drive train or steering system failure.

16. Safety Hotlines

Lists contact information for safety resources.

17. International Requirements

Lists international standards and specifications compliance.

18. Environmental Considerations

Addresses warnings regarding chemicals and environmental impact.

19. Nautical Terms

Defines common boating terminology.

20. Key to Symbols on Controls & Prints

Explains the meaning of various control and print symbols.

21. Warning Label Locations

Illustrates the location of safety warnings on the boat.

SECTION 2 • GENERAL BOAT ARRANGEMENT

1. Docking/Lifting/Trailering

Provides guidelines for docking, lifting, and trailering the boat.

2. Passenger Locations

Advises on safe passenger placement and movement.

3. Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances (United States Standard S.A.E.)

Lists key boat dimensions and clearances in SAE units.

4. Propulsion System

Describes the stern drive propulsion system.

5. Propellers

Discusses propeller selection and maintenance.

6. General Deck Layout

Illustrates and labels key components on the boat's deck.

7. Description of Major Controls

Details the operation of major boat controls like throttle and trim.

A. Gear Shift and Throttle Control

Explains how to operate the gear shift and throttle.

B. Power Trim Unit and Gauge

Describes the function and use of the power trim system.

C. Trailer Switch

Explains the trailer switch for raising the drive unit.

D. Trim Tabs (Optional)

Describes the optional trim tab system and its adjustment.

E. Ignition Shutdown Switch

Details the ignition shutdown switch and lanyard safety feature.

F. Engine Alarm System

Explains the boat's engine alarm system.

8. Important Gauges

Discusses the function of various gauges.

A. Tachometer and Hour Meter

Explains the tachometer and hour meter readings.

B. Oil Pressure, Water Temperature, Voltmeter and Fuel Gauges

Describes the function of key engine and fuel gauges.

9. Navigation and Anchor Lights

Covers the operation of navigation and anchor lights.

SECTION 3 • USING YOUR BOAT

1. Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist

Provides a comprehensive checklist for boat preparation and use.

2. Trailer Launching and Loading

Guides on safely launching and loading the boat on a trailer.

3. Fueling the Boat

Details safe procedures for fueling the boat, including static electricity precautions.

4. Boarding

Outlines safe practices for boarding the boat.

5. Personal Flotation Devices (PFD's)

Emphasizes the importance and proper use of PFDs for all occupants.

6. Passenger Instruction and Location

Advises on instructing passengers and their seating.

7. Starting the Engine

Provides pre-start checks and steps for starting the engine.

8. Shifting to Drive the Boat

Explains how to shift into forward or reverse gear.

9. Stopping the Engine

Details the procedure for safely stopping the engine.

10. Steering System

Discusses the boat's steering system and its maintenance.

SECTION 4 • BILGE & UNDERWATER GEAR

1. Bilge

Describes the bilge area and its components like pumps and drain plugs.

A. Fuel & Oil Spillage

Addresses regulations and procedures for fuel and oil spills in the bilge.

B. Drain Plug

Stresses the importance of the drain plug for preventing sinking.

C. Bilge Pumps

Explains the operation and maintenance of bilge pumps.

2. Engines and Stern Drive

Covers maintenance and service for the engine and stern drive.

A. Maintenance & Service

Stresses following maintenance schedules for engine and stern drive.

B. Vibration & Causes

Discusses common causes of vibration and potential damage.

C. Impact to Stern Drive

Warns about potential damage from impacts to the stern drive.

D. Propeller Removal and Installation

Provides step-by-step instructions for propeller maintenance.

SECTION 5 • FUEL SYSTEM

1. Fuel System

Describes the components of the boat's fuel system.

2. Fueling Precautions

Details essential safety precautions for fueling.

A. Static Electricity and the Fuel System

Explains static electricity hazards during fueling.

B. General

Provides general fuel capacity and consumption guidance.

C. Before and During Fueling – Checklist

Lists safety checks to perform before and during fueling.

D. After Fueling – Checklist

Lists checks to perform after fueling is completed.

SECTION 6 • ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

1. Electrical Systems

Explains the boat's 12-volt DC electrical system and battery.

A. Batteries

Covers battery safety, removal, and maintenance.

B. Ignition Protection

Discusses ignition-protected components in the engine compartment.

C. Breakers and/or Fuses

Explains fuse and breaker replacement and safety.

D. Fuse Panel

Describes the location and function of the fuse panel.

2. Electrolytic Corrosion & Zinc Anodes

Explains how to prevent and manage electrolytic corrosion.

3. Marine Electronic Cathodic Anti-Corrosion System (Mercathode®)

Describes the Mercathode system for corrosion protection.

4. Electrical Systems

Refers to schematics and wiring diagrams provided in the manual.

SECTION 7 • OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES

1. Options & Accessories Locations

Shows locations of various standard and optional equipment.

2. Automatic Fire Extinguisher System (Option)

Details the optional automatic fire suppression system.

3. Canvas

Discusses canvas use, safety, and types.

4. Horn

Explains the operation of the boat's horn.

5. Swim Platform w/ Ladder (Optional)

Covers safety rules for using the swim platform and ladder.

6. Depth Finder (Optional)

Describes the optional high-performance digital sonar depth finder.

7. Head Systems

Explains the available head system options.

8. Stereo Systems

Details the standard and optional stereo systems.

9. Exhaust Systems

Describes the standard and optional exhaust system choices.

SECTION 8 • REQUIRED INSPECTION, SERVICE, & MAINTENANCE

1. Summary Guide For Inspection, Service and Maintenance

Provides a chart of routine inspections and maintenance schedules.

2. Engine

Lists essential engine checks before each use.

3. Fuel System

Outlines inspection points for the fuel system.

4. Wiring System

Details checks for the boat's wiring system.

5. Fittings, Hoses and Clamps

Describes inspection points for hoses and fittings.

B. Topside and Supplies

Recommends annual review of topside equipment and safety supplies.

4. Winterization Checklist For Boats Stored On Land

Provides a checklist for winterizing the boat for storage.

A. Boat Storage

Details proper procedures for storing the boat on land.

B. Engines

Covers engine preparation for winter storage.

C. Battery (ies)

Explains battery removal and storage for winter.

5. Fitting Out After Storage

Guides on preparing the boat after winter storage.

A. Fuel System

Details fuel system checks after storage.

B. Battery (ies)

Covers battery installation and checks after storage.

C. Miscellaneous

Lists general checks for various boat systems.

6. Security Considerations

Provides tips for securing the boat when unattended.

7. Power Steering System Maintenance

Outlines maintenance procedures for the power steering system.

8. Quick Reference Checklist

Offers checklists for pre-departure and post-trip boat checks.

A. Boarding the Boat*

Provides a checklist for general, boat systems, and engine checks before boarding.

B. Preparing To Depart and After Launching

Lists checks for departing and starting the engine.

C. Departing

Outlines checks and actions for departing.

D. Returning To Port

Lists checks and actions for returning to port.

E. Securing the Boat

Details procedures for securing the boat.

F. If the Engine Does Not Start

Provides troubleshooting steps for engine starting issues.

9. After Market Equipment Checklist

Template for checking aftermarket equipment.

10. Maintenance Log

Provides a log for recording maintenance activities.

SECTION 9 • CARE & REFINISHING

1. Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substances

Warns about flammable materials and proper cleaning practices.

2. Fiberglass & Gelcoat

Guides on cleaning and maintaining fiberglass and gelcoat surfaces.

3. Stains & Scratches

Advises on removing stains and scratches from the boat's finish.

4. Permanently Moored or Docked Boats

Provides methods for preventing marine growth on the hull.

5. Topside Areas

Covers cleaning of various topside areas.

A. Stainless Steel and Alloy Fittings

Details cleaning procedures for metal fittings.

B. Salt Crystals

Advises on cleaning salt crystals from instruments.

6. Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)

Provides cleaning instructions for acrylic surfaces.

7. Canvas and Clear Vinyl

Guides on cleaning and storing canvas and vinyl.

8. Exterior Upholstery Fabric

Explains how to clean exterior upholstery.

9. Interior Upholstery Fabric

Refers to manufacturer's information for interior upholstery cleaning.

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