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Describes boat features, operation, and safety information.
Information from equipment manufacturers installed on the boat.
Outlines content of manual and packet, emphasizing safety and operation.
Operator's duties for safety, including courses and boat handling.
Lists organizations for boating courses and recommended reading.
Details dealer's role in pre-delivery, demonstration, and orientation.
Explains warranty coverage for components and expresses limited warranty.
Explains the importance of HIN and engine serial numbers for identification.
Details Baja's compliance with safety acts and industry standards.
Guides on obtaining service, parts, and repair through authorized dealers.
Explains the meaning and importance of various safety labels on the boat.
Lists minimum safety equipment required by the U.S. Coast Guard for boats.
Describes the automatic system and portable extinguishers, including operation and safety.
Warns about CO hazards from engines/appliances and safety measures.
Details types of PFDs, requirements, and proper use for passenger safety.
Lists extra equipment for safe boating, especially when out of sight of land.
Emphasizes the dangers of operating a boat under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Explains how to determine and respect the boat's passenger and weight capacity.
Advises against exceeding recommended engine power and the warranty implications.
Discusses propeller selection, maintenance, and avoiding operation at excessive RPM.
Explains factors affecting boat stability and the risks of overloading.
Stresses operator awareness, passenger safety, and safe maneuvering techniques.
Categorizes boats by design for weather conditions and provides rules for safe operation.
Emphasizes planning routes using charts and navigational aids to avoid hazards.
Provides safety guidelines for swimming, skiing, and diving activities.
Safety rules for swimming from the boat, including engine shutdown.
Guidelines for safe water skiing, including PFD use and skier communication.
Information on recognizing and respecting dive flags and maintaining safe distances.
Covers procedures for various emergencies like fire, flooding, and medical issues.
Recommendations for first aid preparedness and basic medical response on board.
Steps for rescuing someone overboard, including approaching and getting them back aboard.
Actions to take in case of fire, including using extinguishers and abandoning ship.
Procedures for handling flooding, swamping, or capsizing incidents.
Actions to take following collisions or leaks, including reporting requirements.
Steps to take when running aground, including checking for damage and freeing the boat.
Procedures for engine failure, loss of controls, or steering issues.
Lists U.S. and Canadian Coast Guard safety hotlines for additional information.
Lists regulatory authorities whose standards the vessel meets.
Addresses California warnings on chemicals and safe disposal practices.
Regulations and practices for preventing and managing fuel and oil discharges.
Guidelines for proper waste and plastic trash disposal according to regulations.
Notes on noise regulations and courtesy for operating boats quietly.
Warnings about boat wakes and the operator's responsibility for damage or injury caused.
Provides a glossary of common boating terms and definitions.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on controls, gauges, and in the manual.
Instructions and precautions for docking, lifting, and trailering the boat.
Guidelines for passenger seating and safety during boat movement.
Provides key dimensions and clearance specifications for the boat.
Explains the stern drive (inboard-outboard) propulsion system.
Discusses propeller selection and the importance of adhering to RPM limits.
Illustrates the layout of standard deck features and components.
Details the function of key boat controls for operation.
Explains how to operate the shift and throttle controls for forward and reverse movement.
Describes the power trim system for adjusting boat angle and its gauge.
Explains the trailer switch function for raising the drive unit for trailering.
Details the function and operation of trim tabs for boat leveling and trim.
Explains the safety lanyard system for shutting down the engine if the operator is incapacitated.
Covers audible alarms for engine temperature, oil pressure, and stern drive oil.
Highlights the importance of monitoring key engine gauges for proper operation.
Explains the tachometer for RPM and the hour meter for tracking engine operating time.
Describes the function of essential engine gauges and the need for constant monitoring.
Outlines the requirements for using navigation and anchor lights.
Provides a comprehensive checklist for before, during, and after using the boat.
Offers guidance and warnings on proper trailer handling for launching and loading.
Details safety precautions and procedures for fueling the boat to prevent fire hazards.
Provides safety rules for boarding the boat, emphasizing slippery decks and passenger assistance.
Stresses the importance of PFDs for all passengers and proper use.
Outlines instructions for passengers regarding boat behavior and safety.
Covers pre-start checks, procedures for starting gasoline engines, and the 1/3 fuel rule.
Explains the process of shifting into forward or reverse gear and handling the boat.
Details the steps for safely stopping the engine and securing the boat.
Discusses the boat's steering systems and maintenance requirements.
Explains the hydraulic steering system, its maintenance, and required oil type.
Describes the power steering system, its inspection, and fluid level checks.
Covers bilge area components, fuel/oil spillage, drain plug, and bilge pumps.
Regulations on discharging fuel/oil and proper cleanup procedures.
Instructions for using and securing the bilge drain plug to prevent sinking.
Details the operation of bilge pumps, float switches, and alarms.
Explains the function of bilge blowers in removing explosive gasoline fumes.
Covers engine and stern drive maintenance, service, and common causes of vibration.
Emphasizes regular maintenance for engine and stern drive reliability.
Identifies common causes of vibration and necessary corrective actions.
Advises on minimizing stern drive damage from impacts and checking for damage after impact.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing and installing the boat's propeller.
Describes the standard gasoline fuel system components and safety features.
Provides essential safety guidelines and precautions for fueling the boat.
Explains the risk of static electricity during fueling and how to prevent it.
General tips for fueling, including checking fill plates and fuel consumption.
A checklist of items and actions required before and during fueling.
A checklist of actions to perform after fueling, including checking for fumes.
Covers the boat's DC electrical system, batteries, and ignition protection.
Explains the 12-volt DC system, its power source, and voltage indication.
Details battery safety, maintenance, charging, and proper handling.
Highlights the need for ignition-protected components in the engine compartment.
Explains the function of breakers/fuses, replacement guidelines, and hazards.
Describes the illuminated switch pad and fuse panel for controlling accessories.
Discusses electrolytic corrosion and the role of zinc anodes in protecting underwater metals.
Explains the function of the Mercathode® system for preventing corrosion.
Refers to schematics and wiring harness illustrations, recommending dealer service.
Shows the locations of standard and optional equipment on the boat.
Details the automatic fire suppression system, its indicator light, and emergency procedures.
Describes the port for inserting a fire extinguisher into the engine compartment.
Discusses canvas options and safety precautions related to carbon monoxide buildup.
Explains the operation of the electric horn and its maintenance.
Information on the optional swim platform with ladder and associated safety rules.
Describes the optional digital depth finder and its automatic operation.
Details the standard and optional stereo system packages.
Introduces the different head system options available on the boat.
Explains EPA standards for marine sanitation devices and discharge regulations.
Describes the portable head unit, holding tanks, and dockside pump-out procedures.
Explains the VacuFlush® head system, its components, and operation.
Covers holding tank indicators, emptying procedures, and potential issues.
Details the vent filter's function in controlling head system odors and its replacement.
Describes the standard and optional exhaust systems available for the boat.
Provides a chart summarizing required inspection and maintenance intervals for various boat systems.
A form to record essential service information about the boat and its components.
Outlines a protocol for inspecting and maintaining critical boat systems.
Details thorough inspection of the bilge area for leaks, contamination, and pump operation.
Emphasizes daily checks and maintenance for the engine to prevent shore-based failure.
Guides on inspecting the fuel system for leaks, loose fittings, and cleaning filters.
Steps for inspecting the wiring system for support, insulation, terminals, and connections.
Procedures for inspecting bilge fittings, hoses, clamps, and fasteners for damage.
Annual review of topside equipment, safety supplies, PFDs, and first aid kits.
A checklist for preparing the boat for storage during winter.
Guidelines for storing the boat properly for winter, including hull drain plug and bilge.
Engine preparation for winter storage, including flushing and drain plugs.
Instructions for removing, storing, and maintaining batteries during winter.
Steps to take to prepare the boat for use after winter storage.
Checks for the fuel system after storage, including connections and lines.
Procedures for reinstalling batteries after storage, including cleaning and greasing.
Checks for thru-hull fittings, navigation lights, switches, blowers, and anchor gear.
Final checks of fuel systems after storage, including fluid levels and wiring.
Advice on securing the boat by removing keys, locking hatches, and stowing gear.
Maintenance procedures for the power steering system, including lubrication and fluid checks.
A checklist to ensure essential safety and operational items are ready before departing.
A checklist for general items and boat systems to check before boarding and departing.
Checklist items for preparing the boat and engine before launching and departing.
Key checks for departing, including passengers, lines, trim tabs, and navigation lights.
Essential steps for returning to port, covering passengers, lines, lights, and engine checks.
Steps for securing the boat after use, including switches, controls, and ignition.
Troubleshooting steps for engine starting issues, covering no response and no ignition.
A section to list and check the condition of any aftermarket equipment added to the boat.
A logbook to record all maintenance performed on the boat and engine hours.
Warnings and guidelines on using cleaning agents, emphasizing fire hazards and environmental concerns.
Explains the boat's fiberglass and gelcoat construction and care.
Instructions for cleaning stainless steel and alloy fittings, including rust removal.
Advice on removing stains and minor scratches from gelcoat and painted surfaces.
Methods for preventing marine growth on boats moored in water.
General care instructions for the boat's topside areas.
Instructions for cleaning stainless steel and alloy fittings, including rust removal.
Guidance on cleaning salt crystals from instruments and plastic covers.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining acrylic plastic sheeting (e.g., windows).
Guidelines for storing and caring for canvas and clear vinyl components.
Procedures for cleaning and maintaining exterior upholstery fabric.
Information on cleaning and maintaining interior upholstery fabric.
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