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Guides owners on how to obtain service, parts, and repairs for their boat.
Lists minimum safety equipment required by USCG for boats under 26'.
Describes the optional automatic fire extinguisher system and its indicator light.
Discusses the dangers of carbon monoxide and how to prevent poisoning.
Details PFD requirements, classifications, and proper use for safety.
Emphasizes the dangers of alcohol and drugs affecting boat operation safety.
Explains the boat's maximum weight and person capacity plate for safe operation.
Discusses engine options and propeller selection for optimal boat performance.
Covers boat stability standards and how load affects it.
Provides safety rules for maintaining boat control in various conditions and traffic.
Details safety precautions for swimming, skiing, and diving.
Outlines procedures for medical emergencies, water rescues, fire, and capsizing.
Illustrates the locations of various warning labels on the boat for safety awareness.
Advises on safe seating and movement of passengers on the boat.
Explains the stern drive propulsion system, including engine and drive unit.
Details the function of key controls like gear shift, throttle, and power trim.
Explains the purpose and operation of the ignition shutdown safety switch.
Describes the engine alarm system and its indicators for potential problems.
Explains the function of critical engine gauges like tachometer and oil pressure.
Provides critical pre-use, in-water, and end-of-trip checks for safe boat operation.
Offers guidance on proper trailer use for launching and loading to prevent hull damage.
Details crucial safety procedures and precautions for fueling the boat, especially regarding gasoline vapors.
Provides safety instructions for boarding the boat to prevent slips and falls.
Emphasizes PFD requirements, proper sizing, and ensuring they are accessible for all occupants.
Covers essential steps and safety checks before starting the boat's engine, including fume checks.
Describes the boat's steering system and the importance of regular checks for safety.
Details critical safety measures for fueling, including static electricity prevention.
Explains the risks of static electricity during fueling and the boat's bonding system.
Outlines a protocol for inspecting critical boat systems like the bilge, engine, and fuel system.
Offers a summarized checklist for boarding, departing, and returning to port.
Provides troubleshooting steps for engine starting issues, covering no response and no ignition.
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