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Provides operating and safety information, responsibilities.
Contains info from equipment manufacturers like engine, steering system.
Outlines manual content: safety, features, equipment, use, service.
Operator's duties: safety course, handling, rules, navigation, registration.
Lists boating course providers and resources for information.
Dealer's role: pre-delivery check, demo, orientation, warranty info.
Details component warranties and Baja's warranty coverage.
Importance of HIN for correspondence and orders.
Compliance with safety acts, NMMA certification, ABYC standards, ISO standards.
How to get service, parts, and repair from authorized dealers.
Explains meanings of Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice labels used in manual and on boat.
Lists USCG minimum safety equipment for boats under 26 ft.
Dangers of carbon monoxide, symptoms, and prevention methods.
Illustrates situations leading to high carbon monoxide accumulation.
Details types of PFDs (Type I, II, III, IV, V) and requirements for their use.
Lists recommended safety items beyond legally mandated ones.
Warns against operating a boat under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Explains how to find and respect boat's maximum weight and person capacity.
Advises against exceeding engine power limits and cautions about modifications.
Discusses propeller selection and avoiding operation beyond recommended RPM.
Discusses factors affecting boat stability and passenger distribution.
Emphasizes operator awareness of surroundings and conditions for safe control.
Reminds operators to know boat limits, instruct passengers, and take responsibility.
Explains boat design categories based on weather conditions and provides rules.
Stresses the importance of navigation and using charts to avoid hazards.
Safety precautions for swimming and skiing.
Information on diving flags and safe distances.
General courtesy and safety for water sports.
Importance of knowing how to react in emergencies.
Recommendations for medical preparedness and first aid.
Steps for rescuing a person overboard.
Precautions and actions to take in case of fire.
Actions to take in case of flooding, swamping, or capsizing.
Actions to take in case of collisions or leaks.
Actions to take when running aground.
Actions to take if propulsion, control, or steering fails.
Contact information for safety resources like the Coast Guard.
Lists international standards the vessel meets.
Warnings about chemicals in boat components and environmental protection.
Regulations and advice on proper waste disposal.
Notes on noise regulations and courtesy.
Warnings about boat wakes and responsibility for damage.
Glossary of common nautical terms.
Explanation of symbols used on controls and in the manual.
Illustrates locations of various warning labels on the boat.
Procedures and warnings for docking, lifting, and trailering the boat.
Guidelines for safe passenger placement and behavior on the boat.
Provides key dimensions and clearances for the boat in SAE units.
Provides key dimensions and clearances in metric units.
Describes the stern drive propulsion system.
Discusses propeller selection and avoiding operation beyond recommended RPM.
Diagram showing the layout of deck components and features.
Explains major boat controls including shift, throttle, and power trim.
Explains the trailer switch for raising/lowering the drive unit.
Explains the function and operation of trim tabs.
Explains the purpose and use of the ignition shutdown switch and lanyard.
Explains the engine alarm system for critical alerts.
Explains important gauges like tachometer, oil pressure, water temperature, and fuel gauges.
Rules and requirements for using navigation and anchor lights.
Comprehensive checklist for pre-use, launch, and post-use boat checks.
Guidance on proper trailer launching and loading procedures.
Detailed instructions and safety precautions for fueling the boat.
Safety advice for boarding the boat.
Emphasizes PFD use for all passengers and proper fitting.
Importance of instructing passengers and keeping them seated safely.
Step-by-step guide and safety precautions for starting the engine.
Instructions on how to shift into forward or reverse gear.
Procedures for safely stopping the engine and securing the boat.
Overview of steering systems, including hydraulic and power steering.
Covers bilge area, drain plug, and bilge pumps, including fuel/oil spillages.
Explains the function of bilge blowers in preventing fume buildup.
Importance of regular engine and stern drive maintenance.
Discusses stern drive damage from impacts and necessary precautions.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing propellers.
Overview of the gasoline fuel system components.
Detailed instructions and safety precautions for fueling the boat.
Checklist for actions after fueling is completed.
Overview of the boat's 12V DC electrical system.
Information on battery types, installation, and maintenance.
Importance of ignition-protected components in gasoline environments.
Explains the use of breakers and fuses and their proper replacement.
Location and function of the fuse panel and accessory switches.
Explains electrolytic corrosion and the role of zinc anodes.
Describes the Mercathode system for corrosion protection.
Mentions schematics and recommends dealer service for electrical work.
Diagram and explanation of the ignition switch circuit.
Diagram of the drive pump electrical circuit.
Diagram of drive pump for twin engines with trim tabs.
Table showing locations of standard and optional equipment.
Information on canvas options, care, and safety warnings related to enclosed cockpits.
Operation and maintenance of the electric horn.
Description of the optional depth finder and its operation.
Details the standard and optional stereo system packages.
Information on the portable head system.
Describes the thru-hub exhaust system and noise limits.
A comprehensive chart detailing inspection and maintenance intervals for various boat systems.
Blank fields to record owner, boat, and engine details for service reference.
Detailed inspection and maintenance procedures for bilge, engine, and fuel systems.
Checks for wiring support, insulation, terminals, and connections.
Inspection of bilge fittings, hoses, clamps, and fasteners.
Annual review of topside equipment and safety supplies like PFDs.
Checklist for winterizing the boat for storage.
Procedures for preparing the boat after storage.
Advice on securing the boat when unattended.
Lubrication and inspection procedures for the power steering system.
A checklist for safe operation, covering general, boat systems, and engine items.
Checklist for preparing to depart and after launching.
Important precautions and steps for starting the engine.
Checklist for departing the dock.
Checklist for returning to port.
Procedures for securing the boat after use.
Troubleshooting steps for engine starting issues.
Checklist for verifying aftermarket equipment.
A logbook for recording maintenance performed on the boat, including date and engine hours.
Warnings and advice on cleaning agents and their potential hazards.
Information on the fiberglass hull and gelcoat, and basic cleaning.
Methods to prevent marine growth on the hull.
Maintenance for topside areas, including fittings and instruments.
Cleaning and care for exterior upholstery fabrics.
Maintenance information for interior upholstery fabrics.
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