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General| Max Speed | 25 knots |
|---|---|
| Cruising Speed | 18 knots |
| Cabins | 1 |
| Berths | 2 |
| Displacement | 12, 500 lbs |
| Dry Weight | 12, 500 lbs |
| Engine | Single diesel inboard |
| Fuel Capacity | 200 gal (757 L) |
Details critical safety warnings regarding chemical exposure, maximum horsepower limits, and recommended safe operating practices.
Illustrates the specific locations of various warning and danger stickers throughout the vessel's interior and exterior.
Outlines the legal requirements and restrictions for disposing of garbage from the vessel in marine environments.
Details the federal laws prohibiting the discharge of oil or oily waste into U.S. waters and associated penalties.
Provides a comprehensive explanation of symbols used in the manual for operating instructions, maintenance, and equipment identification.
Presents detailed technical specifications including dimensions, weight, capacities, and performance data for the C-32 Sedan.
Lists comprehensive technical specifications for the C-32 CB model, covering dimensions, weight, and capacities.
Step-by-step instructions for the annual disinfection of the potable water system using a chlorine solution.
Table detailing the amounts of disinfecting agents needed to achieve specified chlorine concentrations in water.
Identifies the location of standard and optional fittings on the starboard side of the vessel, with corresponding numbers.
Locates standard and optional fittings on the port side of the vessel, referenced by number for easy identification.
Illustrates standard and optional equipment on the main cabin top for the Sedan model.
Depicts standard and optional equipment on the main cabin top for the Command Bridge configuration.
Locates standard components situated at the stern of the vessel, such as lights, ladders, and trim tabs.
Details the location and amperage ratings for fuses within Dash Fuse Block #1 and Dash Fuse Block #2.
Shows the fuse configuration for optional navigation equipment, including location and values.
Details fuses for the Thruster Battery, Engine Battery, and Power Distribution Panel (PDP) systems.
Identifies fuse locations and values for optional equipment situated under the helm on the bridge.
Illustrates the placement of main cabin and cockpit lights and the corresponding switches controlling them.
Diagram showing the location of house, engine, and thruster batteries, along with the inverter/charger.
Explains the location and function of the Power Distribution Center (PDP), including its switches and breakers.
Details the standard systems control center, featuring inverter, heat control, and meters for monitoring vessel functions.
Covers components in the NW Edition control center, including solar and water pump controls.
Describes the LE Edition control center, highlighting air conditioning, generator, and blower controls.
Illustrates the AC distribution panel and the AC selector switch for the Northwest Edition of the vessel.
Details the AC distribution panel for the Luxury Edition, showing integration with optional air conditioning and generator.
Explains the function of the inverter in powering outlets and microwaves, including switch and fuse details.
Provides a visual representation of the shore power system, including the inlet, galvanic isolator, and AC panel connection.
Describes the 140-watt solar panel, its battery charging capabilities, and controller location.
Details the generator's fuel supply, filter, silencer, exhaust, and its reliance on the thruster battery for starting.
Illustrates the fuel system for the twin Yamaha 300 engines, including fuel tanks, fills, and filters.
Details the fuel supply line for the generator, including its filter/separator and connection to the fuel tank.
Explains the placement of the Webasto diesel furnace, its controller, pump, and fuel tank capacity.
Shows the layout of the air conditioning system, including its pumps, strainers, and display locations.
Details the multi-port sea strainer used for the marine toilet and raw water washdown, including its connections.
Illustrates the fresh water system, including the tank, water heater, pump, and distribution to sinks and showers.
Describes the shower sump system, its 12V, 500 GPH capacity, and its location beneath the floor.
Explains the automatic operation of bilge pumps, their water detection, and continuous running capability when switches are active.
Details the waste system, holding tank, macerator pump, and dockside pump-out options, including fill level monitoring.
Step-by-step instructions for raising and lowering the mast on Sedan and Sport models.
Procedure for setting up and securing the mast on the Command Bridge configuration.
Instructions for preparing the moving bridge for transport, including securing it with blocks and straps.
Presents the first part of the accessory wiring schematic, detailing connections from fuse blocks to various systems.
Continues the accessory wiring schematic, illustrating connections for systems like stereo, bilge pumps, and CO monitors.
Provides the third part of the accessory wiring schematic, including a key for symbols used in diagrams.
Details the wiring schematic specifically for all lighting circuits, including interior, exterior, and accent lights.
Illustrates the wiring schematic for the Power Distribution Panel (PDP) and the main battery banks, showing power flow.
Checklist for preparing the tow vehicle and boat for safe transport on the road.
Details cleaning tasks and inspections for hull, topsides, decks, and systems before the spring launch.
Ensures safety equipment is functional and the galley is stocked for the upcoming boating season.
Verifies that all necessary boat documents, registration, and insurance are up-to-date.
Guidelines for general maintenance, engine preparation, and galley storage during winter.
Engine-specific tasks for winter storage and protection, including fluid checks and sea strainer flushing.
Galley preparation and storage requirements for the winter season, focusing on refrigeration and food items.
Provides contact details for customer service, including phone and email, and the official company website.
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