What should I do if the fishbox pump out pump runs, but does not pump out the fishbox on my Everglades 325 CC?
If the fishbox pump out pump runs on your Everglades Boat, but does not pump out the fishbox, you can try to clean the strainer, fill the fishbox half full of water, then turn the pump on and off several times to move the air out and prime the pump, or clean the discharge line.
What to do if the head will not flush on my Everglades Boat?
If the head will not flush on your Everglades Boat, you can pump out the holding tank.
Why will the holding tank on my Everglades 325 CC Boat not empty?
If the holding tank on your Everglades Boat will not empty, you can try to clean the vent and vent hose, or tighten loose fittings or replace damaged hoses.
How to get rid of excessive odor from the marine head on my Everglades 325 CC Boat?
To address excessive odor from the marine head on your Everglades Boat, you can pump out the holding tank and clean the vent and vent hose, add deodorizer to the holding tank each time it is pumped out, or pump the holding tank if it has contained waste for two weeks or more.
What to do if the baitwell pump runs, but does not pump water in my Everglades 325 CC?
If the baitwell pump runs, but does not pump water in your Everglades Boat, you can try to put the boat in reverse to clean the strainer, prime the system, or open the valve.
What should I do if the fresh water pump runs, but will not pump water in my Everglades 325 CC?
If the fresh water pump runs, but will not pump water in your Everglades Boat, you can try to fill the tank, replace or repair the hose, or repair or replace the pump.
What to do if the washdown pump runs but doesn't pump water on my Everglades 325 CC Boat?
If the washdown pump runs but doesn't pump water on your Everglades Boat, you can try to open the valve or clean the sea strainer.
Why does my Everglades Boat wander and not hold a course at cruise speeds?
If your Everglades Boat wanders and will not hold a course at cruise speeds, you can try to fill & bleed the system, replace or adjust the steering tab, or grease the spindle.
Why is the hydraulic steering on my Everglades 325 CC Boat slow to respond and erratic?
If the hydraulic steering on your Everglades Boat is slow to respond and erratic, you can try to fill and bleed the system, check and adjust or repair any binding component, or grease the spindle.
What to do if my Everglades 325 CC engine is running too hot?
If your Everglades Boat engine is running too hot, you can try to clean the pick up, repair the pump, or replace it.
Manual includes DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION statements for safe operation.
Details on boat, engine, trailer, and dealer information for service.
Technical data including dimensions, weight, capacity, and performance specs.
Technical data including dimensions, weight, capacity, and performance specs.
Technical data including dimensions, weight, capacity, and performance specs.
Compliance with European directives and ISO standards for export models.
Compliance with European directives and ISO standards for export models.
Compliance with European directives and ISO standards for export models.
Importance of completing and mailing warranty registration cards for coverage.
Information on potential equipment changes and warranty repair procedures.
Legal requirements for boat registration, insurance, and accident reporting.
Overview of safety equipment, including engine alarms and their function.
Details on Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) and visual distress signals.
Information on sound signaling, navigation lights, and fire extinguisher requirements.
Guidance on first-aid kits, EPIRBs, and other recommended safety items.
Examples and locations of caution and warning labels on the boat.
Basic boat operation, safety checks, and navigation rules overview.
Explains overtaking rules, night navigation, and navigational aids.
Visual guide to navigational aids, storm warnings, and bridge signals.
Checklist for pre-cruise checks, tool kits, and spare parts.
Guidelines for operating the boat, alcohol impact, and weather considerations.
Steps to stop the boat and advice on docking with dock lines.
Techniques for maneuvering to docks, slips, and leaving docks safely.
How to anchor, and steps for controls, steering, or propulsion system failure.
Actions for collisions, grounding, flooding, capsizing, and fishing safety.
Safety precautions for the Crow's Nest and steps for man overboard recovery.
Essential safety rules and precautions for towing skiers and wakeboarders.
Safety for water sports communication and hazards of teak surfing.
Regulations on trash disposal and proper boat trailering practices.
Advice on choosing the right trailer and ensuring proper hull support.
Essential checks for towing safety and compliance with state/local laws.
Overview of 4-cycle outboard engines, oil, and manufacturer manuals.
Details on preventing corrosion, engine lubrication, and cooling systems.
Guidance on propeller choice, performance tuning, and potential issues.
Explanation of helm instruments like tachometers and engine alarms.
Information on speedometers, overheat warnings, fuel gauges, and alarms.
Covers optional depth gauge, compass, and maintenance of instruments.
Introduction to throttle, steering, and trim tab controls at the helm.
Operation of electronic throttle/shift controls and neutral safety switch function.
How to use power tilt/trim and the function of engine stop switches.
Explanation of manual/power steering and trim tab operation.
Using trim tabs effectively and operating the optional bow thruster.
Routine maintenance for steering systems, trim tabs, and general controls.
Specific maintenance for bow thruster and trim tab systems.
Information on fuel system design, maintenance, fuel fill, and tank vents.
How the outboard fuel system works and maintenance of fuel filters.
Step-by-step guide for fueling the boat safely, including static electricity precautions.
Periodic inspection of fuel system components and advice on fuel quality.
Description of the boat's 120V AC and 12V DC systems, and battery types.
Information on remotely activated battery switches and voltage sensitive relays.
Information on remotely activated battery switches and VSRs for the 325 CC.
How VSRs manage charging and the use of manual battery switches.
Details on ignition panels, accessory switch panels, and circuit protection.
Operation of switches for bilge pumps, baitwell, horn, and fishbox pumps.
Operation of battery switches, windshield controls, and various lights.
How to operate dash, hardtop, and navigation/anchor lights.
Information on circuit breaker functions, power ports, and main circuit protection.
Explanation of circuits protected by heavy-duty breakers like Main, Electronics, and Windlass.
Details on battery protection circuits, fuse panels, and the boat's bonding system.
Safety for AC systems and procedures for connecting/disconnecting shore power.
How the battery charger works and routine maintenance for electrical systems.
Battery inspection, maintenance, and safety precautions for electrical systems.
Introduction to the potable water tank, distribution lines, and pump.
Operation of head sink/shower, washdown, and routine system maintenance.
Step-by-step guide to sanitize the fresh water tank using bleach.
Introduction to raw water systems, pumps, and priming procedures.
Using the washdown hose and operating the baitwell system.
Routine maintenance for hoses, strainers, pumps, and seacock valves.
How water is drained overboard and details on cockpit sole drains.
Information on hardtop drains, bilge pumps, and fishbox/baitwell drainage.
Details on cockpit drains, shower sump system, and overall drainage maintenance.
Cleaning drains, strainers, boxes, and operating seacock valves.
Details on cabin ventilation, door panels, and opening port windows.
Operation of windshield ventilation, bilge ventilation, and system maintenance.
Information on deck fittings, handrails, and the rope locker/windlass system.
Using the windlass and its components on the 325 Center Console.
Maintenance of anchor rope locker and securing the anchor with the chain binder.
Details on hull design, engine mounting, swim platforms, and boarding ladders.
Operation of cockpit hatches, doors, and safety warnings.
Details on rod storage, dive doors, and boarding ladders.
Safety for dive doors, boarding ladders, and stern baitwell operation.
Information on insulated aft fishboxes and convertible aft bench seats.
Access to systems compartment and features of the 275 CC bait station.
Features of the 295 CC bait station and helm seat adjustments.
Bow compartments, forward fishbox, and fire extinguisher mounting.
Operation and safety of the dive door and boarding ladder on 325 CC.
Details on stern baitwell, cooler/fishbox, and aft bench seat features.
Access to systems compartment and features of the 325 CC bait station.
Helm seat features, bow compartment storage, and forward storage box.
Bow area customization (deck, lounge, table) and helm station layout.
Safely opening and closing the helm station and its securing latches.
Operating the windshield, wipers, washers, and maintaining the frame.
Operation of head compartment door, console seats, and hardtop features.
Hardtop weight limits, modifications, and Crow's Nest usage.
Features of the head compartment, including toilet, storage, and access panels.
Head compartment features and operation of the marine toilet system.
Operating the overboard discharge pump, holding tank, and odor control.
Cleaning below the waterline, bottom painting, and anode maintenance.
Proper cleaning and maintenance for stainless steel and gelcoat surfaces.
Maintenance for anodized and powder coated aluminum components.
Maintenance for chrome, acrylic glass, engines, and fuel systems.
Cleaning and maintaining vinyl upholstery and acrylic canvas tops.
Care for Strataglass, canvas enclosures, and interior cleaning.
Maintenance for woodwork, bilge systems, drainage, and windshield hydraulics.
Cleaning drains, operating pumps, and winterizing notes.
Steps for hauling, lifting, and supporting the boat for storage.
Advice on trailer/lift support and general boat preparation for storage.
Procedures for winterizing fresh water, raw water, and marine head systems.
Steps to winterize outboard engines, hardtop, and Crow's Nest components.
Procedures for reactivating the boat after winter storage.
Electrical schematic illustrating wiring for the 275/295 Center Console.
Electrical schematic illustrating wiring for the 325 Center Console.
Definitions of common boating terms starting with A, B, and C.
Definitions of common boating terms starting with D, E, F, and G.
Definitions of common boating terms starting with H, I, K, L, M, N, P.
Definitions of common boating terms starting with S, T, U, W, Y.
Blank log for recording boat maintenance activities and service details.
Official form for documenting boating accidents and required information.
Information to leave with someone ashore for trip safety and communication.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with steering, controls, and boat performance.
Troubleshooting common engine issues such as overheating and charging problems.
Identifying and fixing issues with boat accessories like pumps and strainers.
Resolving problems with bilge pumps, marine heads, and holding tanks.
General| Brand | Everglades |
|---|---|
| Model | 325 CC |
| Category | Boat |
| Language | English |
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