Customer’s Packet
Your Forest River Marine boat has many features and
accessories that have existing printed material provided
by the various equipment manufacturers. This informa-
tion is compiled in a package that we reference through-
out this manual as a “Customer’s packet”.
This customer’s packet includes a Forest River Marine
Owner ’s Manual, component manuals, and engine
manual (if applicable) to advise on operation, service,
specifications, maintenance, warranty and other useful
facts. Your Customer’s packet can also be used to retain
instructions and data compiled on additional equipment
and accessories installed after delivery. Also, please
read the included NMMA manual, “Pontoon/Deck Style
Boats”.
Manufacturers’ Warranties
The following list of components has been compiled to
help you know which products installed on your boat may
have their own warranties.
If you have any of these components on your boat, be
sure to check the manufacturer’s literature supplied with
your Forest River Customer’s packet to confirm whether
they require you to register your purchase with them to
validate their warranty.
These warranties usually apply only to the first owner of
the boat. We recommend that you send the various war-
ranty registration cards immediately before any time con-
straints on registration expire.
Manufacturer’s literature is supplied by each individual
company according to the specific items used in the pro-
duction of your boat. This information is part of the Cus-
tomer’s packet you received with your boat.
Only those products which are used on your unit will be
included in this packet. Inspect this literature with your
dealer during the pre-delivery inspection and report any
literature shortage to the dealer at that time. Below is an
example of the types of information you will find.
APPLIANCES WATER
• Refrigerator
• Water Resistant
Stereo with Mp3 &
iPod Compatibility
• GPS
• Water Pump
• Faucet
ELECTRICAL MISCELLANEOUS
• Battery • Fire Extinguisher
NOTE:
A component manufacturer is one who produces a prod-
uct which is used in the production of your Pontoon boat.
State Registration
All motorized watercraft not documented by the U.S.
Coast Guard must display registration numbers. Every
boat equipped with propulsion machinery of any type
must be registered in the main state of usage. In nearly
all states, this means registration with the designated
state agency. In a few jurisdictions, the Coast Guard
retains registration authority. Registration numbers and
validation stickers must be displayed on the boat accord-
ing to regulations.
Insurance
The boat owner is legally responsible for any damages or
injuries caused by the boat. In most states this is true
even if someone else is operating the boat when the
accident occurs. You should carry adequate personal
liability and property damage insurance on your boat as
you do on your home and automobile. You should also
protect your investment by insuring your boat, motor, and
trailer against physical damage or theft. Please contact a
qualified insurance professional to help you.
Disposal of Garbage
Plastic refuse dumped in water can kill fish and marine
wildlife and can damage propellers and water intakes.
Other forms of waterborne garbage can litter beaches
and cause infection and illness. U.S. Coast Guard regu-
lations completely prohibit the dumping of plastic refuse
or other garbage mixed with plastic anywhere and
restrict the dumping of other forms of trash within speci-
fied distances from shore. Do not litter.
Marine Sanitary Device
You are responsible for obeying all local laws concerning
waste discharge. If your boat has a portable toilet, con-
tact the U.S. Coast Guard, local marina, or your dealer
for information concerning these laws.
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