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Four winns Horizon 240 - User Manual

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Summary

PREFACE

FOUR WINNS WARRANTY POLICY

Details Four Winns' owner protection plan and warranty coverage.

HULL STRUCTURE WARRANTY

Explains the specific warranty coverage for the boat's hull structure.

WARRANTY REGISTRATION

Outlines the process and importance of registering the boat warranty.

TRANSFER OF WARRANTY

Information on how to transfer the boat warranty to a new owner.

PRE-OWNED UNIT REGISTRATION

Guidance for registering a pre-owned Four Winns boat.

INSURANCE COVERAGE

Advice on acquiring proper insurance protection for the boat.

SERIAL NUMBER RECORD

Instructions for recording and keeping serial numbers for warranty claims.

PRE-DELIVERY SERVICE

Details the dealer's pre-delivery inspection and service process.

REPLACEMENT PARTS

Information on obtaining Four Winns replacement parts and service.

WINNGEAR

Information about Four Winns branded sports clothing.

WARNING CONVENTIONS

CAPACITY LABEL AND OTHER STICKER LOCATIONS

NMMA CERTIFICATION STICKER

CAPACITY LABEL

EQUIPMENT AND PROCEDURES CHECKLIST

SKI TOW WARNING LABEL

BOARDING LADDER WARNING LABEL

ARMORCOAT STICKER

WINNING EDGE STICKER

POWERED VENTILATION FOR GAS ENGINES

NO VENTILATION WARNING LABEL

CARBON MONOXIDE

LEAKING FUEL WARNING LABEL

SHORE POWER WARNING

BOW RIDER SPECIFICATIONS

A. LOA

Length Overall of the boat.

B. BEAM

Maximum width of the boat.

C. KEEL TO W;S SHELF

Distance from keel to windshield shelf.

D. TOTAL HEIGHT

Overall height of the boat.

E. TRANSOM ANGLE

The angle of the boat's transom.

F. DEAD RISE

The angle of the V-hull at the transom.

G. OB TRANSOM HEIGHT - NA

Transom height for outboard motors (Not Applicable).

H. BRIDGE CLEARANCE

Vertical clearance needed under bridges.

I. COCKPIT STERN HEIGHT

Height of the stern of the cockpit.

J. COCKPIT HEIGHT HELM

Height of the helm in the cockpit.

K. FREEBOARD

Vertical distance from the waterline to the deck.

L. DRAFT

Depth of the boat in the water.

BOW RIDER SPECIFICATIONS

A. LOA

Length Overall of the boat.

B. BEAM

Maximum width of the boat.

C. KEEL TO W;S SHELF

Distance from keel to windshield shelf.

D. TOTAL HEIGHT

Overall height of the boat.

E. TRANSOM ANGLE

The angle of the boat's transom.

F. DEAD RISE

The angle of the V-hull at the transom.

G. OB TRANSOM HEIGHT - NA

Transom height for outboard motors (Not Applicable).

H. BRIDGE CLEARANCE

Vertical clearance needed under bridges.

I. COCKPIT STERN HEIGHT

Height of the stern of the cockpit.

J. COCKPIT HEIGHT HELM

Height of the helm in the cockpit.

K. FREEBOARD

Vertical distance from the waterline to the deck.

L. DRAFT

Depth of the boat in the water.

BOW RIDER SPECIFICATIONS

A. LOA

Length Overall of the boat.

B. BEAM

Maximum width of the boat.

C. KEEL TO W;S SHELF

Distance from keel to windshield shelf.

D. TOTAL HEIGHT

Overall height of the boat.

E. TRANSOM ANGLE

The angle of the boat's transom.

F. DEAD RISE

The angle of the V-hull at the transom.

G. OB TRANSOM HEIGHT - NA

Transom height for outboard motors (Not Applicable).

H. BRIDGE CLEARANCE

Vertical clearance needed under bridges.

I. COCKPIT STERN HEIGHT

Height of the stern of the cockpit.

J. COCKPIT HEIGHT HELM

Height of the helm in the cockpit.

K. FREEBOARD

Vertical distance from the waterline to the deck.

L. DRAFT

Depth of the boat in the water.

CUDDY SPECIFICATIONS

A. LOA

Length Overall of the boat.

B. BEAM

Maximum width of the boat.

C. KEEL TO W;S SHELF

Distance from keel to windshield shelf.

D. TOTAL HEIGHT

Overall height of the boat.

E. TRANSOM ANGLE

The angle of the boat's transom.

F. DEAD RISE

The angle of the V-hull at the transom.

G. OB TRANSOM HEIGHT - NA

Transom height for outboard motors (Not Applicable).

H. BRIDGE CLEARANCE

Vertical clearance needed under bridges.

I. COCKPIT STERN HEIGHT

Height of the stern of the cockpit.

J. COCKPIT HEIGHT HELM

Height of the helm in the cockpit.

K. FREEBOARD

Vertical distance from the waterline to the deck.

L. DRAFT

Depth of the boat in the water.

CUDDY SPECIFICATIONS

A. LOA

Length Overall of the boat.

B. BEAM

Maximum width of the boat.

C. KEEL TO W;S SHELF

Distance from keel to windshield shelf.

D. TOTAL HEIGHT

Overall height of the boat.

E. TRANSOM ANGLE

The angle of the boat's transom.

F. DEAD RISE

The angle of the V-hull at the transom.

G. OB TRANSOM HEIGHT - NA

Transom height for outboard motors (Not Applicable).

H. BRIDGE CLEARANCE

Vertical clearance needed under bridges.

I. COCKPIT STERN HEIGHT

Height of the stern of the cockpit.

J. COCKPIT HEIGHT HELM

Height of the helm in the cockpit.

K. FREEBOARD

Vertical distance from the waterline to the deck.

L. DRAFT

Depth of the boat in the water.

CUDDY SPECIFICATIONS

A. LOA

Length Overall of the boat.

B. BEAM

Maximum width of the boat.

C. KEEL TO W;S SHELF

Distance from keel to windshield shelf.

D. TOTAL HEIGHT

Overall height of the boat.

E. TRANSOM ANGLE

The angle of the boat's transom.

F. DEAD RISE

The angle of the V-hull at the transom.

G. OB TRANSOM HEIGHT - NA

Transom height for outboard motors (Not Applicable).

H. BRIDGE CLEARANCE

Vertical clearance needed under bridges.

I. COCKPIT STERN HEIGHT

Height of the stern of the cockpit.

J. COCKPIT HEIGHT HELM

Height of the helm in the cockpit.

K. FREEBOARD

Vertical distance from the waterline to the deck.

L. DRAFT

Depth of the boat in the water.

CONTROL SYSTEMS

C - 1 GENERAL

Overview of boat control systems, throttle, and shift mechanisms.

C - 2 CONTROL OPERATION

Detailed instructions on operating the boat's control systems.

C - 3 NEUTRAL SAFETY SWITCH

Explanation of the neutral safety switch function.

C - 4 CONTROL SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

Guidelines for maintaining the boat's control systems.

STEERING SYSTEMS

D - 1 GENERAL

Introduction to rotary and hydraulic steering systems.

A. Rotary Steering

How the rotary steering system works.

B. Tilt Steering

Instructions for using the tilt steering feature.

C. Power Steering

Information on the boat's power steering system.

D - 2 PROPELLER TORQUE

Explanation of propeller torque and its effect on steering.

D - 3 STEERING SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

Maintenance procedures for the steering system.

B. Rotary System Maintenance

Specific maintenance for rotary steering systems.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

E - 1 GENERAL

Overview of the boat's electrical systems and DC power.

E - 2 BATTERY SYSTEM

Details on single and dual battery systems.

A. Single Battery System

How to connect and manage a single battery system.

B. Dual Battery System

Instructions for operating a dual battery system.

E - 3 12 VOLT ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

Information on 12-volt electrical equipment.

A. Helm Equipment

Description of helm-mounted electrical equipment.

E - 4 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

Maintenance procedures for the electrical system.

A. Battery Maintenance

Steps for proper battery maintenance.

B. Electrical Wiring Maintenance

Guidelines for maintaining electrical wiring.

E - 5 STRAY CURRENT CORROSION

Information on preventing stray current corrosion.

A. General

General explanation of stray current corrosion.

B. Galvanic Corrosion

Explanation of galvanic corrosion.

C. Corrosion Prevention

Methods for preventing corrosion.

FUEL SYSTEMS

F - 1 GASOLINE FUEL SYSTEMS

Overview of gasoline fuel system design and requirements.

A. System Testing

Information on fuel system testing and inspection.

B. Fuel Fills

Instructions for using the fuel fill deck plates.

C. Anti-Syphon Valves

Explanation of the anti-syphon valve function.

D. Fuel Gauge

How to use the fuel gauge.

E. Fuel Senders

How the fuel sender operates.

F. Fuel Filters

Maintenance of fuel filters.

G. Use and Maintenance

General use and maintenance tips for fuel systems.

F - 2 FUEL STANDARDS

Guidelines for using gasoline with alcohol.

Problems With Alcohol In Gasoline

Recommendations

FUELING INSTRUCTIONS

WASTE & WATER SYSTEMS

G - 1 GENERAL

Overview of Four Winns water supply and waste systems.

G - 2 DISINFECTING THE WATER SYSTEM

Step-by-step guide to disinfecting the fresh water system.

WASTE & WATER SYSTEMS

G - 3 FRESH WATER SYSTEMS

Details on fresh water systems, galley, and sink.

A. Cockpit Galley or Sink

Information on cockpit galley or sink usage.

B. Transom Washdown

How to use the transom washdown system.

WASTE & WATER SYSTEMS

G - 4 HEADS

Information on portable heads and enclosed heads.

B. 240 Horizon Enclosed Head

Details on the 240 Horizon enclosed head.

C. 245 Sundowner Soft Head

Details on the 245 Sundowner "Soft" head.

D. 245 Sundowner Enclosed Head

Details on the 245 Sundowner enclosed head.

WASTE & WATER SYSTEMS

E. Pump Out Option

Instructions for using the pump out option for waste.

G - 5 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

Maintenance procedures for the waste and water systems.

A. Clean Vents and Screens

How to clean vents and screens.

B. Winterizing the Water System

Steps for winterizing the boat's water system.

WASTE & WATER SYSTEMS

B. Winterizing the Water System

Steps for winterizing the boat's water system.

WATER SYSTEM

VENTILATION & DRAINAGE SYSTEMS

H - 1 ENGINE COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

Details on engine compartment ventilation systems.

A. Gravity Ventilation System

Explanation of the gravity ventilation system.

B. Forced Air Ventilation

Information on the forced air ventilation system.

C. Engine Ventilation System Maintenance

Maintenance for engine ventilation systems.

H - 2 CABIN VENTILATION

Information on cabin ventilation and its importance.

VENTILATION & DRAINAGE SYSTEMS

H - 3 HULL DRAINAGE SYSTEMS

Details on hull drainage systems and bilge pumps.

A. Transom Drain

Information on the transom drain plug.

B. Bilge Pumps

Explanation of bilge pump operation and automatic switches.

C. Liner Drains

Information on liner drains.

D. Bilge Compartment Drainage

How bilge compartment drainage works.

H - 4 CARBON MONOXIDE

Hazards and prevention of carbon monoxide.

CARBON MONOXIDE

A. Definition of Carbon Monoxide

Definition and chemical properties of carbon monoxide.

B. Properties and Characteristics of Carbon Monoxide

Physical properties of carbon monoxide gas.

C. What Makes Carbon Monoxide

Sources and common causes of carbon monoxide production.

D. How a Person is Affected by Carbon Monoxide

How carbon monoxide affects the human body.

E. Effects of Carbon Monoxide

The health effects of carbon monoxide exposure.

CARBON MONOXIDE

F. Symptoms

Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning.

H. Inspection

How to inspect for potential CO sources.

I. Operation

Operating procedures to minimize CO production.

J. Boathouses, Sea Walls and Other Boats

CO risks in confined areas and near other vessels.

CARBON MONOXIDE

K. Backdrafting (Station Wagon Effect)

Explanation of the backdrafting effect on CO concentration.

CARBON MONOXIDE

N. Altitude and Sea Conditions

How altitude affects engine performance and CO production.

O. Portable Generator Sets

Information on portable generators and CO hazards.

P. Maintenance - Engine Performance

How engine performance affects CO production.

CARBON MONOXIDE

Q. Maintenance - External Conditions

External factors affecting engine performance and CO.

R. CO Detection Systems

Recommendations for CO detection systems.

INTERIOR EQUIPMENT

I - 1 ALCOHOL STOVE

Information and safety precautions for the alcohol stove.

I - 2 GLOVEBOX

Location and use of the glovebox.

I - 3 IN-DASH COOLER

Details about the in-dash cooler.

I - 4 STEREO

Information about the boat's stereo system.

INTERIOR EQUIPMENT

I - 5 CHERRY HELM ENHANCEMENTS

Details on cherry helm enhancements.

I - 6 ANCHOR STORAGE

Information on anchor storage.

I - 7 SKI STORAGE LOCKER

Details on the ski storage locker.

I - 8 HINGED BOW STORAGE

Information on hinged bow storage.

I - 9 BOW FILL-IN CUSHIONS

Details on bow fill-in cushions.

I - 10 AFT FILL-IN CUSHIONS (U-SEATING)

Information on aft fill-in cushions.

I - 11 WALK-THRU DOOR OPTION (HORIZONS)

Details on the walk-thru door option.

I - 12 FENDER STORAGE (HORIZONS)

Information on fender storage.

SAFETY AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT

J - 1 RAILS & DECK HARDWARE

Information on rails and deck hardware.

A. Rails

Details about grab handles and rail safety.

B. Cleats

Information on mooring cleats and their usage.

C. Transom Ski Tow Ring

Warnings and guidelines for using the transom ski tow ring.

D. Anchor Locker

Information on the anchor locker.

E. Maintenance

Maintenance recommendations for deck hardware.

SAFETY AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT

J - 2 WINDSHIELDS

Information on windshields and their cleaning.

J - 3 SWIM PLATFORM

Details on the integrated swim platform and ladder safety.

J - 4 ANCHOR

Recommendations for anchors and their installation.

J - 5 DEPTH SOUNDER

Information on the depth sounder and its limitations.

SAFETY AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT

J - 6 SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Overview of required and recommended safety equipment.

A. Required Safety Equipment

List of essential safety equipment required by law.

B. Personal Floatation Devices (PFD’s)

Requirements and guidelines for using PFDs.

C. PFD Types

Descriptions of different types of PFDs.

SAFETY AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT

PFD Type IV, Throwable

Details on Type IV throwable PFDs.

PFD Type V, Wearable

Details on Type V wearable PFDs.

D. PFD Pointers

Tips for proper PFD fitting and usage.

E. Fire Extinguishers

Requirements and usage of fire extinguishers.

SAFETY AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT

G. Sound Signaling Devices

Information on required sound signaling devices.

H. Navigation Lights

Importance and use of navigation lights.

I. Additional Recommended Equipment

List of recommended extra safety and cruising equipment.

SAFE BOATING PRACTICES

A. Drugs and Alcohol

Warnings about operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

B. Safe Operation

Guidelines for safe boating operation and judgement.

C. Passenger Safety

Ensuring passenger safety and proper behavior aboard.

D. Propeller

Safety warnings and precautions regarding the boat's propeller.

SAFE BOATING PRACTICES

E. First Aid

Basic first aid procedures for boating emergencies.

F. Operation By Minors

Laws and recommendations regarding minors operating boats.

G. “Rules of the Road”

Marine traffic laws and regulations for safe navigation.

H. Voluntary Inspections

Information on courtesy inspections for safety compliance.

I. Safe Boating Courses

Resources for safe boating education courses.

J - 8 BASIC SEAMANSHIP

Introduction to basic seamanship and navigation.

A. Boating Regulations

Overview of boating regulations and authorities.

SAFE BOATING PRACTICES

B. Rules of Seamanship

Rules of the road for right-of-way and navigation.

1. Right-of-way

Explains right-of-way rules between vessels.

2. Meeting Head-On

Procedures for boats meeting head-on.

3. Crossing Situations

Rules for boats in crossing navigation situations.

4. Overtaking

Rules for boats overtaking other vessels.

SAFE BOATING PRACTICES

5. The General Prudential Rule

General rule for avoiding collisions.

6. Night Running

Guidelines for safe operation at night or in low visibility.

7. Whistle Signal

Meanings of various whistle signals used in boating.

J - 9 NAVIGATIONAL AIDS

Information on aids to navigation (ATONS).

A. International Association of Lighthouse Authorities System B (IALA-B)

Explanation of the IALA-B system for navigation aids.

SAFE BOATING PRACTICES

B. Lateral Markers

How to interpret and use lateral navigation markers.

C. Safe Water Markers

How to interpret and use safe water navigation markers.

D. The Uniform State Waterway Marking System

Explanation of the USWMS for navigation aids.

SAFE BOATING PRACTICES

E. A Special Sign

Information about "Manatee Area" signs and precautions.

F. Noise

Importance of operating a boat quietly and respecting noise limits.

J - 10 RECOMMENDED READING

List of recommended boating literature and resources.

J - 11 CONTACTS

Contact information for boating organizations and resources.

OWNER’S LOGS AND RECORDS

NAVIGATIONAL AIDS CHART

WATER SPORTS

A. Water Sport Guidelines

General rules for safe participation in water sports.

WATER SPORTS

B. Water Skiing

Safety precautions and guidelines for water skiing.

UPHOLSTERY

K - 1 INTERIOR SEATING (SUNDOWNERS)

Details on interior seating for Sundowner models.

A. Cabin Tables

Information on removable cabin tables.

K - 2 EXTERIOR SEATING

Details on exterior seating arrangements.

A. Cockpit Tables

Information on cockpit tables.

B. Bow Seating

Details on bow seating configurations.

C. Aft Fill-In Seating

Information on aft fill-in seating.

D. Loungers

Description of the boat's loungers.

UPHOLSTERY

E. Bucket Seats

Instructions for adjusting and operating bucket seats.

F. Stern (Jump) Seats

Information on stern jump seats.

UPHOLSTERY

F. Stern (Jump) Seats

Information on stern jump seats.

G. Top Storage

Details on top storage compartments.

H. Sunsport Interior

Information on the Sunsport interior.

UPHOLSTERY

K - 3 EXTERIOR UPHOLSTERY CARE

Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining exterior upholstery.

K - 4 REPLACEMENT UPHOLSTERY

Information on obtaining replacement upholstery.

K - 5 CARPET CARE

Instructions for cleaning and maintaining boat carpets.

A. Interior and Exterior Carpet

Details on interior and exterior carpet care.

B. Cleaning and Maintenance

Procedures for cleaning and maintaining boat carpets.

UPHOLSTERY

C. Stain Removal

Methods for removing various stains from upholstery and carpet.

D. Stain Removal Procedure

Step-by-step procedures for stain removal.

UPHOLSTERY

C. Stain Removal

Methods for removing various stains from upholstery and carpet.

D. Stain Removal Procedure

Step-by-step procedures for stain removal.

UPHOLSTERY

C. Stain Removal

Methods for removing various stains from upholstery and carpet.

D. Stain Removal Procedure

Step-by-step procedures for stain removal.

WEATHER COVERS

L - 1 GENERAL INFORMATION

General information about boat weather covers.

A. Convertible Top (SunTop)

Details on the convertible top (SunTop).

WEATHER COVERS

B. Side Curtains

Information on side curtains.

C. Aft Curtain

Details on the aft curtain.

D. Forward Cover

Information on the forward cover.

E. Bimini Top

Details on the Bimini top.

WEATHER COVERS

F. Bimini Camper

Information on the Bimini camper option.

G. Cockpit Cover

Details on the cockpit cover.

H. Mooring Cover

Information on mooring covers.

WEATHER COVERS

L - 2 TRAILERING

Precautions for trailering a boat with weather covers.

L - 3 WINTER STORAGE

Guidelines for storing boats with weather covers during winter.

L - 4 MAINTENANCE

Maintenance of boat weather covers.

WEATHER COVERS

L - 5 CARBON MONOXIDE

Carbon monoxide hazards related to weather covers.

FIBERGLASS AND HULL INFORMATION

M - 1 HULL DESIGN INFORMATION

Information on Four Winns hull design principles.

M - 2 FIBERGLASS CONSTRUCTION

Details on fiberglass construction methods.

M - 3 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

Information on installing equipment on the hull.

FIBERGLASS AND HULL INFORMATION

M - 4 FIBERGLASS CARE & MAINTENANCE

Procedures for maintaining fiberglass hulls and gel coats.

A. General Maintenance

General maintenance tips for fiberglass.

B. Weathering Effects on Gel Coat

How weather affects the boat's gel coat.

FIBERGLASS AND HULL INFORMATION

C. Stains

Methods for removing stains from the boat's exterior.

M - 5 FIBERGLASS REPAIRS

Information on repairing fiberglass components.

FIBERGLASS AND HULL INFORMATION

A. Scratches

Procedures for repairing scratches on fiberglass.

B. Gouges & Cracks

Procedures for repairing gouges and cracks.

FIBERGLASS AND HULL INFORMATION

C. Osmotic Blistering

Information on osmotic blistering and its prevention.

M - 6 ANTI-FOULING PAINT

Guidelines for applying anti-fouling paint.

M - 7 HULL SUPPORT

Important information on hull support during storage.

WOODWORK AND COMPOSITES

N - 1 HIGH-PRESSURE LAMINATE CARE

Care instructions for high-pressure laminate surfaces.

N - 2 STAR BOARD

Care and maintenance of Starboard material.

N - 3 CHERRY ENHANCEMENTS

Details on cherry enhancements.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

O - 1 WINTERIZATION

Comprehensive guide to winterizing the boat.

A. Prior to Lifting for Winter Lay-up

Steps to take before lifting the boat for winter storage.

B. After Lifting

Procedures after lifting the boat for winter storage.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

C. Prior to Winter Storage

Tasks to perform before storing the boat for winter.

O - 2 ENGINE FLUSH OUT

Instructions for flushing the engine.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

GENERAL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

GENERAL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

TRAILER INFORMATION

P - 1 GENERAL TRAILER INFORMATION

General information about Four Winns boat trailers.

A. Regulations

Information on trailer regulations and registration.

B. Load Carrying Capacity

Understanding trailer load carrying capacity and weight limits.

TRAILER INFORMATION

C. Hitches

Information on trailer hitches and compatibility.

B. Tongue

Details about the trailer tongue.

P - 2 TRAILER COMPONENTS

Overview of various trailer components.

A. Bunk Supports

Information on bunk supports.

TRAILER INFORMATION

C. Swivel Jack

How to operate and use the swivel jack.

P - 3 OPERATION

Procedures for operating the trailer.

A. Hitching Trailer

Step-by-step guide to hitching the trailer to a vehicle.

TRAILER INFORMATION

P - 3 OPERATION

Procedures for operating the trailer.

E. Surge Disc Brakes

Information on surge disc brake systems.

TRAILER INFORMATION

F. Winch

Instructions for operating the trailer winch.

G. Wheels

Information about trailer wheels.

H. Spare Tire Carrier

Details on the spare tire carrier.

TRAILER INFORMATION

I. Lights

Information on trailer lights and their maintenance.

J. Tie-downs

Guidelines for securing the boat to the trailer.

TRAILER INFORMATION

J. Tie-downs

Guidelines for securing the boat to the trailer.

P - 3 OPERATION

Procedures for operating the trailer.

A. Hitching Trailer

Step-by-step guide to hitching the trailer to a vehicle.

TRAILER INFORMATION

P - 3 OPERATION

Procedures for operating the trailer.

A. Hitching Trailer

Step-by-step guide to hitching the trailer to a vehicle.

TRAILER INFORMATION

P - 3 OPERATION

Procedures for operating the trailer.

B. Backing Up With Surge Disc Brakes

How to back up a trailer with surge disc brakes.

TRAILER INFORMATION

P - 4 TRAILERING

Checklist and guidelines for trailering the boat.

A. Checklist

Pre-trailering checklist for safety and readiness.

B. Tactics

Driving tactics for trailering a boat.

TRAILER INFORMATION

P - 5 MAINTENANCE

Maintenance procedures for the trailer.

A. Care of Exterior Finish

How to care for the trailer's exterior finish.

B. Bunks

Information on trailer bunks.

C. Swivel Jack

Maintenance of the swivel jack.

D. Brake Actuator & Coupling Assembly

Maintenance of brake actuator and coupling assembly.

E. Wheels

Information on trailer wheels.

F. Lights

Maintenance of trailer lights.

TRAILER INFORMATION

G. Tie-downs

How to properly use tie-downs.

H. Four Winns Wheels

Information on Four Winns trailer wheels.

J. Bearings

How to lubricate and maintain trailer wheel bearings.

P - 6 AXLE INSPECTION & REPAIRS

Procedures for inspecting and repairing trailer axles.

TRAILER INFORMATION

A. Removal of Hub

Steps for removing the wheel hub.

B. Bearing;Seal Inspection and Replacement

How to inspect and replace bearings and seals.

C. Hub Reinstallation

Steps for reinstalling the wheel hub.

OPERATION

A - 1 GENERAL

General advice for operating the boat safely.

A - 2 COMPONENT SYSTEMS

Understanding boat systems for proper operation.

A - 3 SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Ensuring all safety equipment is present and functional.

A - 4 PASSENGER SAFETY

Ensuring passenger safety and proper behavior aboard.

A - 5 “RULES OF THE ROAD”

Marine traffic laws and regulations for safe navigation.

A - 6 LIGHTNING

Safety precautions during lightning storms.

OPERATION

A - 7 DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

Warnings about operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

A - 8 PRE-CRUISE SYSTEM CHECK

Checklist of items to inspect before leaving the dock.

A. Before Starting The Engine

Pre-start checks for the engine and boat systems.

A - 9 ENGINE OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES

Procedures for operating the engine.

A. Before Starting

Steps to take before starting the engine.

OPERATION

B. Cold Engine Start (Carbureted Engines)

Procedures for starting a cold carbureted engine.

C. Warm Engine Starting

Procedures for starting a warm engine.

OPERATION

D. Shifting and Control Speed

How to shift gears and control speed safely.

E. Stopping Engine

Procedures for safely stopping the engine.

A - 10 GROUNDING AND TOWING

Precautions and procedures for grounding and towing.

OPERATION

A - 11 BOATING EDUCATION

Resources for boating education and courses.

A. Boating Courses

Information on available boating courses.

B. Boating Manuals or Literature

Recommended boating manuals and literature.

C. Charts and Maps

Where to obtain nautical charts and maps.

GLOSSARY

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FLOAT PLAN

FUEL LOG

FUEL LOG

FUEL LOG

SERVICE LOG

SERVICE LOG

SERVICE LOG

SERVICE INFORMATION

Electrical Schematics

Electrical Schematics

Four winns Horizon 240 Specifications

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BrandFour winns
ModelHorizon 240
CategoryBoat
LanguageEnglish

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