Operation
Operating engine
Feeding
fuel
(portable
tank)
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1I1H帽
•
Before
starting
the
engine
,
make
sure
1hat 1he
boat
is
tightly
moored
and
怡、
at
you
can
steer
clear
of
any
obstruct
i
ons.
Be
sure
there
are no
s
硝
immers
in
the
water
near
you.
• When
the
air
vent
screw
is
loosened,
g8soline
vapor
will
be released. Gaso-
line
is
highly
flamm
自
ble
，
and
its
vapors
are flammable
and
explosive
. Refrain
from
smoking
,
and
keep
away
from
open
flames
and
sparks
while
1005en-
ing
the
alr
vent
screw
.
•
This
product
emits
exhau5t
gases
which
contain
carbon
monoxide
, a
col-
orless
,
odorl
e
ss
gas
which
could
cause
brain
damage
or
death
when inhaled.
Symptoms
include
nausea, dizzi
ness
,
and
dro
峭
Iness.
K
锦
P
cockpit
and
cab-
in
areas well ventilated.
Avold
blocking
exhaust
outlets.
1.
1I
there
恪
an
air vent scr
ew
on the fuel
tank cap
, loosen it 2 or 3 tu
rn
s.
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2.
1I
Ihere is a luel joint on Ihe molor, lirmly
connect lhe
lu
el line 10 Ihe join
t.
Then
lirmiy
co
们
necl
the olher end 01 Ihe l uel
line 10 the joinl on Ihe
fu
el tank.
3.
lf
a steering
Iri
ctio
r、
adjuste
r
is provided
on your o
ulb
oard molor, securely a
ll
ach
the fue
llin
e to
Ih
e fuel iine clamp.
NOTE:
During engine operalion place
th
e tank hori-
zonlally
, olherwi
se
fu
el cannol be drawn
from the fuel tank
4. Squeeze the primer pump with the outlet
end up untii you feel
it
become lirm.
Starting
engine
Starting
engine
1. Place Ihe gear s
hilll
ever
in
neulral.
NOTE:
The
sla
rt-in-gear proleclion device prevenls
Ihe engine from slarting excepl when in neu-
Ira
l.
2. Attach
lhe
engine slop swilch lanyard 10
a secure piace on your çlothing. or your
arm
or
leg. Then inslalllhe lock plale on
Ihe o
lh
er end
01
the lanyard inlo the en-
gine slop sw
il
ch.
，
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帽
• Attach the engine
stop
switch
lanyard
O peration
to
a
secure
place
on
your
clothing
,
or
your
arm
or
leg
while
operating.
•
00
n01 attach
the
lanyard
to
clothing
that
could
tear
loose.
00
not
route the
lanyard
where
it
could
become entan-
gled
,
preventing
it
from
functioning.
•
Avoid
accidentally
puliing
the lanyard
during
normal
operation.
Loss
of
en-
gine
power
means
the
loss
of
most
steering
contro
l.
Also
,
without
engine
power
, the
boat
could
slow
rapidly. This
could
cause
people
and
objects
in
the
boat
to
be
thrown
forward.
3. Place Ihe Ihrottle grip in Ihe "
START
"
(s
t
a叫
)
position.
4. Pull the manual slarter handle slowly un-
lil you leel resislance. Then
ωve
a
slrong pull straight ou
ll
o crank and slart
Ihe eng
in
e. Repeal if necessary
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