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General| Length | 9 ft 4 in |
|---|---|
| Beam | 5 ft. |
| Hull Material | PVC |
| Inflation Time | 5 minutes |
| Deflation Time | 5 minutes |
| Includes | Oars |
Custom designed boat covers are available and made from long-lasting vinyl.
Trailers designed for JOW-Sport & Leisure fishing boats can be purchased through a local dealer.
Accessories for rowing include oar locking horn kits, oar lock socket kits, and oars.
Read and complete the warranty registration card and mail it to JOW-Sport & Leisure.
The Owner's Manual and Statement of Warranty is provided on the back page.
This document is the ownership title for your boat, needed for state registration.
Remove the boat from water to prevent algae growth.
Proper methods for storing the boat on a trailer or supports to avoid hull distortion.
Instructions for cleaning the boat using mild detergent and a soft brush, avoiding specific products.
How to maintain the hull in salt or brackish water to prevent marine life buildup.
Maintenance for the aerator pump, including checking intake slots and cleaning.
Guidelines for safely transporting the boat in a pickup truck, including tie-down methods.
How to properly trailer the boat, including support bunks and tie-down straps.
Importance of distributing weight appropriately across the deck for optimal operation.
Achieving planing may require experimentation with trim and weight distribution.
Precautions for towing the Watertender 9.4 as a yacht tender.
How to achieve efficient planing for the 10.6 model, including motor size and trim.
Guidelines for using bow and stern lights for visibility in poor lighting.
Information about hull flexing and its advantages when traveling across water.
How to trim the motor for smooth travel on models other than the 10.6.
Details on the thermoformed polyethylene hull and deck, its durability, and cleaning.
Information on boat capacity, flotation, and NMMA/USCG safety standards.
Importance of being aware of shore conditions to prevent hull chafing.
Advice on avoiding shallow water docking and using fenders to protect the hull.
How to operate the livewell, including filling, water temperature, and aerator pump use.
When to use navigation lights for visibility in poor lighting conditions.
Step-by-step guidance for safely launching the boat from shore or a trailer.
Recommended steps to prepare the boat, including identifying models and components.
Instructions for attaching swivel mounting bases to the seats using fasteners.
Guidance on installing transom and hull drain plugs for water drainage.
Advisories on checking weather conditions before operating the boat.
Importance of wearing proper Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs).
Ensure all drain plugs (transom, livewell, bow) are installed before launching.
Guidance on draining accumulated water between the deck and hull.
Verify weight load and motor are within the boat's capacity limits.
Distribute weight evenly when loading fuel, battery, and tackle boxes.
How navigation lights are controlled and operated on different models.
Where to mount the main unit of a fish finder or accessory on the deck.
How to mount a fish finder transducer on the motor or transom.
Instructions for connecting power to fish finders or accessories on the bow or near the control panel.
Details on the livewell aerator pump control and fuse.
Information about a separate accessory circuit for powering additional equipment.
Mounting locations for fish finder main units on the 11.3 model.
Methods for mounting fish finder transducers on trolling motors or transoms.
Connecting power for accessories directly to the battery for specific models.
Finding convenient locations on the deck to place fish finder main units.
Mounting the transducer on the motor or transom mounting block.
