The arrangement of the oars on this inflatable boat ensures a comfortable position when
rowing. Use the included bench to make rowing as comfortable as possible.
OUTBOARD ENGINE
DANGER
Overpowering can cause serious or fatal injury or damage to theboat.
The operation of an outboard engine that exceeds the maximum engine of the boat
can:
a. Cause problems with maneuvering and affect the stability of the boat
b. Sternlastity of the boat and thus cause a change in the flotation properties
of the boat.
c. lead to a breakage of the boat, especially in the area of the mirror. For
information on the maximum permissible engine power, see Technical
Data. in this operating manual.
USE A STOP SWITCH. Through this switch, the engine is switched off when the
boatmanleaves the operating position from any size, or goes overboard. Such falls are
often also the cause of poor handling, such as sitting on the seat back or the schandeck
when gliding, standing when gliding, sitting on raised fishing boat decks, operation with
gliding in shallow or obstacle-rich waters.
Assembly of the engine
• Make sure you have a secure stand.
• Unlock the motor to tilt and mount the motor on the mirror.
• The motor must be mounted in the middle of the mirror for it to function properly.
• Screw the brackets securely to the rear.
Outboard motor arrangement
The outboard motor shall be installed in such a way that it is perpendicular to the water
in a normal operating position. The positioning of the outboard is important for the driving
characteristics of the boat. If the outboard is not in the right position, it can splash water
into the boat or suck in air.
Starting the engine
• Pull the boat into the water.
• Bring the engine to the lower operating position.
• Ensure a safe stand and start the engine.
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