• Disconnect trailer wiring from towing vehicle to
prevent short circuits caused by submersion.
• Make sure drain plugs are installed.
2. Have an individual at the launch ramp give you
directions. Back slowly down the ramp. If the trailer
needs to be maneuvered to the right, turn the towing
vehicle’s steering wheel to the left. If trailer movement
to the left is required, turn the steering wheel to the
right. Always remember to launch your boat at a right
angle to the shoreline.
3. If launching from a trailer, tilt the drive unit motor up to
the high tilt trailer position to avoid damage during the
launch.
4. When the boat’s transom is in several inches of water,
stop the towing vehicle. If you have a manual
transmission, leave it in gear. If you have an automatic
transmission, shift to PARK.
5. Turn off the engine and set the parking brake.
6. Place blocks behind the vehicle’s back wheels.
7. Do not detach the winch cable from the bow eye until a
mooring line has been secured to one of the boat’s
cleats. Attach one line to bow and one line to the stern
to help control the boat. See the mooring information in
Chapter 5 for suggested securing procedures.
8. Launch the boat; move it down and OFF the trailer into
the water.
9. Secure boat to dock or have someone hold mooring
lines.
10. Lower drive unit all the way into the water.
11. Pull your towing vehicle away from the launch ramp.
12. Park only in designated areas. When parking, be sure
your towing vehicle and trailer do not block other
boaters from approaching the launch ramp or hinder
their ability to maneuver a boat and trailer when
launching.
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