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General| Brand | MARKER ONE |
|---|---|
| Model | m25, m27 |
| Category | Boat |
| Language | English |
Details the terms, conditions, duration, and exclusions of the boat's limited warranty.
Outlines owner's duties before, during, and after operation, plus warranty claim process.
Details that all warranty service must be completed by an authorized Marker One dealer.
Identifies various warning labels on the boat and their general locations for safety.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the M25 and M27 models.
Offers guidance on selecting the correct propeller based on engine and boat model.
Details the duties of the owner/operator for safe boating and compliance.
Explains the requirements for registering the boat with state and federal authorities.
Lists essential safety equipment mandated by USCG, ABYC, and NMMA standards.
Specifies the proper use and display of navigation lights for visibility and safety.
Explains the need for an operable and accessible marine fire extinguisher.
Covers requirements for Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) and throwable devices.
Outlines requirements for carrying day and night visual distress signals.
Suggests additional safety items to enhance preparedness for unexpected events.
Lists essential pre-operation checks for safe boating and system readiness.
Explains regulations prohibiting the discharge of waste and pollution at sea.
Warns against spilling fuel or oil into waterways due to environmental hazards.
Advises on proper waste disposal methods and regulations to protect waterways.
Warns against operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Recommends seeking additional training for boat handling and safety.
Outlines the role of USCG and local authorities in enforcing boating laws.
Details the USCG requirements for reporting boat accidents.
Explains the legal obligation and importance of rendering assistance in emergencies.
Provides guidelines for safe participation in water sports like skiing and tubing.
Warns against dangerous activities like teak surfing due to carbon monoxide risk.
Highlights a USCG alert concerning carbon monoxide poisoning from exhaust.
Explains right-of-way rules and the use of sound signals for communication.
Stresses the importance of understanding the manual and boat systems before operation.
Advises familiarizing oneself with equipment and having emergency plans.
Lists pre-operation checks for safety and equipment readiness.
Warns about fuel accumulation in the bilge and proper use of fire extinguishers.
Provides essential information regarding fuel requirements and safe fueling practices.
Details fuel type, ethanol content limits, and potential damage from improper fuel.
Gives instructions on safe fueling, spill cleanup, and disposal of rags.
Covers pre-launch checks and procedures for safely getting the boat into the water.
Lists essential safety equipment and checks required before launching.
Advises on proper load weight and distribution for optimal boat performance and safety.
Lists pre-operation checks essential for safe boating before starting the engine.
Covers engine starting procedures, gear shifting, steering, and stopping the boat.
Guides on starting the engine, including safety checks and pre-operation checklist.
Explains the boat's tilt steering system and the importance of its maintenance.
Offers step-by-step guidelines for docking the boat safely in various conditions.
Provides caution and guidelines for operating the boat at high speeds, especially during turns.
Details guidelines for anchoring and weighing anchor, including line length and securing.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely towing another boat.
Explains the function of gauges and instruments at the helm for boat operation.
Locates the fire extinguisher and stresses regular checks for condition and charge.
Explains the dual battery switch function for isolation and protection.
Explains the location and operation of circuit breakers for electrical components.
Provides a schedule for regular maintenance tasks based on frequency.
Outlines a chart for establishing a routine maintenance schedule.
Explains the importance of proper engine break-in for maximum life and performance.
Lists essential checks to perform before starting the engine for safety and enjoyment.
Covers how to handle equipment malfunctions that occur unexpectedly.
Recommends dealer service for all electrical problems due to their seriousness.
Stresses not operating the boat with a fuel system problem and seeking immediate repair.
Covers important steps for preparing the boat for winter lay-up to prevent freeze damage.
Provides a chart to assist in locating and repairing minor problems.
Offers troubleshooting tips for common engine starting and running issues.
Addresses troubleshooting for electrical components that may not function.
Provides a summary of essential checks before launching and during pre-operation.
Lists critical checks for safety and equipment before launching the boat.
Details pre-operation checks for fuel leaks, hoses, and steering system.
Guides on starting the engine, including battery, lanyard, and oil pressure checks.
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