2023 OWNER’S MANUAL
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FREQUENCY AND SCHEDULED
MAINTENANCE
Proper care, maintenance and adjustment will contribute to the
peak performance of the MasterCraft boat, while also extending the
overall service life and the resale value.
The pages that follow provide instructions on how to accomplish
the required checks, inspections and services listed. An authorized
MasterCraft service department is the best source for proper
maintenance.
NOTE: The engine and drive train require scheduled maintenance
checks and services in addition to the boat’s other maintenance
requirements. Read and understand the engine owner’s manual
that has been provided, and follow the maintenance schedule to
ensure proper operation and quality service over the life of the boat
and drive train. Failure to follow the maintenance requirements
and instructions listed in this and all other manuals may result in
damage to the components, systems and equipment of the boat.
Resulting damage will not be covered by warranty. Safety issues
are also directly impacted by proper maintenance!
Maintenance Definitions
Check
Verify the operational readiness by physical measurement,
i.e., measuring the oil level with the dipstick or aligning with a
feeler gauge.
Inspect
Determine the operational readiness by examination, i.e., by sight,
sound or feel.
Change
Tasks required periodically to keep the boat in proper operating
condition, i.e., drain, replenish or service.
NEW BOAT BREAK-IN
NOTE: MasterCraft recommends the following functions be
performed by authorized MasterCraft technicians at an authorized
MasterCraft dealer.
Check the alignment of the propeller shaft. (See Annual
Maintenance also.)
Have an authorized MasterCraft service department change
the fuel filter after the first fifty (50) hours of operation, and
then again at one hundred (100) hours. The fuel filter should be
changed annually, even if less than one hundred (100) hours are
run during the previous season.
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