2023 OWNER’S MANUAL
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Annual Maintenance
Some boat owners choose to personally execute some
maintenance procedures on their boats. MasterCraft has provided
information on several procedures. For safety reasons, a few must
be performed by authorized MasterCraft service technicians only,
such as anything involving checks and repairs on the fuel line,
which is under pressure, and replacement of impellers.
These matters must be addressed on a regular basis, at
one hundred (100) hours or annually, whichever comes first.
These procedures are in addition to seasonal preparation and
winterization (see Storage and Winterization section for additional
details). All of these issues are extremely important to continued
boating pleasure, as well as long life for the boat, and the critical
matter of safety.
Even if the annual maintenance work is completed by an
authorized MasterCraft service technician, boat owners and
operators should still review this section and ensure that they
have some understanding of what is necessary to keep the boat in
top condition.
Check the Engine Mounts
Some engine parts become very hot during operation.
This inspection must be completed while the engine is cool to
QUARTERLY
EVERY FIFTY[50] HOURS
Check Safety Equipment And Change Oil
Throughout this Owner’s Manual, boat owners, operators and
users have been reminded to pay particular attention to any and all
safety requirements.
At the fifty (50) hour mark, it is appropriate to check that all
required and recommended safety equipment be reviewed for
condition and repaired or replaced as necessary. This includes
all personal flotation devices. It is also advisable to check that
all equipment and personal items onboard have been properly
stowed and the routine maintenance performed.
ANNUALLY
EVERY ONE HUNDRED [100] HOURS
MasterCraft recommends that your annual, or one hundred hour,
maintenance requirements be performed by an authorized
MasterCraft dealer. Authorized MasterCraft dealerships have the
proper equipment and technical training to best meet your
service needs.
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