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lindawardAug 22, 2025
Why is the steering on my Monterey Boats M65 unusually hard?
Why is the steering on my Monterey Boats M65 unusually hard?
General| Beam | 8' 6" / 2.59 m |
|---|---|
| Dry Weight | 5, 300 lbs / 2, 404 kg |
| Fuel Capacity | 70 gal / 265 L |
| Water Capacity | 16 gal / 61 L |
| Max Horsepower | 300 hp |
| Deadrise | 20° |
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION statements.
Details how to complete and submit warranty registration cards.
Covers US Coast Guard requirements for boat safety equipment.
Details requirements for Coast Guard approved PFDs and their use.
Explains requirements and types of pyrotechnic visual distress signals.
Describes non-pyrotechnic signals like flags and distress lights.
Details fire extinguisher requirements and safety during fires.
Emphasizes preparedness with a first-aid kit and basic training.
Stresses familiarization with systems, pre-cruise checks, and safety.
Covers basic navigation rules, right-of-way, and meeting situations.
Provides guidance for operating the boat safely at night.
Lists checks before starting the engine, including weather, documents, and safety gear.
Stresses operator's responsibility and the dangers of alcohol/drug impairment.
Covers techniques for maneuvering and securing the boat at a dock or mooring.
Details how to anchor properly and warnings about stern anchoring.
Provides essential safety precautions for towing skiers and wakeboarders.
Details safety measures for towing water skiers and wakeboarders.
Highlights the extreme dangers of teak surfing, including CO poisoning.
Provides steps for recovering a person who has fallen overboard.
Explains the importance and enforceability of the capacity plate.
Emphasizes selecting a tow vehicle and trailer appropriate for the boat's weight.
Explains marine growth and galvanic corrosion and anode protection.
Explains how the raw water cooling system works and checks.
Emphasizes matching propeller to engine RPM and factors affecting performance.
Explains the tachometer's function and data displayed on its LCD screen.
Explains the audible engine alarm system and actions to take.
Describes cable and electronic engine throttle and shift control systems.
Details the neutral safety switch's role in preventing starting in gear.
Explains the tilt/trim feature for adjusting outboard engine position.
Emphasizes the importance of using the engine stop switch and lanyard.
Explains the components and operation of manual hydraulic steering.
Details the optional power assisted steering system.
Explains how trim tabs are controlled via helm switches and their function.
Details fuel tank venting, vapor emission control, and gasoline safety warnings.
Provides specific fueling procedures for US/Canada compliant systems.
Detailed steps for fueling boats with US EPA emission control systems.
Details battery types, capacity recommendations, and switch operation.
Emphasizes safety precautions for AC electrical shock and shore power connections.
Explains the function and maintenance of sacrificial anodes.
Emphasizes proper engine maintenance and fuel quality.
Detailed steps for draining and winterizing the fresh water system.
Details flushing the engine, fogging cylinders, and changing fluids for storage.
