What to do if my Monterey Boat engine will not crank?
What to do if my Monterey Boat engine will not crank?
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE hazard levels.
Overview of the U.S. Coast Guard and state boating regulations and compliance.
Details federally required safety equipment and owner's responsibility to obtain it.
Information on different types of PFDs and their proper use for safety.
Procedures and advice for handling emergencies such as accidents and fires.
Legal prohibitions and safety risks associated with operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Information on carbon monoxide hazards and necessary ventilation precautions.
Critical safety rules and precautions to follow while operating the boat.
Warning and safety alert regarding the dangers of "teak surfing" and carbon monoxide.
Information on recognizing and understanding buoys and day markers for navigation.
Rules governing right-of-way between vessels to prevent collisions.
Definition and responsibilities of the burdened boat in right-of-way situations.
Explains the function of the ventilation system in preventing explosive vapor accumulation.
Description of the fuel system components and safety measures for refueling.
Explanation of the boat's 12-volt DC electrical system and power sources.
How to operate the shift and throttle controls for forward, reverse, and speed adjustment.
Importance and use of the engine stop switch and lanyard for safety.
How the tachometer registers engine speed (RPM) for proper operation.
How the speedometer registers boat speed in miles per hour for monitoring performance.
Procedures and safety precautions for fueling portable and built-in tanks.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the boat's engine safely.
Guidelines and practice tips for safely docking the boat.
Adjusting the drive trim angle for optimal boat performance and efficiency.
Essential pre-operation checks to ensure the boat is safe and ready to go.
Requirements for carrying essential safety equipment on board at all times.
Information on the boat's capacity plate and maximum person/load limits.
Understanding how engine position, motion, and throttle affect steering response.
Guidelines and safety precautions for towing another boat or being towed.
Step-by-step instructions for dropping and securing the anchor.
Information on propeller selection, care, and characteristics.
Guidelines regarding repairs, modifications, and the use of authorized parts.
Methods to protect the boat from galvanic and salt water corrosion.
General maintenance tips for keeping the boat in good condition.
Maintenance of fuel vents, lines, and filters for safe operation.
A chart listing common symptoms and their possible causes for troubleshooting.
Steps to prepare the boat for storage, both in and out of the water.
Safe methods and precautions for hoisting the boat from the water.
Critical warnings regarding matching the trailer to the boat and towing vehicle capabilities.
Procedures and courtesy tips for safely launching the boat.
Procedures for safely loading the boat back onto the trailer.