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General| Category | Boat |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | NauticStar |
| Series | Legacy Series |
| Length | Varies by model |
| Beam | Varies by model |
| Fuel Capacity | Varies by model |
| Max Horsepower | Varies by model |
| Draft | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Passenger Capacity | Varies by model |
Manufacturer's introduction, history, and construction philosophy.
Address, mailing, sales, and phone contact details for NauticStar.
Operator awareness of manual, common sense, and additional training sources.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION symbols and their meanings.
Avoiding accidents by operator familiarity with the boat and safety rules.
Proper use of the engine emergency shut-off switch and lanyard.
Situations that can cause peril, like dam spillways, shallow water, weeds.
Ensuring boat condition, filing float plans, knowledge of operations, load management.
CO is a colorless, odorless, poisonous gas causing serious injury or death.
Recognizing symptoms and immediate actions for CO poisoning.
Where carbon monoxide gas can accumulate on or around the boat.
Adhering to weight limits prevents instability and sinking. Proper distribution is critical.
Avoiding obstruction of the operator's view for safe operation.
Requirements for PFDs, accessibility, and recommendations for use.
Immediate action for fires, abandoning ship, and PFD use.
Required type and quantity of fire extinguishers for the boat.
Factors causing capsizing and actions to take if it occurs.
Actions to take if the boat strikes an object or runs aground.
Danger of propellers causing serious injury or death.
Instructions for safely re-boarding the boat from the water.
Safety for water sports participants, seeking training and awareness.
Federal law requires certain safety equipment to be on board.
Suggested minimum equipment for safe and prepared boating.
Rules for using sound signals for communication and warnings.
Requirements for visual distress signals, types, and proper use.
Requirement to operate navigational lights between sunset and sunrise.
Understanding and maintaining warning labels for hazard awareness.
List of English warning labels for the 2102 Legacy model.
List of French warning labels for the 2102 Legacy model.
List of Spanish warning labels for the 2102 Legacy model.
Visual guide showing the location of various labels on the 2102 Legacy boat.
List of English warning labels for the 2302 Legacy model.
List of French warning labels for the 2302 Legacy model.
List of Spanish warning labels for the 2302 Legacy model.
Visual guide showing the location of various labels on the 2302 Legacy boat.
List of English warning labels for the 2602 Legacy model.
List of French warning labels for the 2602 Legacy model.
List of Spanish warning labels for the 2602 Legacy model.
Visual guide showing the location of various labels on the 2602 Legacy boat.
Requirements when hailed by law enforcement and potential penalties.
State-specific operator license and age restrictions for boat operation.
Dangers, penalties, and effects of alcohol/drugs on boating.
Requirements for vessel registration, numbering, and documentation.
Federal requirements for reporting boating accidents and thresholds.
Adhering to speed limits, no-wake zones, and noise regulations.
Rules for proper use of radio-telephones and penalties for misuse.
Regulations regarding pollution, oil discharge, and sanitation devices.
Using VHF-FM, EPIRBs, and cellular phones for communication.
Importance of personal liability and property damage insurance for boat owners.
Checking forecasts and observing weather changes while boating.
Actions to take during severe weather, like reducing speed and heading for shelter.
Importance and use of nautical charts for navigation and hazards.
Creating and leaving a float plan for safety and emergency assistance.
Methods to stay afloat if falling overboard, conserving energy.
Effects of cold water immersion and survival techniques.
Use, servicing, and requirements for inflatable life rafts.
Proper techniques for anchoring a boat for various purposes.
Adhering to rules while considering navigation and collision dangers.
Determining right-of-way between vessels and actions to take.
Three main situations for encountering other vessels to avoid collision.
Procedures for head-on encounters and signaling.
Rules for vessels crossing paths and determining right-of-way.
Procedures for passing or being passed by another vessel.
Rules governing right-of-way for sailing vessels.
Rules governing right-of-way for fishing vessels.
Navigating narrow channels and other specific rules.
Understanding the Uniform State Waterway Marker System.
Overview of the boat's deck layout and labeled components.
Detailed diagram and list of features for the 2102 Legacy model.
Detailed diagram and list of features for the 2302 Legacy model.
Detailed diagram and list of features for the 2602 Legacy model.
Location of the HIN on the boat's hull.
Information on where to find the boat's warranty statement.
Detailed specifications for 2102 and 2302 Legacy models.
Detailed specifications for the 2602 Legacy model.
Approximate bridge clearance heights for different models.
Standard outboard engine mounting height across models.
Danger of propellers causing serious injury or death.
Using the swim ladder for safe reboarding from the water.
Proper use of stern eyes or sling systems for hoisting the boat.
Guidelines for using lifting slings and spreader bars safely.
Function, types, and operation of bilge pumps on NauticStar boats.
Tank capacities for freshwater systems and winterization warning.
Information on Yamaha and Mercury engines and where to find manuals.
Identification and function of key controls on the helm.
Natural ventilation and preventing vapor accumulation.
Danger of gasoline and fuel fill location.
How to access the fuel tank on 2102 and 2302 models.
How to access the fuel tank on 2602 models.
Location and type of fuel water separators.
Guidelines for safe and legal discharge of sewage and waste.
Location and number of batteries for 2102/2302 and 2602 models.
Operation of the main power shut-off switch for 2102/2302.
Operation of battery switches for house and engine functions on 2602.
Function and location of the Automatic Charging Relay.
Location of inline fuses for hardtop and battery connections.
Operation and resetting of integrated breaker systems.
Location and function of switch panel breakers.
Where to find wiring diagrams for the boat.
Information on compass, horn, and electronics (MFDs).
Operation of navigation lights and their importance.
Location of anchors and access to anchoring systems.
General locations of cleats for mooring and handling the boat.
Lubrication, saltwater effects, cleaning, and braking system checks.
Techniques for backing up and approaching the trailer.
Safe practices for parking, uncoupling, and handling unbalanced loads.
Identifying towing problems, checking trailer jack and lug wrench.
Recommended items for a road trip kit and insurance coverage.
Warning about exceeding trailer load capacity and its dangers.
Adjustments to driving practices when towing a trailer.
Performing a trial run to familiarize with trailer handling.
Importance of reduced speed, extra time, and space for towing.
Safe passing techniques and avoiding sudden steering.
Paying attention to wind, avoiding sudden stops, and signaling intentions.
Using appropriate gears for hills and downhill descents.
Being courteous to other drivers and maintaining safe following distance.
Avoiding sway, pre-towing safety checks, and securing the load.
Avoiding discharge of live wells and cleaning equipment to prevent spread.
Understanding galvanic corrosion and using anodes for protection.
Rinsing and protecting the boat after saltwater use.
Referring to specific manuals for Yamaha and Mercury engine maintenance.
Regular washing and waxing for hull appearance and value.
Protecting deck areas with wax.
Cleaning and maintaining boat carpet.
Cleaning and maintaining vinyl upholstery.
Proper methods for cleaning tempered glass windshields.
Cleaning and care instructions for SeaDek surfaces.
Steps for disinfecting the boat's potable water system.
Maintenance schedule for engine oil, filters, and safety equipment.
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