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General| Type | Bay Boat |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2, 900 lbs |
| Max Horsepower | 250 hp |
| Length | 22 ft |
| Beam | 8 ft 6 in |
Guidelines for cleaning the boat after each use to prevent saltwater damage and electrolysis.
Explains the necessity of an engine break-in period for new engines to mate moving parts evenly.
Critical safety information on the engine stop switch and its lanyard for emergency shutdown.
Details the garboard drain plug's location, hand-tightening, and watertight sealing function.
Explains the fuel-water separator's role in ensuring engine performance and protection.
How to use the dual activation switches to control various boat accessories like lights and pumps.
Overview of standard Yamaha digital tachometer and speedometer features.
Description of the boat's design for storage capacity and fishing features.
Lists the standard items included in the ditty bag provided with the boat.
Diagram showing locations of backing plates for trolling motor, T-Top, and leaning post.
Information on the standard 24V trolling motor wiring and mounting plate.
How to identify ball valve positions (open/closed) and their purpose.
Description of the cockpit drainage system using thru-hull fittings and ball valves.
Explains the livewell pump assembly, scoop strainer, and correct valve positioning.
How to check the bilge, troubleshoot pump issues, and identify potential leaks.
Importance of addressing fuel leaks immediately and recommended bilge cleaners.
Guidance on choosing propellers for optimal performance and pre-launch inspection.
How jackplates enhance shallow water performance and installation considerations.
Details the 80-gallon fuel cell, fill receptacle, and overflow vent location.
Crucial safety advice for fueling the boat to prevent fire and damage.
How the cockpit automatically drains water overboard through aft drains.
Operation of the livewell system, including shut-off valves and standpipes.
Description of the three standard livewells for bait and fish capacity.
Features of the forward lockable rod lockers for safe storage of fishing rods.
Pinout details for the main harness and accessory connections.
Recommendations on breakers, fuses, and using a marine electrician for hookups.
How to use trim tabs to adjust boat performance, balance, and ride.
Access and storage features within the forward console.
Description of the standard leaning post with rodholders and drink holders.
Explanation of the battery switch and main breaker panel operation and settings.
Details on the optional salt-water washdown system and its safe operation.
Information on optional Command Link gauges for advanced data display.
Description of the optional boarding ladder on the swim/dive platform.
How Power Poles operate and considerations for installation with backing plates.
Process for handling warranty claims and the importance of dealer service.
