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OPERATION
Operating in Rough Conditions
If riding in rough
conditions, it’s possible for
the operator to hit his/her
chest or face on the
watercraft or handlebars
and be injured. If the
operator is ejected from
the craft, injuries may
make it difficult to reboard.
Operating the craft in rough water conditions is not
recommended, and it’s illegal in some states to operate
the watercraft in or near the surf line.
WARNING
Riding the watercraft in rough water conditions
could cause loss of control, resulting in severe
injury or death to the operator and/or passenger.
Avoid riding in rough water and/or adverse weather
conditions. Do not jump waves with the watercraft.
CAUTION
Operating with excessive throttle can result in
cavitation damage to the impeller or pump. Do not
operate at high throttle settings for extended
periods while the watercraft is out of the water,
including operation in extremely rough water.
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