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Pro-Line Boats 2008 23 Sport User Manual

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2008
Owner’s Manual
Specifications subject to change without notice. Actual boats may vary from drawings and/or photos.
Copyright 2005 Pro-Line Boats Inc., PO Box 1348, Crystal River, FL 34423
All rights reserved. August 25, 2006, Rev. November 7, 2007
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Pro-Line Boats 2008 23 Sport Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPro-Line Boats
Model2008 23 Sport
CategoryBoat
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Specifications

Details the physical dimensions, capacities, and performance ratings of the Pro-Line 23 Sport boat.

Dealer Responsibilities

Outlines the duties and obligations of the Pro-Line dealer during the boat sale and delivery process.

Customer Responsibilities

Details the owner's duties for boat inspection, operation, maintenance, and warranty registration.

Owner's Package

Describes the contents of the owner's package, including the manual and manufacturer-specific materials.

Insurance and Registration

Emphasizes the owner's legal responsibility for insurance and adherence to boating laws and regulations.

Capacity Information

Warranty

Explains the Pro-Line limited warranty terms, exclusions, and procedures for repairs and claims.

Safety

Carbon Monoxide

Provides information on carbon monoxide sources, symptoms, risks, and prevention methods.

Emergency Treatment for CO Poisoning

Outlines immediate steps to take if carbon monoxide poisoning is suspected.

Where CO May Accumulate

Illustrates common locations on a boat where carbon monoxide can build up.

How to Protect Others & Yourself

Offers simple steps for boaters to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

Fire

Equipment

Lists mandatory USCG-approved safety equipment and suggested additional items for the boat.

Flooding

Hazardous Conditions

Advises on operating the boat safely during adverse weather and storm conditions.

Passenger Safety

Details responsibilities for passenger safety, including instructions and awareness of hazards.

Regulations

Rules of the Road

Explains marine traffic laws, audible warning signals, and right-of-way rules for safe navigation.

Alcohol

Warns against boating under the influence of alcohol or drugs and stresses the legal penalties.

Controls

Throttle & Shift Controls

Describes the operation of the binnacle for throttle, shift, and gear engagement.

Ignition - Binnacle, Forward, Neutral and Reverse Gear Operation

Details the procedure for operating the binnacle and checking gear engagement.

Key Switch Alarm

Explains the function of the key switch alarm as a warning for engine issues.

Lanyard Stop Switch

Describes the operation and importance of the emergency engine stop lanyard switch.

Steering

Hydraulic Steering (Verado - Power)

Covers the operation and maintenance of the hydraulic steering system.

Hydraulic Tilt Upgrade (Optional)

Notes the availability of tilt steering with hydraulic steering packages.

Power Trim

Explains how to operate the power trim system to adjust engine position.

Steering Wheel

Identifies the steering wheel and refers to care and maintenance.

Trim Tabs with Indicators (Optional)

Details the operation and adjustment of trim tabs for boat attitude control.

Systems and Accessories

Electrical System

Covers various electrical components including receptacles, battery switches, and circuit breakers.

12 Volt Receptacle (Optional)

Describes the location and use of the 12-volt accessory receptacle for charging devices.

Battery Switch for Dual Batteries (Optional)

Explains the function and preferred settings for the dual battery isolation switch.

Circuit Breakers

Details the purpose and locations of circuit breakers protecting the boat's wiring.

Switch and Breaker Panel

Locates the main switch and breaker panel and describes its components.

Sea Water System

Baitwell with Raw Water Washdown and Baitwell Light

Explains the operation of the baitwell pump, washdown, and baitwell lighting.

Spreader Lights and Courtesy Light (Optional)

Remote Spot Light (Optional)

Instrumentation

Horn - Electric

Details the operation of the electric horn for signaling and warnings.

Compass

Describes the location and lighting of the boat's compass.

Full Instrumentation / Analog Gauges (Digital – Suzuki 300 & Verado)

Explains the boat's gauges, their lighting, and how to check their operation.

Head Waste System

Console with Enclosed Head

Describes the console area that can accommodate an optional porta-potti.

Head - Porta-Potti Inside Console (Optional)

Details the operation of the optional porta-potti system with a holding tank.

Head - Porta-Potti Inside Console with Dockside Discharge (Optional)

Explains the porta-potti system with dockside discharge capability.

Fresh Water System (Optional)

Fresh Water Tank and Fill (Optional)

Describes the fresh water tank, its location, and how to fill it.

Fresh Water Pump (Optional)

Explains the operation of the fresh water pump and its switch.

Fresh Water Cockpit Shower Faucet –Cold (Optional)

Details the location and operation of the optional fresh water cockpit shower.

Bilge Pump

Casting Deck - Insulated Fish Box/Storage Box

Fuel / Oil Systems

Fuel Fill Fitting

Describes the location and proper use of the fuel fill fitting.

Fuel Tank

Provides information on the fuel tank's construction, location, and inspection.

Fuel Sender & Fuel Pick Up

Explains the fuel sender and pick up components and their relation to the fuel gauge.

Fuel Water Separator

Details the fuel water separator's function, maintenance, and replacement.

Primer Bulb

Oil Tank and Oil Fill

Fuel / Oil Leaks

Stereo Equipment (Optional)

AM/FM Stereo with CD Player & Speakers (Optional)

XM Stereo Upgrade (Optional)

Seating

Aluminum Leaning Post (Standard Helm Seat)

Describes the standard aluminum leaning post and optional cooler.

Forward Console Seat w/Cushion and Storage

Details the console seat with storage and cushion.

Windows, Doors, Hatches & Latches and Storage

Windshield

Provides instructions on cleaning and caring for the Plexiglas windshield.

Storage

Lists the various storage areas available on the boat for gear and tackle.

Rod Holder Storage

Describes options for rod storage, including rod holders and racks.

Hatches and Latches

Explains how to open, close, and secure hatches and latches.

Access Hatch Locations

Head Door

Transom Door

Hardware

Cleats

Describes the standard cleats and their proper uses for docking and securing.

Hand Rails

Details the bow rail and grab rail for safety and boarding assistance.

Grab Rail

Identifies the grab rail for safe boarding.

Gunwale Trim / Rubrail

Describes the gunwale trim for aesthetics and protection during docking.

Thru Hull Fittings

Indicates the locations of thru hull fittings for drainage and water intake.

Anchor Roller with Cleat (Optional)

Integrated Dive Platform with Ladder

Cockpit / Deck Drains

Drain Plug

Rigid T-Top with Storage Box (Optional)

Rigid T-Top with Storage Box & Outriggers (Optional)

Bimini Top

Vinyl Upholstery

Electronics (Optional)

Operation and Performance

Trim / Tilt

Explains how to use the power trim system for optimal speed, stability, and maneuverability.

Propellers

Discusses propeller selection for performance and potential issues with damaged props.

Starting

Provides pre-start checks and post-start procedures for the engine.

Fueling

Details safety precautions to be observed during the boat fueling process.

Loading

Offers guidance on proper load distribution for optimal boat performance and safety.

Trailering and Launching

Selecting A Trailer

Advises on choosing the correct trailer and ensuring proper boat support during transport.

Check Before You Go Out On The Highway

Lists essential checks for the trailer, hitch, and tow vehicle before highway travel.

Backing A Trailer

Provides tips and techniques for safely backing a boat trailer.

Pre-Launching Preparations

Outlines steps to prepare the boat and trailer for launching at the ramp.

Launching

Describes the procedure for safely launching the boat from the trailer.

Retrieval

Details the steps for safely retrieving the boat onto the trailer.

Storage

Offers advice on properly storing the boat on its trailer to prevent damage.

Service and Care

Fiberglass and Gelcoat

Provides guidance on cleaning, waxing, and repairing fiberglass and gelcoat surfaces.

Epoxy Barrier Coat & Bottom Paint

Recommends hull sealing to prevent water blisters and discusses bottom painting.

Graphics

Explains how to clean and care for the boat's exterior graphics.

Gunwale Trim/Rubrail

Details the cleaning and care for the gunwale trim and rubrail.

Baitwell/Washdown and Fresh Water Pumps

Provides maintenance instructions for the baitwell, washdown, and fresh water pumps.

Fuel Water Separator

Details maintenance and replacement of the fuel water separator filter.

Compass

Offers advice on cleaning and storing the boat compass.

Aluminum

Provides care instructions for aluminum components to prevent corrosion.

Stainless Steel

Explains how to clean and maintain stainless steel hardware to prevent corrosion.

Head and Transom Doors

Details cleaning procedures for poly head and transom doors.

Windshield

Provides instructions for cleaning the Plexiglas windshield.

Rigid T-Top

Explains how to clean and care for the rigid T-Top.

Bimini Top & Windscreen

Provides care recommendations for canvas bimini tops and windscreen materials.

Canvas

Offers cleaning and maintenance tips for Sunbrella canvas fabrics.

Isinglass (Windscreen Material)

Details maintenance for isinglass panels, including cleaning and storage.

Vinyl

Provides cleaning instructions for vinyl upholstery and cockpit bolsters.

Exterior Vinyl – Upholstered Seats and Cockpit Bolsters

Explains how to clean vinyl seats and bolsters to maintain appearance and longevity.

Corrosion Protection

Advises on applying corrosion guard to electrical connections and checking anodes.

Winterizing and Storage

Pre-Storage Check List

Provides a checklist of tasks to perform before storing the boat for winter.

Fitting Out After Storage

Outlines steps for preparing the boat after winter storage for use.

Appendix

Helpful Check Lists

Offers checklists for routine boat checks before and during operation.

Each Time You Go On a Boat Trip

Provides a pre-trip checklist for essential safety and operational checks.

Once a Month

Lists monthly maintenance tasks for boat systems and components.

Once a Year

Details annual maintenance tasks typically performed by a qualified technician.

Boat Identification Information

Provides fields to record the boat's identification details, owner, and specifications.

Trouble Shooting Chart

Poor speed or fuel economy

Lists potential causes for reduced boat speed or poor fuel efficiency.

Engine cranks but will not start

Identifies common reasons why the engine might crank but not start.

Engine will not crank

Outlines potential causes for the engine failing to crank.

Engine runs but boat will not go

Suggests reasons why the engine operates but the boat does not move.

Prop cavitates

Explains causes for propeller cavitation, such as trim or weeds.

Excessive vibration

Lists possible causes for excessive vibration from the propeller or engine.

Boat will not turn

Identifies issues that may prevent the boat from turning properly.

Electrical problems

Covers common electrical issues like corroded wires or tripped breakers.

Handling problems like:

Lists common handling issues such as porpoising, lists, or hard ride.

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