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DC 265
Part Number 9213004
January 2011
DC / 265
OWNER’S MANUAL
FISHING BOATS
3901 St. Lucie Blvd.
Ft. Pierce, Florida 34946
© 2011 S2 Yachts, Inc.

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

PURSUIT DC / 265 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPURSUIT
ModelDC / 265
CategoryBoat
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Information

Safety Alerts and Symbols

Explanation of safety alert symbols like Danger, Warning, Caution, and Notice for hazard identification.

Specifications

Hull Identification and Load Capacity

Details on hull identification number, recommended load, and maximum persons.

Engine and Performance Specs

Information on installed engine, maximum rated power, and boat mass.

Fuel and Fluid Capacities

Specifications for fuel, oil, and water tank capacities across different regions.

General Information

Warranty and Registration

Information on the PURSUIT Limited Warranty and registration process for ownership.

Owner/Operator Responsibilities

Legal requirements for registration, documentation, and operator duties.

Federal Boat Safety Act

Requirements of the Federal Boat Safety Act of 1971 regarding owner notification of defects.

Propulsion Systems

1.1 General

Overview of the boat's propulsion system and manufacturer's manuals.

1.2 Saltwater Application

Operating in saltwater, marine growth, and galvanic corrosion prevention.

1.3 Engine Lubrication

Details on engine lubrication for 4-cycle and 2-cycle engines, and oil level checks.

1.4 Engine Cooling System

Explanation of the raw water cooling system, impeller, and flushing procedures.

1.5 Propellers

Information on propeller types, sizes, and the importance of their condition.

1.6 Engine Instrumentation

Overview of helm instruments like tachometer, speedometer, fuel gauge, and voltmeter.

Engine Alarms

Explanation of audible alarm systems for critical engine functions and troubleshooting.

Instrument Maintenance

Guidance on maintaining helm instruments, including fogging and drain holes.

Helm Systems

2.1 General

Overview of helm controls including throttle, steering, trim tabs, and spotlight.

2.2 Engine Throttle and Shift Controls

Description of typical throttle and shift control operation and lever positions.

2.3 Neutral Safety Switch

Explanation of the neutral safety switch function and testing procedures.

2.4 Engine Power Tilt and Trim

Details on the tilt and trim feature for outboard engines and its operation.

2.5 Engine Stop Switch

Information on the engine stop switch, lanyard, and its proper use and testing.

2.6 Steering System

Explanation of the hydraulic steering system, power steering, and tilt helm.

2.7 Trim Tabs

Operation and adjustment of trim tabs for hull attitude control.

2.8 Compass

Location and adjustment of the helm compass, and professional calibration.

2.9 Control Systems Maintenance

Maintenance procedures for control systems, steering system, and trim tabs.

Fuel Systems

3.1 General

Overview of the fuel system design, inspection, and owner's responsibility for maintenance.

3.2 Fuel System

Details on the fuel tank, ON/OFF valve, anti-siphon valve, and fuel delivery line.

3.3 Fueling Instructions

Safety precautions and procedures for fueling the boat, including fire and burn hazards.

Electrical System

4.1 General

Introduction to the boat's 12-volt DC electrical system and electrical schematics.

4.2 DC System

Information on batteries, DC distribution, and the Main Distribution Panel (MDP).

4.3 Main Breakers

Details on main breakers for electronics, helm, and windlass, plus other breakers.

4.4 12-Volt DC Panel

Description of helm panel components controlled by switches like Horn, Nav/Anc, Cockpit, and Lights.

4.5 Electrical System Maintenance

Procedures for maintaining the 12-volt DC system, including electrical components, wiring, and batteries.

Plumbing System

5.1 Fresh Water System

Details on the fresh water system, components, filling, operation, and maintenance.

5.2 Raw Water Washdown

Explanation of the raw water washdown system, operation, and maintenance.

5.3 Livewell

Information on the livewell system, seawater supply, operation, filling, and draining.

5.4 Drainage

Overview of drainage systems, bilge drainage, pumps, float switches, and thru-hull drains.

5.5 Plumbing System Maintenance

Routine maintenance procedures for the fresh water system, including filter screens and strainers.

Ventilation System

6.1 Carbon Monoxide and Proper Ventilation

Importance of cockpit ventilation, CO hazards, and detectors.

6.2 Bilge Compartment Ventilation

Description of air flow into the bilge compartment via vents.

Exterior Equipment

7.1 Deck

Information on deck hardware, anchor locker, securing anchors, and windlass operation.

Windshield

Description of the two-piece fiberglass windshield and vent window.

Downriggers (Dealer Installed)

Information on downrigger installation and potential warranty voiding.

7.2 Cockpit

Details on the swim platform, transom door, aft seats, and ski tow pylon.

Bow Seating and Storage

Information on bow storage compartments and ski storage.

Optional Hardtop

Details on the fiberglass hardtop, its features, limitations, and warranty.

Optional Bimini Top

Instructions for installing the optional bimini top and its components.

7.3 Tower (Dealer Installed)

Information about dealer-installed aluminum towers, controls, and installation precautions.

Interior Equipment

8.1 Port Console & Head System

Information on the head system, holding tank, macerator pump, and their operation/maintenance.

Safety Equipment

General Safety & Engine Systems

Overview of safety, engine alarms, neutral safety, stop switches, and fire systems.

CO Hazards & Detectors

Information on carbon monoxide hazards, poisoning symptoms, and CO detector operation.

First Aid & Required Equipment

Guidelines for first aid, required safety gear like PFDs, flares, and extinguishers.

Additional Safety Equipment

Recommended additional safety items for offshore operation.

Operation

10.1 General Operation

Introduction to boat operation, pre-cruise checks, safety regulations, and operator responsibilities.

10.2 Homeland Security Restrictions

Guidelines for recreational boaters regarding security zones and naval vessels.

10.3 Rules of the Road

Basic navigation rules for crossing, meeting, and overtaking situations in inland waters.

10.4 Pre-Cruise Check

Steps to perform before starting engines, including weather, documents, and safety equipment checks.

10.5 Operating your Boat

Procedures for starting engines, checking systems, warming up, and general boat operation.

10.6 Fishing

Safety considerations for the operator while fishing and avoiding line entanglement.

10.7 Tower Operation (Dealer Installed)

Safety precautions and operation guidelines for boats equipped with a tower.

10.8 Docking, Anchoring and Mooring

Techniques and procedures for docking, anchoring, and mooring a boat safely.

10.9 Controls, Steering or Propulsion System Failure

Procedures for handling loss of control, steering, or propulsion system failures.

10.10 Collision

Steps to take if involved in a collision, including checking passengers and inspecting the boat.

10.11 Grounding, Towing and Rendering Assistance

Procedures for assisting vessels in distress, towing, and handling grounding.

10.12 Flooding or Capsizing

Actions to take in case of boat flooding or capsizing, and passenger safety.

10.13 Transporting your Boat

Guidelines for transporting the boat, emphasizing professional service and proper support.

10.14 Trailering your Boat

Safety tips and considerations for trailering the boat, including trailer matching and securing.

10.15 Water Skiing

Safety precautions and guidelines for towing water skiers.

10.16 Man Overboard

Procedures for recovering a person who has fallen overboard.

10.17 Trash Disposal

Regulations and responsible practices for trash disposal in marine environments.

Routine Maintenance

11.1 General

General advice on cleaning agents, urethane foam, and safety precautions.

11.2 Exterior Hull and Deck

Procedures for cleaning the hull below the waterline, bottom painting, and sacrificial anodes.

Engines

Essential engine maintenance, flushing, fuel age effects, and alcohol fuel concerns.

Corian® Surfaces

Care and maintenance for Corian surfaces, including cleaning and minor repair.

Tempered Glass Sink

Recommendations for cleaning the tempered glass sink to avoid damage.

11.3 Seats, Upholstery, Canvas and Enclosures

Maintenance procedures for seats, vinyl upholstery, and canvas enclosures.

11.4 Cabin Interior

Cleaning the cabin interior, including teak woodwork, carpeting, and vinyl headliner.

11.5 Bilge

Instructions for keeping the bilge clean and fresh and protecting components.

11.6 Generator (Optional)

Maintenance requirements for the optional generator, similar to inboard engines.

Seasonal Maintenance

12.1 Storage and Lay-up

Procedures for preparing the boat for storage, including hauling, lifting, and support.

12.2 Winterizing

Steps for winterizing fresh water, raw water, and shower/cabin drain systems.

12.3 Recommissioning

Procedures for recommissioning the boat after storage, including checks and assembly.

Glossary of Terms

Glossary of Terms

Definitions of common boating terms used in the manual.

Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance Schedule

A schedule outlining routine maintenance tasks and their recommended frequency.

Maintenance Log

Maintenance Log

A log for recording maintenance dates, hours, dealer, and service/repairs performed.

Boating Accident Report

Boating Accident Report

A form for documenting boating accidents, required by regulatory authorities.

Float Plan

Float Plan

A form to complete before a trip, providing trip details to a shore contact.

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting Guide

A guide to diagnose and solve common problems with control and performance systems.

Schematics

Electrical Schematics

Electrical schematics for the helm panel and main distribution panel (MDP).

Plumbing Schematics

Diagrams and part lists for fresh water, raw water, waste water, drainage, and livewell plumbing.

Fuel & Trailer Schematics

Diagrams for the fuel system and trailer/sling location details.

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