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General| Length Overall | 20' 6" |
|---|---|
| Beam | 8'6" |
| Draft | 13" |
| Fuel Capacity | 60 gal |
| Max Power | 200 HP |
| Seating Capacity | 8 persons |
| Dry Weight | 2, 400 lbs |
| Deadrise | 15° |
| Draft (Engine Up) | 13" |
| Person Capacity | 8 persons |
Dealer's duties for sales, warranty, and initial setup.
Owner's duties for safe operation, maintenance, and record-keeping.
Congratulatory message and overview of the Robalo experience.
Explains the manual's purpose, content, and how to use it effectively.
Details adherence to industry standards and use of premium materials like gelcoat and resin.
Covers flotation requirements and other safety standards met by Robalo boats.
Outlines legal requirements for boat registration and essential safety gear.
Details regulations on oil discharge and garbage disposal in marine environments.
Explains the importance and types of records for boat maintenance and trips.
Outlines the process and conditions for transferring the limited express warranty to a new owner.
Introduces safety labels found on the boat and their significance.
Provides essential advice for safe boating, including maintenance and fuel checks.
Offers guidance on safe swimming practices and opportunities for boating education.
Covers rules of the road, warning markers, and the impact of drugs/alcohol.
Details types of PFDs, their purpose, and requirements for use.
Explains the types and requirements for fire extinguishers and visual distress signals.
Advises on navigating safely during adverse weather and proper use of signals/lights.
Covers actions for storms, man overboard, and fire emergencies.
Provides guidelines for preventing and responding to fires aboard the boat.
Details procedures for handling flooding, swamping, or capsizing incidents.
Explains hypothermia risks and collision/grounding response steps.
Warns about CO dangers and provides precautions for ventilation and detector use.
Covers maintenance checks, safe fueling practices, and post-fueling steps.
Details annual checks for fuel systems and provides fuel recommendations.
Provides information on buoys, signals, and rules for safe navigation.
Offers guidelines for safe water skiing, including observer roles and hand signals.
Suggests useful additional equipment for enhancing safety and enjoyment during water sports.
Explains the boat's 12V DC battery system and safety precautions.
Details the battery, isolator system, and selector switch operation.
Explains corrosion issues and the role of sacrificial anodes.
Covers the fuel system, tank location, vent, and fuel recommendations.
Guides on sanitizing the fresh water tank and initial system startup.
Explains the function of the water pump and filter system.
Describes livewell pumps, raw water systems, and sanitation device regulations.
Details legal restrictions on discharging untreated sewage into waterways.
Explains the function of dashboard instruments for monitoring boat performance.
Covers hydraulic steering, power steering, displays, throttle, and power trim.
Details bilge pump, lights, stereo, windshield, and jackplate systems.
Specifies the types and placement of required fire extinguishers.
Provides guidance on selecting and using a trailer for safe boat transportation.
Details methods for launching and loading boats using trailers.
Explains how to safely board the boat, including swim platform use.
Lists essential safety steps and checks to perform before refueling.
Details steps to take after refueling, including cleaning and ventilation.
Provides critical instructions for safely starting the boat's engine.
Guides on maneuvering away from the dock and accelerating to cruising speed.
Explains how to adjust the drive angle for optimal performance using power trim.
Details the function and operation of trim tabs for boat trimming.
Explains the procedure for safely stopping the boat using reverse gear.
Covers essential practices for anchoring, including anchor selection and line length.
Details the procedures for deploying and retrieving the anchor.
Provides instructions for safe docking in various conditions and areas.
Explains specific steps for docking the boat to either the starboard or port side.
Describes how to attach mooring lines to cleats for secure boat placement.
Outlines the correct procedure for shutting down the boat's engine.
Covers engine oil checks, adding oil, and fuel filter maintenance.
Details checks for exhaust systems, tune-ups, fuel systems, and monthly inspections.
Explains recommended checks for the outboard drive unit and propeller.
Covers inspection and cleaning of steering systems and the bilge area.
Provides guidance on cleaning, maintaining, and repairing gelcoat surfaces.
Recommends sealing the hull bottom to prevent marine growth and maintain warranty.
Covers cleaning and care for hardware, fittings, windshields, and portholes.
Offers advice on cleaning and maintaining vinyl seats and canvas coverings.
Details procedures for lifting the boat and preparing it for dry storage.
Covers winterization steps for general housekeeping, systems, engine, fuel, and battery.
Outlines the process of preparing the boat for use after storage, focusing on system checks.
Introduces the limited warranty terms, definitions, and the ten-year structural hull warranty.
Details the five-year and one-year transferable hull warranties and their conditions.
Explains the conditions that must be met for warranty coverage to apply.
Clarifies dealer responsibilities, statute of limitations, and coverage limits.
Defines remedies available under warranty and lists common exclusions.
Addresses warranties for components not manufactured by Robalo and general limitations.
