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General| Deadrise | 21° |
|---|---|
| Sleeping Capacity | 4 |
| Beam | 11' 0" |
| Holding Tank Capacity | 28 gallons |
| Engine Options | Twin MerCruiser 6.2L MPI |
Importance of HIN for identification and correspondence, engine serial number.
Guidance on obtaining service, parts, and repair from authorized dealers.
Summarizes Sea Ray's express limited warranty coverage and exclusions.
Lists minimum safety equipment required by U.S. Coast Guard for boats.
Details the automatic fire extinguisher system and its operation in the engine compartment.
Discusses carbon monoxide dangers, symptoms, and preventative measures.
Explains the importance and types of Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) and their use.
Warns about the dangers of operating a boat under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Explains load capacity considerations for U.S. and International standards.
Emphasizes the operator's responsibility for situational awareness and safe boat handling.
Details boat design categories based on weather conditions and safe boating practices in varying weather.
Highlights the importance of charting courses, knowing hazards, and using navigation aids.
Outlines procedures for handling medical emergencies and assisting other boaters.
Provides guidance on responding to fires, including using extinguishers and abandoning ship.
Details procedures for handling collisions and leaks, including reporting requirements.
Provides instructions for responding to running aground, checking for damage, and freeing the boat.
Advises on steps to take if the drive train, controls, or steering fail.
Illustrates the locations of various warning labels on the boat.
Advises on safe passenger placement and movement on the boat.
Details the layout of the helm, including gauge panels and switch configurations for different engine options.
Explains the operation of the gear shift and throttle controls.
Explains the function of the power trim unit and gauge for adjusting boat angle.
Describes the trim tabs system used for adjusting boat listing and attitude.
Covers the SmartCraft™ gauge system, tachometer, and other essential gauges.
Explains the mandatory use of navigation and anchor lights under specific conditions.
Lists critical pre-launch, in-water, and post-trip checks for safe boat operation.
Details safe fueling procedures, precautions, and recommendations for gasoline and diesel.
Emphasizes the importance of wearing and having readily accessible PFDs for all passengers.
Advises on instructing passengers about boat behavior and safe seating.
Guides through the pre-start checks and procedures for starting the engine safely.
Explains how to shift the drive unit into gear and maneuver the boat safely.
Explains the function of the bilge blower in preventing gasoline vapor buildup and ensuring ventilation.
Lists essential precautions for safe boat fueling, including static electricity and general procedures.
Explains the function, testing, and importance of the carbon monoxide monitor.
Details the automatic fire extinguisher system, its activation, and shutdown procedures.
Provides a comprehensive chart of inspection, service, and maintenance tasks and intervals.
Provides a checklist for general, boat systems, and engine checks before departing.
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