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Displacement | 16, 700 lbs |
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Ballast | 6, 700 lbs |
Sail Area | 637 sq ft |
Engine | Diesel |
Model | Tartan 3700 |
Fuel Capacity | 30 gal |
Water Capacity | 75 gal |
Designer | Tim Jackett |
Length Overall | 37.0 ft |
Draft (Standard) | 5.5 ft |
Beam | 11.5 ft |
Outlines the dealer's duties in preparing and commissioning the yacht.
Details owner's obligations for safe operation, maintenance, and warranty.
Explains the steps for proper yacht commissioning and inspection.
Lists various diagrams and plans of the yacht's systems and layout.
Lists tables containing technical specifications and schedules.
Describes the single-unit fiberglass molding and laminate structure.
Details the fiberglass molding with balsa core and non-skid finish.
Explains the fastening and sealing method of the hull and deck joint.
Describes the construction of the rudder and the standard steering system.
Details the lead alloy keel, its purpose, and fastening method.
Defines standing and running rigging and their functions.
Discusses mast section engineering and sail plan balance.
Step-by-step guide for tuning the mast and rigging while docked.
Instructions for fine-tuning rigging based on sailing conditions.
Details the aluminum fuel tank and its grounding.
Safety precautions and steps for fueling the yacht.
Refers to the engine manual for appropriate fuel grades.
Emphasizes referring to the engine manual for specifications and care.
Covers reduction and reverse gears, and oil checks.
Directs owners to the engine manual for Saildrive specifications and care.
Describes the standard propeller and advice for sailing.
Refers to the engine manual for propeller removal instructions.
Refers to the engine manual for propeller installation instructions.
Explains the operation of the exhaust system and muffler.
Refers to the engine manual for controls and panel functions.
Step-by-step guide for starting and operating the engine.
Instructions for safely shutting down the engine.
Guides for installing thru-hull fittings in cored and non-cored areas.
Explains the design and layout of the electrical system for reliability.
Discusses battery location, charging, and maintenance precautions.
Covers standard and optional high-output alternators.
Advises consulting the manufacturer's manual for the charging system.
Discusses common electronic equipment and installation options.
Guides on consulting the dealer for correct thru-hull fitting placement.
Details careful installation of masthead fittings and cable routing.
Advises separate protection via breakers/fuses and correct wiring.
Discusses carrying and maintaining fire extinguishers on board.
Mandates carrying approved life jackets for all crew.
Advises on stowing life buoys with lights and lines for man overboard.
Emphasizes regular checks for integrity and proper securing of lifelines.
Recommends wearing safety harnesses on deck for fall protection.
Advises carrying waterproof flashlights with charged batteries.
Mentions capacity and annual checks for inflatable craft.
Refers to government regulations for safety flares.
Stresses importance for visibility and being detected by radar.
Discusses anchor type, size, and line/chain requirements.
Instructions for cleaning, waxing, and repairing gelcoat and PPG painted surfaces.
Advises on cleaning and maintaining portlights and hatches, especially Lexan.
Details maintenance for teak and cherry wood surfaces.
Provides procedures for preparing and painting the yacht's bottom.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing the vinyl cove stripe.
Details monthly inspection of turnbuckles, terminals, and wire.
Covers inspection and replacement of sheets, guys, and halyards.
Advises periodic inspection of lifelines, pulpits, and stanchions.
Recommends regular stripping, cleaning, and lubrication of winches.
Refers to the engine owner's manual for detailed maintenance.
Directs to section 6 for details on engine and Saildrive care.
Emphasizes checking terminals, connections for corrosion and tightness.
Provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining upholstery fabrics.
Advises on seasonal inspection of the steering system and its components.
Recommends checking deck fittings under load and re-bedding if leaking.
Stresses the importance of good maintenance for yacht systems.
Outlines tasks for preparing the yacht's exterior before launching.
Details checks required immediately after launching the yacht.
Provides instructions and cautions for stepping the mast.
Explains proper placement of slings and supports during hauling.
Details weight distribution and support for cradling the yacht.
Covers cleaning, winterizing systems, and component checks.
Instructions for draining and winterizing the fresh water system.
Steps for cleaning and winterizing the head and holding tank.
Advises on removing or protecting batteries during winter storage.
Details oil change, fuel stabilization, and coolant antifreeze procedures.
Outlines the basic and structural warranty periods and terms.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty.
States TMC makes no warranties beyond the limited warranty.
Details the process for submitting and processing warranty claims.
Lists the dealer's duties in the yacht commissioning process.
Outlines owner's responsibilities during yacht commissioning.
Describes the overall commissioning procedure and specific tasks.