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420 Outrage

Chapter 2 • General Information

Throttle and Shift Control

The throttle and shift control is used to manage both the shifting mechanism and the throttle (see Figure

2.21.1 ). This control regulates engine RPMs, which controls the speed of the boat. Moving the levers forward

shifts the engine into forward gear. Continuing to move the lever forward progressively increases the forward

speed of the boat. Moving the lever backwards shifts the engine into reverse gear, and continuing to move the

lever back progressively increases the reverse speed of the boat. The levers must be in the neutral position

to start the engine(s). When in neutral, otherwise known as the idle position, the propeller is not engaged. A

green neutral LED light is illuminated atop the throttle and shift lever when in neutral.

Throttle and Shift Control

Figure 2.21.1

ACTIVE

TRIM

1 LEVER

THROTTLE

ONLY

TRANSFER

4
3
2

START/STOP

ENGINES

PC SC S

START

ALL ENGINES

STOP

START/STOP

ENGINES

PC SC

ACTIVE

TRIM

1 LEVER

THROTTLE

ONLY

TRANSFER

START

ALL ENGINES

STOP

Trim all

engines

Trim individual engines

Top view

START/STOP

ENGINES

PC SC

ACTIVE

TRIM

1 LEVER

THROTTLE

ONLY

TRANSFER

START

ALL ENGINES

STOP

Start/stop individual engines

Neutral LED

Display screen

NOTE: When equipped with optional V12 engines, control configuration varies.

Side

view

Summary of Contents for 420 OUTRAGE

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Page 2: ...i 420 Outrage The mission of Boston Whaler is to provide consumers with the safest highest quality most durable boats in the world...

Page 3: ...known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm To minimize exposure avoid breathing exhaust service your vessel in a well ventilated area and wear glove...

Page 4: ...boating experience Information and assistance is also available at bostonwhaler com where you will find customer resources including how to videos maintenance tips and other technical content While th...

Page 5: ...rthiness dependability and the inherent safety of a hull that won t sink even if severely damaged Plain and simple Boston Whaler boats are built to last In 1961 Fisher s demonstration of that unsinkab...

Page 6: ...to Control Symbols 1 27 Chapter 2 General Information Construction Standards 2 1 Hull Identification Number HIN 2 1 Servicing Your Boston Whaler 2 1 Manufacturer s Certification 2 1 Specifications Dim...

Page 7: ...220V 4 10 Prep Station Breaker Panel 120V 4 11 Prep Station Breaker Panel 220V 4 11 Electronics Box Breaker Panel 4 12 Fuse Blocks 4 12 Cabin Lighting 4 13 Digital Switching 4 15 C Zone Modules 4 16 C...

Page 8: ...ice history or warranty records on vessels should be requested from the original selling dealer the servicing dealer and or the previous owner where applicable Information regarding open safety recall...

Page 9: ...under normal non commercial use Accessory subject to the remedies exclusions and limitations set out below Boston Whaler will repair or replace at its sole discretion any Accessory that is defective...

Page 10: ...fit or other revenue generating uses 12 Any representation or implication relating to speed range fuel consumption or estimated performance characteristics 13 Any failure or defect caused by an act of...

Page 11: ...EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW NEITHER BOSTON WHALER NOR THE SELLING DEALER SHALLHAVEANYRESPONSIBILITYFOR LOSS OFTHE BOAT LOSS OFTIME INCONVENIENCE COMMERCIAL LOSS OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES SOME STATES DO NOT...

Page 12: ...anty transfer must be completed within 30 days of purchase Notwithstanding anything in this Limited Manufacturer Warranty to the contrary Boston Whaler reserves the right to reject any warranty transf...

Page 13: ...ting safety You and any other operator of this Boat should take a course in boating and boating safety before operation of this Boat and should be completely familiar with all systems regarding safe o...

Page 14: ...integral structural components A Structural Hull Defect shall mean a substantial defect in the Boat s Hull which causes the Boat to be unfit or unsafe for general use as a pleasure craft under normal...

Page 15: ...d maximum horsepower 7 Failure of the owner to use maintain or store the Boat as specified in the Boston Whaler owner s manual and any other failure to provide reasonable care and maintenance Normal w...

Page 16: ...the inspection and any covered repair and the owner shall pay for all related transportation charges and or travel time STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS Without prejudice to your mandatory statutory rights any...

Page 17: ...oston Whaler The invalidity or unenforceability of any one or more of the provisions herein shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the other provisions SAFETY It is your responsibility as...

Page 18: ...repaired or replaced by Boston Whaler Inc OWNER S WARRANTY RESPONSIBILITIES As the spark ignition marine watercraft owner you are responsible for performance of the required maintenance listed in your...

Page 19: ...g and collections and protecting against fraud and error and 7 Investigating a breach or a contravention of a law complying with a subpoena warrant court order or as required or otherwise permitted by...

Page 20: ...instruction in proper boat handling Learn how to navigate Contact Us Boston Whaler Inc 877 294 5645 www bostonwhaler com Warranties In addition to the Boston Whaler Limited Warranty each component an...

Page 21: ...on of your boat DANGER Denotes an immediate hazard exists that WILL result in severe personal injury or death Denotes information that is important to know prior to operation and or maintenance but is...

Page 22: ...ation on available courses or go to boatus com foundation Get hands on training on how to operate your boat properly In Addition Maintain your boat and its safety and other systems as recommended in t...

Page 23: ...such as rocks sand bars or dangerous currents to name a few Your passengers are relying on you to operate and maneuver the boat safely so that they are not in danger of going overboard If you turn to...

Page 24: ...tion on wet surfaces WARNING A qualified operator must be in control of the boat at all times Do not operate the boat while under the influence of alcohol or drugs Never operate your boat at speeds wh...

Page 25: ...marked with date showing service life must be carried be readily accessible in serviceable condition and not be expired Store all pyrotechnic signals in a well marked waterproof container Additional R...

Page 26: ...system preferably in each sleeping quarter DANGER Carbon Monoxide can accumulate in dangerous concentrations anywhere in or around your boat including on back decks swim platforms or in water around g...

Page 27: ...eration manual for EOL signal indication and further information and instructions The EOL signal can be deactivated so that it does not alarm DEACTIVATING THE CO ALARM IS PERMANENT REACTIVATING IS NOT...

Page 28: ...is an attached tag indicating they are approved by the U S Coast Guard or by your National Boating Law Enforcement Agency The operator is responsible for instructing everyone onboard on the location a...

Page 29: ...5 mph DO NOT allow several passengers to ride in the bow of a small open bow boat causing the boat to plow into the water DO NOT allow passengers to ride on the stern cushion or gunwales DO NOT overl...

Page 30: ...time increases in water temperatures below 70 21 1 C Emergency Situations Making contact Stop or slow the boat and circle toward the person overboard Try to approach heading into the wind or into the...

Page 31: ...her s into the base of the fire If the fire is in an enclosed compartment and you have an automatic extinguisher for the compartment wait 15 min before opening the compartment Have an extinguisher han...

Page 32: ...date showing the service life which must not be expired Carry three signals for day use and three for night use Some pyrotechnic devices such as red flares meet both day and night use requirements Sto...

Page 33: ...PAHN PAHN used when a person or vessel is in some jeopardy less than indicated by a MAYDAY call SAFETY SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY pronounced SAY CURE IT AY used for navigational safety or weather warn...

Page 34: ...s Diving Recognize and respect diving flags Keep at least 30 meters 100 ft away Diver s Flags Fig 1 14 2 RED WHITE BLUE CODE ALPHA FLAG SPORT DIVER S FLAG WHITE If you encounter fog determine your pos...

Page 35: ...s 25 m p h it takes only 5 seconds to overtake a fallen skier who was 60 meters 200 feet in front Ski only in areas where skiing is permitted Observe local restrictions on length of tow line Learn the...

Page 36: ...ope can cause it to backlash into the cockpit PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD Use transom tow ring only to pull water skiers Unless specified by the manufacturer any other use such as parasailing kite flying t...

Page 37: ...docking or in heavy seas strong current or high winds Passengers and crew may lose balance and the boat may lose steering control Should the operator fall out of the boat at planing speed it may take...

Page 38: ...float plan should describe where you will be boating departure time and return number and names of passengers and destination Joystick Piloting adds special lighting to the transom of the boat When J...

Page 39: ...serve no wake warnings Mounted at key locations throughout the boat See pages 1 20 thru 1 26 warning labels advise the owner operator of imperative safety precautions to follow when operating and or s...

Page 40: ...ners paints and substances used for vessel repair Waste materials that result from wear of vessel components Lead from battery terminals and from other sources such as ballast or fishing sinkers TO AV...

Page 41: ...e can be present in the cabin Signs of carbon monoxide poisoning include nausea headache dizziness drowsiness and lack of conciousness Get fresh air if anyone shows signs of carbon monoxide poisoning...

Page 42: ...er s manual for additional information 9 CAUTION MRP 1836858 AVOID INJURY BOAT MOVEMENT MAY CAUSE LID TO FALL KEEP HANDS AND FEET CLEAR OF EDGES WHEN HATCH IS OPEN 10 NOTICE THIS BOAT IS EQUIPPED WITH...

Page 43: ...AVOID INJURY BOAT MOVEMENT MAY CAUSE LID TO FALL KEEP HANDS AND FEET CLEAR OF EDGES WHEN HATCH IS OPEN FRESH WATER Carbon monoxide CO can cause brain damage or death Engine and generator exhaust cont...

Page 44: ...R WILL CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH WARNING DO NOT LEAVE TRANSOM DOOR GATE OPEN WHILE UNDERWAY SERIOUS INJURY MAY RESULT 12 B123 00 6 2 5 WARNING Ask the Captain before entering the water This boat...

Page 45: ...important to replace any damaged or unreadable label Call your Boston Whaler dealer for replacement labels NOTICE Warning Label Locations Con t Fig 1 25 1 NOTICE MRP 1745156 THIS BOAT IS EQUIPPED WIT...

Page 46: ...eplacement Part No It is important to replace any damaged or unreadable label Call your Boston Whaler dealer for replacement labels NOTICE BRIDGE CAPACITY INFORMATION MAXIMUM WEIGHT CAPACITY UNDERWAY...

Page 47: ...IMMING OPERATION PUMP LIFT POINT SLING LOCATION ENGINE START ENGINE STOP FUEL LEVEL WARNING ELECTRICAL HAZARD NO OPEN FLAME NO SMOKING FIRE RISK ROTARY CONTROL WIDTH OF SYMBOL INDICATES INCREASE FRESH...

Page 48: ...1 28 420 Outrage R Chapter 1 Safety THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 49: ...ston Whaler hulls are constructed with our patented Unibond construction process This involves foam injection into a closed mold system where the foam expands to fill all voids in the hull When the fi...

Page 50: ...tification Canadian Conformity Plate ACanada Compliance Notice indicates that your boathas been certified to comply with construction standards for small vessels by Transport Canada TC Recreational ve...

Page 51: ...022 NBNWPVSSLTB1 2376350 AUSTRALIAN BUILDERS PLATE The maximum persons and maximum load should be reduced in bad weather or when the boat is operated in adverse conditions WARNING WARNING ALTERATION O...

Page 52: ...e engine weight load for which your boat is rated The 420 Outrage is designed for a maximum outboard engine weight of 4050 LBS 1837 kg NOTICE NOTICE The 420 OUTRAGE is category B Certification Design...

Page 53: ...dge Clearance with hardtop 12 5 3 81 m with optional satellite TV 14 2 4 32 m with optional upper station 18 6 5 64 m Beam 13 3 96 m Weight dry no engine 22 000 lbs 9979 kg 1 Optional equipment and lo...

Page 54: ...2 6 Chapter 2 General Information 420 Outrage R 13 42 2 Dimensions Clearances Cont d Figure 2 6 1 18 6 Upper station option WATERLINE 8 5 NOTE Equipment may vary depending on options selected...

Page 55: ...usly slippery Passenger Areas Do Not stand or walk on this area while underway Serious injury could result If necessary stand or walk only where non skid is applied To avoid risk of injury or death sh...

Page 56: ...passengers to ride in an area i e bow gunwales transom etc that will pose a hazard to themselves or the boat WARNING Recommended Seating Figure 2 8 1 INTERIOR OPTIONAL SEATING UPPER STATION OPTIONAL...

Page 57: ...nt d NEVER allow passengers to ride in an area i e bow gunwales transom etc that will pose a hazard to themselves or the boat WARNING Recommended On Plane Locations Figure 2 9 1 INTERIOR OPTIONAL SEAT...

Page 58: ...ION DRAIN COCKPIT A C CONDENSATION DRAIN OPTION COCKPIT A C CONDENSATION DRAIN GYROSCOPE STABILIZER DRAIN OPTION WATER HEATER PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE 4 5 7 8 MID DECK STARBOARD TUB DRAIN LEANING POST SI...

Page 59: ...be checked for dripping It is recommended that the underwater fittings be removed cleaned and resealed every other year If the through hull fittings need to be replaced it is recommended that an auth...

Page 60: ...LIVEWELL STERN CLEATS WASTE PUMPOUT DECK PLATE ENGINE QUAD ENGINES SHOWN TRANSOM MOUNTED ROD HOLDERS REBOARDING LADDER FOLDAWAY STERN BENCH SEAT TRANSOM SHOWER W HOT AND COLD WATER TRANSOM ACCESS DOOR...

Page 61: ...LOCKABLE GLOVE BOX 2 HELM SWITCH PANELS 13 ENGINE DIAGNOSTIC PORT OPTION 3 HELM DISPLAY 14 ENGINE EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH 4 GRAB RAIL 15 HELM DRAIN 5 VESSELVIEW 16 VENT 6 THROTTLE SHIFT CONTROL 17 THEFT...

Page 62: ...1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 COMPASS 8 ENGINE EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH 2 SPOTLIGHT REMOTE OPTION 9 THROTTLE SHIFT CONTROL 3 VESSELVIEW 10 AUTOGLIDE OPTION 4 UPPER HELM DISPLAY 11 VHF RADIO 5 JOYSTIC...

Page 63: ...ROD HOLDERS P S HAWSE PIPE W CUP HOLDER P S DIVE BOARDING DOOR DEPLOYABLE GRAB RAIL FOR DIVE DOOR STAINLESS STEEL LATCH DIVE LADDER BRACKET INSULATED FISHBOX WITH PUMPOUT P S MECHANICAL HATCH TRANSOM...

Page 64: ...HOLDING TANK 10KW GENERATOR OVERBOARD DISCHARGE SEACOCK FISHBOX PUMP OUT PUMP FUEL WATER SEPARATORS OPTION PREP STATION LIVEWELL INTAKE ELECTRONIC TRANSDUCER OPTION OVERBOARD DISCHARGE WASTE PUMP RAW...

Page 65: ...USHIONS CONVERTIBLE SETTEE ADJUSTABLE REMOVABLE TABLE CO MONITOR GALLEY STORAGE MICROWAVE TV ELECTRIC VACUFLUSH TOILET 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 16 17 HEAD CABINETS ELECTRIC FLUSH PANEL HEAD SIN...

Page 66: ...HORNS NAVIGATION LIGHTS SPOTLIGHT WITH REMOTE OPTION OPEN ARRAY RADAR OPTION Hardtop Figure 2 18 1 1 2 4 5 3 6 7 8 10 13 9 11 12 BOW FLOOD LIGHT WINDSHIELD VENT ACTUATOR VHF RADIO SPEAKER OPTION DOME...

Page 67: ...OST W CONVERTIBLE 3 PERSON SEATING FORWARD LOUNGE 3 PERSON SEATING Seating Seating Figure 2 19 1 n n Not available with gunwale rod rack 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 Starboard side shown port side typica...

Page 68: ...6 17 18 UNDERWATER LIGHTS OPTION WINDLASS ON OFF WINDLASS UP WINDLASS DOWN WATER PUMPS PORT FISHBOX PUMPOUT STARBOARD FISHBOX PUMPOUT PREP STATION LIVEWELL OPTION PORT AFT LIVEWELL COURTESY LIGHTS TEL...

Page 69: ...verse speed of the boat The levers must be in the neutral position to start the engine s When in neutral otherwise known as the idle position the propeller is not engaged A green neutral LED light is...

Page 70: ...ne to avoid possible ejection due to boat spinout Do not attempt to turn boat when the engine is trimmed extremely down under or in NOTICE Shift controls into neutral before starting engine Shift only...

Page 71: ...navigation lights between sunset and sunrise andduringperiodsofrestrictedvisibility suchasrain fog haze etc If operating in reduced visibility or between sunset and sunrise it is necessary to maintai...

Page 72: ...BOARD NAVIGATION LIGHT GREEN VISIBLE 2 NM 225 MASTHEAD LIGHT WHITE VISIBLE 3 NM 225 MASTHEAD LIGHT WHITE VISIBLE 3 NM Operating the Navigation Lighting A three position switch located on the helm swit...

Page 73: ...RESHWATER FAUCET W HOT COLD WATER HINGED GRILL LID COUNTER SURFACE PAPER TOWEL HOLDER NET STORAGE LEADER HOLDERS 5 6 7 8 9 14 2 2 11 12 13 9 10 8 1 3 7 15 16 17 18 19 4 14 7 9 TOOL HOLDER GRILL HEAT S...

Page 74: ...ease pan When replacing the pan assure that it is completely contained within the grill and that the side of the pan does not extend outside of the grill sides Please read and understand the safety pr...

Page 75: ...1 1 1 1 1 Ifequipped thetwo12V 30ampelectricalreceptacles for powering electric downriggers or any electrical equipment aptly rated are located inside the cockpit on the aft section of the port and st...

Page 76: ...more air circulation Canvas Option Your canvas set will keep its appearance and maintain proper working order provided you follow a few simple steps for cleaning and maintenance See Canvas Care Mainte...

Page 77: ...is not necessary to remove the zipper tracks each time you remove the canvas Zip the canvas panel section s to the zipper track to secure the canvas panel Zip only partially approx 4 at first Attach t...

Page 78: ...s by pressing them together thus engaging the hook and loop fabric Never remove canvas by pulling roughly on one edge To prevent damage to the fabric fasteners should be unsnapped as close to the butt...

Page 79: ...ST BOW THRUSTER I G N I T I O N M A S T E R I G N I T I O N M A S T E R REFER TO OWNER S PACKET FOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION DANGER Do not operate thruster out of water even for...

Page 80: ...shift lever should be in neutral when performing a station transfer METHOD 1 Delayed Transfer This method delays station transfer until the throttle and shift control levers see Figure 2 32 2 at the t...

Page 81: ...ball valves in the aft bilge on both port and starboard side between the pumps and hull sides Turn OFF all battery switches The power to the system is on the unswitched side of the house battery swit...

Page 82: ...CAPTAIN S CHAIR PORT COMPANION CHAIR COMPANION CHAIR FORWARD AFT ADJUSTMENT LEVER COMPANION CHAIR ROTATION ADJUSTMENT LEVER CAPTAIN S CHAIR ELECTRIC SWITCH Companion Chairs The companion chairs are f...

Page 83: ...ngle bed Port Cabin Interior Figure 2 35 1 CONVERTIBLE SETTEE ROD STORAGE 1 2 1 2 To convert the settee Pull the latch under the center of the cushion Pull the base settee cushion out all the way unti...

Page 84: ...e 12V DC breaker panel REFER TO OWNER S PACKET FOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION 2 3 4 5 3 4 5 Vacuum The vacuum located in a storage cabinet on the starboard side of the cabin Figure...

Page 85: ...Interior Figure 2 37 1 STORAGE RACK REEL LATCH 1 2 1 2 Ship s Bell Maritime requirements include that vessels over 12m but less than 20m have onboard sound signaling equipment capable of sounding a di...

Page 86: ...roid compatible via integrated bluetooth SiriusXM ready and a TV The stereo is protected by a 20 amp breaker on the 12V DC panel on the starboard side of the cabin The stereo unit is located on the po...

Page 87: ...e 2 39 1 1 3 2 4 6 5 8 10 9 11 13 12 14 7 VOL SEL DISP MENU ZOOM SUB T SETUP RDM RPT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 16 CTSY FLOOD LTS BOW TABLE 15 To Connect Cable Television Plug the TV cable from the dock into...

Page 88: ...nd stop by itself Sun Shade Figure 2 40 2 1 2 SUN SHADE SWITCH PORT HELM SWITCH PANEL PREP STATION SWITCH PANEL ELECTRIC SUN SHADE HARDTOP ROD HOLDERS 2 EA P S 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 The MP3 input on your boat...

Page 89: ...witch Windshield Wipers Washer D AFT AUX BILGE PUMPS HORN MODE SHADE VENT WASHER WIPER The LED will again remain illuminated for a short period of time The sun shade and shade controller is protected...

Page 90: ...to lift the boat Lifting with bow and stern eyes will cause stress on the fiberglass gel coat and may cause injury or death Cleat Locations Figure 2 42 1 P S P S P S 3 3 HULL SIDE ACRYLIC WINDOW DO N...

Page 91: ...traps should never be used by themselves they are only used to help in keeping the boat secured to the trailer Make certain that the safety chain cable is properly secured to the bow eye DANGER Securi...

Page 92: ...rage Keel Stands Figure 2 44 1 CAUTION In addition to the three keel stands use a minimum of six side stands three placed at port and three placed at starboard Use only the keel stands required by Bos...

Page 93: ...6 60 60 60 60 60 CAUTION In addition to the six wood blocks use a minimum of six side stands three placed at port and three placed at starboard Each wood block must contact the hull for a minimum len...

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Page 95: ...FWD BILGE AFT BILGE orAUX bilge the operator can energize the pumps regardless of the position of the float switches The aft pump discharges water overboard by way of a thru hull fitting on the aft s...

Page 96: ...s ON Use your radio to broadcast a PAN PAN distress call Emergency High Water Bilge Pump The aft pump and high water pump can be accessed through the equipment hatch in the aft cockpit floor The forwa...

Page 97: ...SUMP FROM GALLEY HEAD SINK DRAINS TO THRU HULL DISCHARGE HEAD SHOWER DRAIN CABIN A C FREEZER PLATE CONDENSATION DRAINS 1100 GPH 4160 LPH PUMP W INTEGRATED FLOAT SWITCH FORWARD BILGE PUMP SUMP THRU HUL...

Page 98: ...a signal to the pump nozzle to shut off before there is any spit back or well back through the fill opening Overfill protection is included with each system reducing the possibility of accidental fue...

Page 99: ...added to the tank which allows proper ventilation of the tank when the boat is stored or trailered on a moderate incline without fuel seepage The use of a portable fuel tank to fill your boat s tank c...

Page 100: ...c electricity while refueling your boat NEVERfuelyourboatinunsafeconditionssuch as suspended on a sling or in a situation that increases the likelihood of static discharge NEVER use homemade container...

Page 101: ...aintain a full tank of fuel when the engine is not in use This will reduce air flow in and out of the tank due to changes in temperature as well as limiting exposure of the ethanol in the fuel to humi...

Page 102: ...epumpsareelectrically operated to provide hydraulic pressure to the steering system The pumps are located in the forward center of the bilge and can be accessed by lifting the equipment hatch in the a...

Page 103: ...Optional Mercury V12 engines do not have external power steering pumps and instead use a built in electro hydraulic steering motor Steering commands between helm joystick and engine are digital ATTENT...

Page 104: ...eft deterrent system allows engine start but limits RPMs while still allowing slow speed operation Once the theft deterrent system is deactivated with the fob the engine will perform within normal ope...

Page 105: ...ENGINES battery switch for each engine 2 Turn on the MASTER IGNITION key 3 At the helm s throttle and shift control start all engines simultaneously by pressing the Start Stop All Engines button Paral...

Page 106: ...ONLY button until horn sounds twice and neutral lights start flashing Flashing lights indicate THROTTLE ONLY program is engaged 4 Advance port throttle and shift lever to increase engine RPMs RPMs ar...

Page 107: ...PUT HEAD SINK COLD WINDSHIELD WASHER HEAD SHOWER COLD HOSE REEL COLD PREP STATION SINK COLD PREP STATION SINK HOT HOSE REEL HOT HEAD SHOWER HOT TO WATER HEATER TRANSOM SHOWER HOT GALLEY SINK HOT HEAD...

Page 108: ...ted in the anchor locker The unit features a control handle to adjust the flow of the supplied water The washdown unit is pressurized by the washdown pumps and the spray head is activated by twisting...

Page 109: ...helm seating platform see Figure 3 15 1 The washdown unit is pressurized by the freshwater pump and the spray head is activated by twisting the unit The temperature of the water can be regulated by ad...

Page 110: ...shwater system with a non toxic non freezing solution This procedure should be completed by an authorized service center The water heater is equipped with a temperature and pressure relief valve that...

Page 111: ...PERATION OPERATION FULL CYCLE 15 MIN ENG FULL CYCLE 15 MIN ENG PRESS ONCE TO START PRESS ONCE TO START PRESS TWICE TO STOP PRESS TWICE TO STOP HALF CYCLE 7 5 MIN ENT HALF CYCLE 7 5 MIN ENT PRESS TWICE...

Page 112: ...ewell pump and raw water pump can be accessed through the mechanical hatch in the aft cockpit deck Raw Water System Raw Water System Fig 3 18 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 RAW WATER INTAKE WATER FILTER TO RAW WATER W...

Page 113: ...ed behind the access door on the forward base of the prep station The port aft livewell flow control valve is located behind the access door in the port aft cockpit The livewells have three drains to...

Page 114: ...nvironmental Protection Agency EPA standards state that in freshwater lakes reservoirs impoundments whose inlets or outlets are such as to prevent the ingress or egress by vessel traffic subject to th...

Page 115: ...CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM TEST MUTE ON MOVE TO FRESH AIR 10 10 NOTICE NEVER use residential tissue paper in your marine waste system Waste from the head is directed into the holding tank located in the b...

Page 116: ...required Follow instructions at the station and make sure the pump out hose is inserted into the deck plate marked WASTE located on the port transom Access is gained by use of a special key that is i...

Page 117: ...12 000 BTU REVERSE CYCLE AIR HANDLER CONDENSATE TO SHOWER SUMP CABIN AIR VENT THRU HULL DRAIN FWD OPEN CLOSED The A C PUMP CABIN A C and DECK A C breakers on theAC Main Breaker Panel must be ON for th...

Page 118: ...at the base of the aft helm seat podium A C System Cockpit Fig 3 24 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 000 BTU REVERSE CYCLE AIR HANDLER HELM BASE AIR VENTS HELM SEAT AFT AIR VENTS HELM AIR VENTS A C THRU HULL DRAI...

Page 119: ...uel tanks Figure 3 25 2 Generator The compressor for the freezer plate s is located behind an access panel in the starboard side of the cabin behind the VacuFlush toilet Limited access is possible thr...

Page 120: ...et will have the complete operations manual for your generator Be sure to read the manual before operating the generator Several key points are indicated below There is a remote operation panel also l...

Page 121: ...ILL FREEZER PLATE POLARITY REVERSE POLARITY PRIOR TO CONNECTINGOR DISCONNECTING SHORE POWER CABLE TURN OFF PANEL MAIN BREAKERS AND BREAKERS AT DOCKSIDE RECEPTACLE CAUTION PORT CHARGER PORT REFRIG MICR...

Page 122: ...t side of the cabin The generator has a built in cooling pump which draws cooling water through a seacock located in the aft machinery compartment The raw water passes through a strainer before enteri...

Page 123: ...OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF MAIN GENERATOR PREP STA VACUUM ACC OFF OFF OFF FWD CHARG AFT CHARG CABIN REFRIG SHORE POWER 1 SHORE POWER 2 MAIN GEN BRIDGE 120 V AC WARNING GASOLINE VA...

Page 124: ...last when replacing WARNING NOTICE Your first maintenance is required at 35 hours by a qualified technician at which time a maintenance checklist must be completed Failure to comply will invalidate t...

Page 125: ...generator in European Union Member Countries This generator set is specifically intended and approved for operation below the deck in the engine compartment Operation above the deck and or outdoors wo...

Page 126: ...lt exceeds 0 030 amps This tripping action will occur within a fraction of a second to prevent serious injury Equipment Leakage Circuit Interrupter ELCI The receptacle will not protect against line to...

Page 127: ...ACC OFF OFF OFF FWD CHARG AFT CHARG CABIN REFRIG SHORE POWER 1 SHORE POWER 2 MAIN GEN BRIDGE 120 V AC WARNING GASOLINE VAPORS CAN EXPLODE BEFORE STARTING GENERATOR CHECK FOR GASOLINE VAPORS OPERATE BL...

Page 128: ...S OFF OFF OFF WATER HEATER A C PUMP CABIN A C OFF AC ON OFF OFF OFF DECK A C FRZ PLATE FRZ ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF MAIN GENERATOR PREP STA VACUUM ACC OFF OFF OFF FWD CHA...

Page 129: ...dockside electrical system to the boat s electrical system by magnetic coupling This means there is no direct electrical connection between the earth grounded shore AC power and the boat AC power Iso...

Page 130: ...e DEATH without warning The vapor reduces available oxygen for breathing If possible allow the compartments vapor to dissipate before opening the hatch Once the system has been discharged the power to...

Page 131: ...e that door is closed and securely latched when boat is underway Dive Ladder The installation of the dive ladder is quick and easy Remove the ladder from its stowed position on the base of the aft ben...

Page 132: ...dder brace inboard and lift up out of the deck bracket Secure the ladder into place on the aft bench seat NOTICE ALWAYS use bungee straps to secure the dive ladder in the aft bench seat brackets Reboa...

Page 133: ...winds The use of trim tabs may also increase your operator visibility particularly during initial acceleration An untrimmed boat will Reduce fuel economy Increase wear on your engine Visibility from t...

Page 134: ...water environment The need to replace anodes more frequently may indicate a stray current problem within your boat or at the slip or mooring If your anodes do not need replacement after one year loose...

Page 135: ...e the handle clockwise to raise or lower the outrigger in the desired position To Raise and or Lower the Outriggers Once the desired height is reached flip the handle to the up position Grab firmly on...

Page 136: ...ng the handle lift the seat up and out toward you and push down Aft Bench Seat Fig 3 42 3 Spotlight ACR POINT PAD URP 102 ON OFF SPOTLIGHT CONTROL Spotlight Control Panel Fig 3 42 1 T h e s p o t l i...

Page 137: ...cally actuated powered by the house batteries The switch to raise and lower the table is located on the port side wall of the bow Fully raised the table can be used for entertaining in the bow When co...

Page 138: ...arboard sides of the lounge which need to be released in order for the lounge to be opened In addition the lounge provides lighted storage for miscellaneous gear fenders or can be equipped for optiona...

Page 139: ...o is locked and the flywheel has stopped spinning WARNING Gyro Stabilizer Option Fig 3 45 1 1 2 3 4 GYROSCOPIC STABILIZER SEAWATER PUMP TO GYRO GYROSCOPIC WATER STRAINER W INTAKE SEACOCK GYROSCOPIC ST...

Page 140: ...ill push the stern down and raise the bow If OUT too far the maximum engine RPMs cannot be achieved A properly trimmed boat will have the bow slightly UP while running at full speed Different seas or...

Page 141: ...aise and lower the anchor manually in case the power to the anchor windlass is lost A anchor lanyard secures the anchor when stowed and the boat is underway The windlass is protected by an 100 amp cir...

Page 142: ...he switch will power the anchor windlass UP Once the anchor and rode is secure in the UP position the safety lanyard can be re attached to the anchor and secured to the cleat Operating From the Bow Th...

Page 143: ...low you to lower the anchor while turning it clockwise will raise it When operation is complete insert the handle into the center star socket and tighten the windlass chainwheel by rotating the handle...

Page 144: ...rformance Bow Height Water Depth Rode Proper Anchoring Fig 3 50 1 Rode length bow height water depth X Scope Be careful that the trailing lines do not foul in the propeller CAUTION The rode is the lin...

Page 145: ...ually break out when the rode becomes vertical Coil lines to let them dry before stowing Weighing the Anchor There is no best way to set an anchor Experiment to see how it performs One method is to tu...

Page 146: ...3 52 420 Outrage Chapter 3 Systems Overview Operation R THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 147: ...nylon lock nuts to keep batteries secure REFER TO ENGINE MANUFACTURER S MANUAL IN OWNER S PACKETFOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION Use only AGM batteries with Mercury Verado engines Ta...

Page 148: ...ortening experience for the battery is to be drained to zero charge before recharging NOTICE The bow thruster battery charger and battery trays are deleted w joystick option Joystick Equipped Battery...

Page 149: ...maximizes battery performance HOUSE BATTERY VOLTAGE BATTERY TEST PORT PORT STBD CENTER STBD CENTER E N G I N E S P A R A L L E L T O H O U S E BATTERY SWITCH CONTROL E N G I N E S P A R A L L E L T O...

Page 150: ...f a breaker is replaced with one of lower amperage it will not be sufficient to carry the elec trical load of the equipment it is connected to and will cause nuisance breaker tripping Conversely if a...

Page 151: ...nitoring the location of the vessel the system provides the owner the opportunity to interface with a variety of systems on the boat remotely through a secure website using a computer or any device th...

Page 152: ...by your dealer before the next use NOTICE It is recommended that the fob remains in the docking station while boating However once the engines are started the fob can be removed from the docking stat...

Page 153: ...ure 4 7 1 2 1 Main Distribution Panel The following pages detail the four panels that make up the main distribution panel located in the port cabin GENERATOR WARNING BLOWER START STOP STEREO FISH BOX...

Page 154: ...ure 4 8 1 2 6 12V DC BREAKER PANEL WINDLASS CONTROL 10 AMPS SHOWER SUMP 5 AMPS ACCESSORY 10 AMPS HELM SEAT 15 AMPS BOW TABLE 20 AMPS DECK 12V OUTLETS 15 AMPS HEAD 3 AMPS CABIN REFRIGERATOR 20 AMPS CAB...

Page 155: ...E METER LINE 1 MAIN BREAKER 30 AMP LINE 1 GENERATOR BREAKER 70 AMP SOURCE SELECTOR SLIDE LINE 2 MAIN BREAKER 30 AMP LINE 2 GENERATOR BREAKER 70 AMP FORWARD BATTERY CHARGER 15 AMP AFT BATTERY CHARGER 1...

Page 156: ...4 5 6 7 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 8 17 18 19 CABIN REFRIGERATOR 7 5 AMP CABIN OUTLETS 10 AMP PREP STATION 10 AMPS VACUUM 7 5 AMPS GYROSCOPIC STABILIZER 25 AMPS WATER HEATER 10 AMPS A C PUMP 2 AMPS CABIN A C...

Page 157: ...ARBOARD REFRIGERATOR 12V AC 20 AMPS 120V AC OUTLET 15 AMPS 12V DC OUTLET 15 AMPS GRILL 15 AMPS 1 2 3 4 7 6 5 1 2 3 4 7 Prep Station Breaker Panel 220V Figure 4 11 2 6 5 220V AC 12V DC OFF OFF OFF OFF...

Page 158: ...cified WARNING 12V SHADE SHADE CNTRL PORT MODULE STBD CONTROL SPOT LIGHT UPPER STA FUSE BLOCK CTSY OUTLET 2 6 7 9 10 8 4 3 1 Electronics Box Breaker Panel Figure 4 12 1 5 12V ACCESSORY 10 AMPS SHADE 1...

Page 159: ...he unit and system may occur DO NOT use accessories that exceed the rated capacity of the circuit 10 Amps CAUTION Electronics box above helm These receptacles are made of corrosion resistant marine gr...

Page 160: ...receptacles test Persons with heart problems or other conditions which may make them susceptible to electric shock may still be injured by ground faults on circuits protected by the GFI receptacle No...

Page 161: ...anical switches and circuit breakers with digital power distribution modules to provide monitoring and control of various systems These modules are controlled from the helm displays iPad wireless remo...

Page 162: ...30A 20A 1 2 3 4 Bypassing can cause a potential ignition source Ensure surrounding area is free of flammable explosive gasses and vapors CAUTION To Bypass or Test Circuit NOTICE Contact your dealer if...

Page 163: ...IAL USB SOCKET 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Wi Fi LED FUNCTION LED LED State LED Meaning Power LED Green Power ON CZone and MasterBus Data Power LED Green Connected CZone and MasterBus Data Power LED Red Fla...

Page 164: ...eference and may not match your vessel To maintain digital switching access do not update software on Raymarine navigation system VesselView or iPad without first contacting a Boston Whaler dealer CAU...

Page 165: ...hich can be activated with a single switch include fishing night cruise night dock and boat off Modes can be accessed from the helm display or your iPad To maintain access to digital switching do not...

Page 166: ...urtesy Lts Aft ON Freshwater Pump Leaning Post L W Lt Red NIGHT CRUISE Hardtop Accent Blue Lts OFF Hardtop Map Lt OFF Locker Lts OFF Mechanical Space Lights OFF Aft L W Lt Red OFF Cabin Accent Lts OFF...

Page 167: ...ll Lts Leaning Post Aft ON Leaning Post Courtesy lights ON Freshwater Pump ON NIGHT DOCK Nav Lts OFF Anchor Lt OFF Steaming Anchor Lt OFF Stern Lt OFF Fishbox Pump Port OFF Fishbox Pump Starboard OFF...

Page 168: ...4 22 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R...

Page 169: ...extension The LED on switch will remain illuminated for a little while after full extension Press again and the shade will retract all the way in It can be stopped at any time with an additional pres...

Page 170: ...eats FLOOD LIGHTS Operates the Hardtop Flood Lights First press turns ON the Aft Cockpit Flood Lights second press turns ON the Aft and Fore Deck Flood Lights third press turns ON the Fore Deck Flood...

Page 171: ...es the Aft Port livewell First press turns ON the livewell pump and the RED LED light in the livewell Second press turns both OFF Repeats COURTESY LIGHTS Operates cockpit lighting First press turns ON...

Page 172: ...normal illumination Third press turns anchor light OFF When navigation or anchor lights are on the small LED step lights are also illuminated COURTESY LIGHTS Operates cockpit lighting First press turn...

Page 173: ...able if down second press will stop the table or it will stop by itself when all the way up Third press will lower the table all the way down by itself but can be stopped with a fourth press NOTE At t...

Page 174: ...is also a cord located in the starboard frame of the hardtop which terminates in the helm at one end and the electronics box at the other Figure 4 28 2 The optional upper station electrical wiring and...

Page 175: ...4 29 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Transducer Locations Figure 4 29 1 Transducer FWD Transducer Location Figure 4 29 2 10 4 FWD...

Page 176: ...RN VIO FORWARD FISHBOX PUMP 12 AWG BRN YEL LIVEWELL PUMP HIGH CURRENT 12 AWG BRN BLU PORT FISHBOX PUMP 12 AWG BLK GROUND 12 AWG RED 12V MAIN 14 AWG BLK GROUND 14 AWG BLK YEL STOP CIRCUIT 14 AWG BLK WH...

Page 177: ...4 31 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R C ZoneNetwork Figure 4 31 1...

Page 178: ...4 32 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R C Zone Network Cont d Figure 4 32 1...

Page 179: ...4 33 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R C Zone Network Cont d Figure 4 33 1...

Page 180: ...4 34 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R C Zone Network Cont d Figure 4 34 1...

Page 181: ...10 A 10 A 10 A 10 A 10 A 20 A 10 A 3 A 3A 10 A 3A 10 A 2 2 2 2 15 2 Hard Top Addr 0010 1000 Vessel View 7 Upper Station Spare From HT Port Module Brkr 15A From Stbd Module Brkr 15A From HT Fuse Block...

Page 182: ...4 36 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Starter Battery Arrangement Std Steering Figure 4 36 1...

Page 183: ...4 37 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Starter Battery Arrangement Joystick Steering Quad Engine Figure 4 37 1...

Page 184: ...4 38 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Starter Battery Arrangement Joystick Steering Triple Engine Figure 4 38 1 6015 07 401_AI...

Page 185: ...4 39 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R House Battery Arrangement Triple Engine Figure 4 39 1...

Page 186: ...4 40 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R House Battery Arrangement Quad Engine Figure 4 40 1...

Page 187: ...4 41 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Battery Switch Control Standard Steering Figure 4 41 1...

Page 188: ...4 42 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Battery Switch Control Joystick Steering Figure 4 42 1...

Page 189: ...4 43 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Master Ignition Key Switch Quad Engines Figure 4 43 1...

Page 190: ...4 44 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Wiper and Washer Figure 4 44 1...

Page 191: ...4 45 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Windscreen Vent and Cockpit Shade Figure 4 45 1...

Page 192: ...4 46 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Navigation and Flood Lights Figure 4 46 1...

Page 193: ...4 47 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Horn Map HT Accent Lighting Figure 4 47 1...

Page 194: ...4 48 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Cabin Overhead and Skylights Bow Table Figure 4 48 1...

Page 195: ...4 49 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Bilge Pumps Sump Pump Figure 4 49 1...

Page 196: ...4 50 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Deck Courtesy Lights Figure 4 50 1...

Page 197: ...4 51 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Miscellaneous Lighting Figure 4 51 1...

Page 198: ...4 52 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Bow Thruster Figure 4 52 1...

Page 199: ...4 53 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Trim Tabs Figure 4 53 1...

Page 200: ...4 54 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Windlass Figure 4 54 1...

Page 201: ...4 55 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Waste System Figure 4 55 1...

Page 202: ...4 56 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Pumps 1 Mech Space Lights Figure 4 56 1...

Page 203: ...4 57 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Livewell Pumps and Lights Figure 4 57 1...

Page 204: ...4 58 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Starboard Pumps Underwater Lights Figure 4 58 1...

Page 205: ...4 59 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Blower Figure 4 59 1...

Page 206: ...4 60 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R TDS Stage 3 with Remote Monitoring Figure 4 60 1...

Page 207: ...4 61 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Shore Power Inlets 120V 60hz ELCI Wiring Detail Domestic Figure 4 61 1...

Page 208: ...4 62 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R AC Power 120V 60hz Figure 4 62 1...

Page 209: ...4 63 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Shore Power Inlets 230V 50hz Figure 4 63 1...

Page 210: ...4 64 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Cabin and Deck Air Conditioning Figure 4 644 1...

Page 211: ...4 65 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Cabin and Deck Air Conditioning with Single Freezer Plate Figure 4 65 1 Freezer Compressor...

Page 212: ...4 66 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Cabin and Deck Air Conditioning with Dual Freezer Plate Figure 4 66 1...

Page 213: ...4 67 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Diesel Generator Automatic Shutdown Figure 4 67 1...

Page 214: ...4 68 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Generator 120V 60hz Figure 4 68 1...

Page 215: ...4 69 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Generator 230V 50hz Figure 4 69 1...

Page 216: ...4 70 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Diesel Generator 230V 60hz Figure 4 70 1...

Page 217: ...4 71 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Standard Audio with Fusion Figure 4 71 1...

Page 218: ...4 72 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Premium Audio Fusion Figure 4 72 1...

Page 219: ...4 73 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Premium Audio with Fusion w Satellite Figure 4 73 1...

Page 220: ...4 74 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Audio Zones Speaker Locations Figure 4 74 1...

Page 221: ...4 75 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Engine Flush System Figure 4 75 1...

Page 222: ...4 76 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Electric Reels Downrigger Figure 4 76 1...

Page 223: ...4 77 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Tow Package Figure 4 77 1...

Page 224: ...4 78 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Skylight Option Figure 4 78 1 6015 07 401_AI...

Page 225: ...4 79 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R 6015 07 401_AI Gyroscopic Stabilizer Wiring Option Figure 4 79 1...

Page 226: ...4 80 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R 6015 07 401_AI Spotlights Figure 4 80 1...

Page 227: ...4 81 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Starter Battery Arrangement Joystick Triple Engine Figure 4 81 1...

Page 228: ...4 82 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Battery Switch Control Triple Engine Figure 4 82 1...

Page 229: ...4 83 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Master Ignition Key Switch Triple Engine Figure 4 83 1...

Page 230: ...4 84 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Joystick Piloting Helm Figure 4 844 1...

Page 231: ...4 85 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Joystick Piloting Dual Helm Figure 4 85 1...

Page 232: ...4 86 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Electronics Navigation Package Standard Dual Display Figure 4 86 1...

Page 233: ...4 87 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Electronics Navigation Package Triple Display Figure 4 87 1...

Page 234: ...4 88 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Chiller Harness Figure 4 88 1 6015 07 401_AI...

Page 235: ...4 89 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Bonding Harness Figure 4 89 1...

Page 236: ...4 90 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Battery Harness Figure 4 90 1...

Page 237: ...4 91 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Receptacle Harness Figure 4 91 1...

Page 238: ...4 92 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Deck Plate Grounding and C Zone harness Figure 4 92 1...

Page 239: ...4 93 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Generator and Windlass Harness Figure 4 93 1...

Page 240: ...4 94 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Cabin Headliner Harness Figure 4 94 1...

Page 241: ...4 95 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Cabin Lower Harness Figure 4 95 1...

Page 242: ...4 96 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R 120V AC Harness Figure 4 96 1...

Page 243: ...4 97 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Helm and Bow Thruster Harness Figure 4 97 1...

Page 244: ...4 98 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Prep Station Helm Seat and Forward DC Harness Figure 4 98 1...

Page 245: ...4 99 Chapter 4 Electrical 420 Outrage R Upper Station and Freezer Plate Harness Figure 4 99 1...

Page 246: ...4 100 420 Outrage Chapter 4 Electrical R Hardtop Harness Figure 4 100 1...

Page 247: ...ng and prior to waxing If the growth is more severe you may need to enlist the services of a professional hull cleaning company Check with your Boston Whaler dealer for recommendationsona compatible r...

Page 248: ...ll take some time The effect of osmotic pressure allows water to impregnate below the gel coat and substrate thus forming a blister Bottom Painting There are risks and dangers inherent with the use of...

Page 249: ...ll painting Take extra care and time in preparation before proceeding to paint Begin by scrubbing the surface thoroughly with a stiff brush using an all purpose marine soap and water to remove loose d...

Page 250: ...d water solution and coating with a good grade cleaning wax will help maintain the finish Wash with mild soap and cold or lukewarm water Dry thoroughly Apply cleaning wax with a soft dry cloth Allow w...

Page 251: ...ry Coated Teak Pre Lacquered If this vessel has a coated pre lacquered table s keep covered when not in use Be sure to allow for air flow between the table and the cover by inserting a non marring obj...

Page 252: ...texture The cushions on your boat are made of a durable vinyl material called OMNOVA which is protected by a finish called PreFixx PreFixx will keep your cushions looking new far longer than most othe...

Page 253: ...e all of the soap solution can cause deterioration of seams and prevent fabric from proper retreating NOTICE Do not use petroleum based products such as petroleum jelly on the zippers or fasteners Cle...

Page 254: ...customer service 877 294 5645 Cabin Steps The cabin steps in your boat are constructed with natural wood and are sealed with a coating which requires virtually no maintenance beyond a frequent wipe do...

Page 255: ...lubrication Replace the engine oil and filter running the engine to drain out as much old oil as possible Periodically check the zinc buttons anodes installed on the lower unit of your engines Replac...

Page 256: ...ter System If the water system will not be used for an extended amount of time it is recommended that it be drained Energize the freshwater pump switch on the instrument panel Open all faucets and was...

Page 257: ...ghly several more times with potable water Fill with potable water This should be done annually or before using the system if it has been laid up for an extended amount of time Pump out the holding ta...

Page 258: ...your boat which requires you to penetrate the deck with fasteners the diagrams on the following pages illustrate the size location and type of the reinforcement available The chart below provides a de...

Page 259: ...5 13 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage Reinforcement Location Diagram Hull Port Side View Fig 5 13 1...

Page 260: ...5 14 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage Reinforcement Location Diagram Con t Hull Starboard Side View Fig 5 14 1...

Page 261: ...5 15 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Reinforcement Location Diagram Con t Hull Fig 5 15 1...

Page 262: ...5 16 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage Reinforcement Location Diagram Con t Hull Fig 5 16 1...

Page 263: ...5 17 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage Reinforcement Location Diagram Con t Deck Port Side View Fig 5 17 1...

Page 264: ...5 18 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage Reinforcement Location Diagram Con t Deck Starboard Side View Fig 5 18 1...

Page 265: ...5 19 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage Reinforcement Location Diagram Con t DECK Fig 5 19 1 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE...

Page 266: ...5 20 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage Reinforcement Location Diagram Con t DECK Fig 5 20 1 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE...

Page 267: ...5 21 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage Reinforcement Location Diagram Con t DECK Fig 5 21 1...

Page 268: ...5 22 Chapter 5 Care Maintenance R 420 Outrage MAINTENANCE LOG ENGINE SERVICED DATE HOURS BY MAINTENANCE PERFORMED Fill out the log below after scheduled service or maintenance is performed NOTES...

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