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OPERATING A WATER-CRAFT WITH THE JETROLL
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The water depth at the back of the JETROLL must be at least 1m (3.3’) to avoid potential damage to the PWC turbine.
GOING UP THE SYSTEM
Approach the JETROLL at idle, keeping the craft straight and centered with the JETROLL. When the craft's bow is in contact with the
JETROLL, give small throttle strokes to make the craft align with the JETROLL. When the craft is in line with the JETROLL, throttle in
slowly. After a few tries, you will rapidly develop a feel of how much throttle you must use to reach the final position on the JETROLL
NOTE:
It is recommended to secure the craft to the BOW-STOP’s eyelet to prevent the PWC from rolling back into the water
accidentally.
GOING DOWN THE SYSTEM
To go back into the water, initiate the procedure by pushing the PWC backward of 30-60cm (1’ to 2’) to bring the machine's weight
towards the back of the system. Then, stand up at the back of your PWC, grab the seat's handle, and transfer your weight backward.
The easiest way to push the PWC backward is to grab the PWC's nose in one hand and the handle with the other and then push gently.
Be vigilant because, at some point, your PWC will want to go down by itself. At this point, you will have to promptly get on the machine
if you do not want your watercraft in the water without you.
WARNINGS & SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
1- For all JETROLL systems, the surrounding environments must not be subjected to waves of more than 60cm (24’’). We recommend
installing a JETROLL system in a protected area.
2-Surfaces can be slippery when the system is wet.
3-All PWCs must be entirely brought for the front of the JETROLL at all times.
