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GENERAL OPERATION

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FOLDING REAR LOUNGE

Some models may have a folding rear lounge either as standard or optional. 
To put the rear lounge in the seating position, pull the front of the lounge up 
and outward and make sure the rear of the lounge is firm in position. Pull down 
the support legs at the front of the lounge for further support. The rear lounge 
can be fully removed to gain access to the rear bilge. Ask your dealer for a full 
demonstration.

Summary of Contents for YG031Q

Page 1: ...Craftsmanship Since 1946 OWNER S MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...Cruise Craft factory cannot be held responsible for modifications they have not approved NOTE Any change in the disposition of the masses aboard for example the addition of a fishing tower radar chang...

Page 4: ...the registration of warranty for your boat The warranty card must be filled out and sent back to the Cruise Craft factory to establish your warranty They will also be happy to help you maintain your b...

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Page 6: ...Auto Float Switch Access Hatch Anchor Hatch Boarding Ladder Bimini Aluminium Frame Stainless Steel Targa Sliding Extension Folding Rear Lounge Seat Slide Swivel Lockable Sliding Cabin Door Cockpit Dr...

Page 7: ...m Tabs Auto Retract Cockpit Table Tie Down Hooks Ski Pole Battery Charger Hardtops BOATING CHECK LIST RECOMMENDATIONS WATERSPORTS BUILDERS PLATE BOAT WARRANTY SEADEK WARRANTY MAINTENANCE BOAT SERVICIN...

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Page 9: ...for accessories lights and electronics are located on the dash switch panel Some models may have a live bait tank deck wash and other accessory switches located on a separate switch panel near the tra...

Page 10: ...ccompanied by all other wiring and switch panel connections All fuses are clearly labelled for quick identification All models are fitted with either a main fuse or circuit breaker depending on the mo...

Page 11: ...ne power being connected On 1 2 Green This is the normal operating position for your vessel It allows for the house batteries to connect and the engine battery to connect but both are independent from...

Page 12: ...sing off the deck etc With a standard dual battery setup the house battery 1 will be mounted on the port side The cranking starting battery 2 will be mounted on the starboard side If the second house...

Page 13: ...arked FUEL To open turn the cap counter clockwise and to close turn clockwise Check fuel filter regularly for signs of water which can be seen by separation Use the tap at bottom of filter to drain aw...

Page 14: ...tivities are limited at night night cruising can be pleasurable Be especially careful of shallow waters and be on the watch for submerged debris rocks and other obstacles in the water Your navigation...

Page 15: ...turn the bilge pump switch OFF Do not run the bilge pump dry for any extended period of time as damage to the pump and or wiring may occur All bilge pumps are fully automatic with a built in sensor t...

Page 16: ...ound on all models exluding the F360 Series They are located at the front of the cabin for easy access to the forward deck and anchoring operations NOTE All hatches and walkthrough windscreens should...

Page 17: ...transom Ensure your ladder is in the up right or stowed position while travelling ANCHOR HATCH Anchor hatches are found on all models They are located on the bow of the boat for convenient storage of...

Page 18: ...0 BIMINI ALUMINIUM FRAME The optional bimini with aluminium frame is designed for weather protection and comfort against the wind sun and rain It does not have to be retracted or stowed away when trav...

Page 19: ...ility to fold back into the cockpit to lower the overall height for storage It is recommended to remove the clears when travelling long distances or at speeds on the road over 60km h Targa s and hardt...

Page 20: ...e rear lounge in the seating position pull the front of the lounge up and outward and make sure the rear of the lounge is firm in position Pull down the support legs at the front of the lounge for fur...

Page 21: ...to ensure driver and passenger comfort To adjust the seat position a lever has been positioned on the starboard side under the seat Pull the lever up to slide back or forward then release to lock int...

Page 22: ...sh panel This will stop the door from accidentally slamming closed and causing damage to the door and any occupants The door comes with a lockable catch for security Note The key should not be left in...

Page 23: ...tted to the port and starboard transom for easy water drainage when hosing or cleaning out the cockpit area Note Ensure cockpit drains are in the closed position before launching your boat Maintenance...

Page 24: ...is open Turn the Bait Tank switch on which is located on the dash switch panel or transom switch panel depending on model Please note if the aerator in the live bait tank is left open when the boat i...

Page 25: ...e port side rear transom To operate the deck wash plug the hose fitting into the deck wash outlet ensure the ball valve in the bilge is open and turn the Deck Wash switch ON located on the dash switch...

Page 26: ...outlet and turn the Deck Wash switch ON located on the dash switch panel or transom switch panel depending on model On the three way valve mounted on the rear port side of the cockpit turn the handle...

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Page 28: ...e tank you don t want to fill by turning clockwise Once the kill tanks are full make sure you turn off the SW Pump switch otherwise they will overflow onto the floor and then into the bilge Please not...

Page 29: ...g fitted in the port side pocket It is also supplied with a power lead for connection to 240 volt power It is important to monitor battery usage when using using the fridge freezer to ensure batteries...

Page 30: ...t Any independent strong point must be strong enough to hold the anchor and rope chain under storm conditions Your electric winch is operated from the helm position via an up down toggle switch In cas...

Page 31: ...ve you a feel on how the trim tabs work Press the trim tab switch for only and second or two at a time and then wait for the boat to react If the boat is still listing after a minute press again for a...

Page 32: ...f fitted is removable To remove the table you must press the black button on the socket under the table and lift the table upwards Repeat this produce to remove the table leg Note You might need to gi...

Page 33: ...TIE DOWN HOOKS All models are fitted with tie down hooks which are located on the port and starboard sides of the transom These may also be used for watersports and attaching ski ropes and up to a sin...

Page 34: ...where the fastening bolt is located to hold the ski pole in place To remove the ski pole loosen the locking nut on the bottom mount then slide the pole up until it is clear of the deck To replace the...

Page 35: ...arger Owner s Manual supplied with your boat for full operating instructions Note Whenever charging batteries it is important to have good ventilation For example when charging the optional Minn Kota...

Page 36: ...nd rain with rod holder racks for storing your rods while travelling from one fishing destination to another The windscreen incorporates a sliding window on each side as well as a windscreen wiper It...

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Page 38: ...orrectly Checked the boat is securely fastened to trailer before towing Checked the fuel oil levels and topped up if required Checked the batteries Checked current weather conditions and the forecast...

Page 39: ...ions Fuel spills are hard to see at night 4 Keep enough fuel on board for your planned cruising requirements as well as for changes in your plans due to adverse weather or other situations We recommen...

Page 40: ...platform ladder 14 Study and obey the Rules of the water Always maintain complete control of your boat NOTE The presence of the boat s maximum weight capacity plate does not override your responsibili...

Page 41: ...unconscious person stay afloat 3 Always participate in watersports in safe areas Stay away from boats beaches swimmers and heavily travelled waterways Be considerate of others you share the water wit...

Page 42: ...e Outboard engine allowed to be fitted to the vessel 4 Maximum Number Weight of People that the boat is designed for Note Worked out at 80kgs per person 5 Total maximum load the boat is designed to ca...

Page 43: ...gory 2 Maximum Hp Outboard engine allowed to be fitted to the vessel 3 Maximum Weight of the Outboard engine allowed to be fitted to the vessel 4 Maximum Number Weight of People that the boat is desig...

Page 44: ...d vent Upholstery carpets and canvas stitching and workmanship Factory fitted accessories or standard equipment ladders windshield rod holders tackle boxes anchor bollards cleats bow rails targa hand...

Page 45: ...e to the elements or the use of cleaners chemicals Is this warranty transferrable Yes provided we received written notice from the new owner of the boat within thirty 30 days of purchase confirming th...

Page 46: ...onably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure Goods pr...

Page 47: ...his warranty applies only to material and workmanship of the Covered Product itself Some fading and or discoloration of the Covered Products may occur with time and use in the marine environment such...

Page 48: ...SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH IN THIS WARRANTY OTHER THAN AS SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH IN THIS WARRANTY 1 THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES ESTABLISHED OR IMPLIES 2 THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRI...

Page 49: ...the boat or any other surface of application be covered SeaDek pads are very durable but they will last longer and the color will be preserved if they are not exposed to the elements when not in use E...

Page 50: ...are covered with a high quality stretch vinyl Wipe off after using a damp chamois Do not stand on them in shoes or leave sharp objects lying on them Should they become dirty or stained only use soap a...

Page 51: ...ar motion clean SeaDek until fish blood is up Rinse thoroughly with clean water Repeat if necessary If not effective see step 4 4 To remove rust stains use a cap full of vinegar or oxalic acid Apply o...

Page 52: ...lights Check steering system for operation and hydraulic leaks Check security of targa or hard top mounts and supports Shower around window for leaks Hardtop only Check for Silicone deterioration from...

Page 53: ...system for operation and hydraulic leaks Check side panels screws security Check security of targa or hard top mounts and supports Check centre floor board screws are secured Shower around window for...

Page 54: ...ulic leaks Check side panels screws security Check security of targa or hard top mounts and supports Check centre floor board screws are secured Check side window screws are secured Hardtop models Che...

Page 55: ...st you have a complete personal record of all relevant details Date of Purchase Dealer Boat Serial HIN No Boat Rego No Trailer VIN No Trailer Rego No Engine Serial No TRANSFERABLE WARRANTY You can tra...

Page 56: ...ufactured by CRUISE CRAFT BOATS Pty Ltd 1308 Lytton Road Hemmant Queensland Australia 4174 P O Box 301 Wynnum Queensland Australia 4178 Ph 1800 703 403 info cruisecraft com au www cruisecraft com au w...

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