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430 Sports Coupe
Basic Systems Operation
Crossover Valves for Triple Engines
1. No fuel, OFF position
2. Fuel to port and starboard engines from both tanks
3. Fuel to port engine from port tank
4. Fuel to starboard engine from starboard tank
5. Fuel to port and center engines from starboard tank and starboard
engine from port tank
6. Fuel to port and center engines from port tank and starboard
engine from starboard tank
7. Fuel to all engines from starboard tank
8. Fuel to all engines from port tank
9. Fuel to all engines from both tanks
All fuel system components must be checked before each boating
season and regularly during the season for any leaks or bad hose
conditions. Make sure the fuel system is leak-free.
STEERING SYSTEM
Your yacht is equipped with hydraulic steering. The rotation of the
steering wheel results in an unbalanced hydraulic (oil) pressure in the
two lines going from the helm to the rudder cylinder. The pressure
differential is converted to linear motion by the hydraulic steering
cylinder, which is mechanically linked to the rudder tiller arms. Both
rudder tiller arms are rigidly connected by a tie bar so that both
rudders respond equally to the helm. In an emergency, steering can
be controlled by using the throttle controls and operating one engine
at a time.
Steering Wheel
The steering wheel uses the assistance of power steering to permit
turning of the steering wheel with minimum effort. It is important that
you know how your yacht operates and are aware of its limitations.
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WARNING
Inspect the entire fuel system regularly. Leaking fuel
and fumes can catch fire or explode, causing injury or
death.
WARNING
DO NOT operate your yacht if you suspect a problem
with the steering system. Have your Cruisers Yachts
Dealer inspect the steering system if you suspect a
problem. Operating the yacht with a malfunctioning
steering system could cause injury or death.
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