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SAFETY

Golden Line G340N Owner’s Manual

PRECAUTIONARY SYMBOLS

The following precautionary symbols are used throughout this Manual:

Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury. This signal word is to be
limited to the most extreme situations.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided,
could result in minor or moderate injury.

PLEASE NOTE that in some countries a boat operating license or other form of
authorization may be required.

Summary of Contents for GOLDEN LINE G340N

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Page 2: ...CONTENTS...

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Page 4: ...4 Edition 1 February 2021...

Page 5: ...ls 11 General information 13 Maximum number of persons 14 Maximum loading capacity 14 Distribution of load 15 Loading passengers 16 Stability and buoyancy 18 Engine information 18 Risk of flooding and...

Page 6: ...on and recovery 31 Means of reboarding 32 Safety equipment 33 Safety driving rules 35 2 Boat identification 36 Boat s Identification number 36 Builder s plate 37 Locaction of the builder s plate 39 3...

Page 7: ...fitted 48 Motor installation 49 Motor start stop 51 Electrics 53 Battery isolator switch 53 Components of a boat 58 Anchoring and mooring 65 Anchoring 65 Mooring 66 Towing 68 Launching and recovering...

Page 8: ...eral view of a boat 80 Electrical schematic diagram 82 6 Service and maintenance 83 Cleaning 83 Cleaning of tube 84 Airtightness of the inflatable tube 85 Maintenance of stainless steel 86 Winterizing...

Page 9: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS 9 Golden Line G340N Owner s Manual Grand s warranty 91 General 91 Warranty period 91 Warranty coverage 92 Warranty exclusions 93 Warranty certificate 94 For your notes 95...

Page 10: ...ad it carefully so as to become familiar with your new boat Make sure that you fully understand the controls and instructions before operating the boat Improper operation can be extremely dangerous Pl...

Page 11: ...in death or serious injury This signal word is to be limited to the most extreme situations Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Ind...

Page 12: ...ndard and optional equipment may vary from model to model Data sheets and specifications given in this manual relate to the boat s characteristics at the time of publishing Grand reserve the right to...

Page 13: ...esigned to operate in the following conditions Wind Beaufort scale up to and including Force 6 Significant wave height H1 3 meters up to and including 2 meters Explanatory note A watercraft given desi...

Page 14: ...ST NEVER EXCEED THE MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED LOAD ALWAYS USE THE SEATS SEATING SPACES PROVIDED MAXIMUM LOADING CAPACITY You can find the maximum load capacity in the TECHNICAL INFORMATION section in this M...

Page 15: ...IGHTS HIGH UP DISTRIBUTION OF LOAD Evenly distribute the load within the boat 1 POORLY DISTRIBUTED LOADS CAN DESTABILIZE THE BOAT AND MAY RESULT IN A LOSS OF CONTROL 2 THE CRAFT S HANDLING WILL CHANGE...

Page 16: ...SAFETY 16 LOADING PASSENGERS Single steering console Steering console with side seat Fig 1 Recommended seating arrangement for 4 passengers...

Page 17: ...s bring it inside the boat restore the load balance to the opposite side of the deflated compartment and return to port at reduced speed In case of a collision or an impact with a floating object stop...

Page 18: ...w should be their priority at all times and that conditions on the water can change suddenly with little prior notice Before using your boat it is strongly recommended that appropriate training is giv...

Page 19: ...ual automatic mode COCKPIT DRAINAGE Fig 2 Cockpit drainage In water at rest In water in motion Out of water Cockpit drain plug Closed Open Open WHEN THE BOAT IS ON LAND DAVIT OR TRAILER OPEN THE COCKP...

Page 20: ...in motion Out of water Hull drain plug Closed Closed Open To drain the hull unscrew the plug fig 3 After removal refit and re tighten do not over tighten the plug before using the boat WHEN THE BOAT I...

Page 21: ...he automatic bilge pump serves to pump water out of the bilge area of the boat The access to the bilge pump is provided through the opening panel of rear locker fig 4 Fig 4 Bilge pump and its location...

Page 22: ...lly by a built in mercury free float type switch Check the operation of the bilge pump either by using the switch located on the steering console or by turning the test knob see also manufacturers man...

Page 23: ...le damage to the electrical wiring For information concerning safe operation of the engine consult the manufacturer s instruction manual FIRE PREVENTION Consult your Dealer for more detailed informati...

Page 24: ...n the technical data sheet sender and fuel level gauge optional filler neck fuel cap with built in air vent or Fig 5 The location of the fuel filler cap DO NOT SMOKE OR USE AN OPEN FLAME WHEN FUELING...

Page 25: ...flow of air through ventilation openings figs 6 and 7 to and from the atmosphere These openings are located at the bow locker and rear dry storage compartments Fig 6 Ventilation opening on the bow lo...

Page 26: ...s USING POOR QUALITY OR UNSUITABLE FUEL CAN RESULT IN DAMAGE TO YOUR ENGINE IT IS PREFERABLE NOT TO STORE UNUSED FUEL FOR LONG PERIODS IN THE FUEL TANK AND FUEL SYSTEM AS THIS CAN RESULT IN DAMAGE TO...

Page 27: ...EM REPAIRS SHOULD ONLY BE MADE BY COMPETENT PERSONNEL WHILE FUELING Keep hose nozzle in contact with the filler pipe to provide a ground against static sparks Fill the tank slowly to avoid danger of s...

Page 28: ...her type 34 B shall be present on board The storage compartment of a portable fire extinguisher is marked by the symbol shown in Fig 8 Fig 8 Symbol of designated place of portable fire extinguisher Th...

Page 29: ...WORK ON THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION WHILE THE SYSTEM IS ENERGIZED NEVER MODIFY THE CRAFT S ELECTRICAL SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE SHOULD ONLY BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED MARINE ELECTRICAL TECH...

Page 30: ...location 1 AVOID SPARKS AND EXPOSED FLAMES NEAR BATTERY IT MAY EXPLODE 2 TURN OFF THE ENGINE WHEN INSPECTING OR SERVICING THE BATTERY 3 NEVER KEEP THE BATTERY CLOSE TO A FUEL TANK FILLER OR FUEL SYST...

Page 31: ...t backs cleats windscreen tops and rails can be used as handholds to reduce the risk of falling overboard IF PASSENGERS ARE NOT IN DESIGNATED SEATING WHEN UNDERWAY THERE IS A RISK OF FALLING INSIDE TH...

Page 32: ...tion must be paid to prevent the boat from capsizing Make sure the engine switched off and propeller is not rotating KEEP AWAY FROM MOVING PROPELLER IT COULD RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH DANGER FROM MOVI...

Page 33: ...on the conditions expected and length of trip The type of safety equipment required will depend on local or national regulations In most countries safety equipment of the following type is required Em...

Page 34: ...5 meters of line A manual bailing device for removing water from the boat bucket hand pump A combination oar boat hook A day and night visual distress signal A first aid kit and manual An airway breat...

Page 35: ...KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT ESPECIALLY WHEN OPERATING NEAR BEACHES AND BRIDGES SHUT OFF THE MOTOR WHEN OPERATING NEAR SOMEONE IN THE WATER THE INTERNATIONAL CODE FLAG ALPHA INDICATES PROXIMITY OF DIVERS MAIN...

Page 36: ...ry boat has Watercraft Identification Number WIN which uniquely identifies your boat and is important for safety and identification purposes The WIN is marked on a non removable metal plate which is f...

Page 37: ...afety requirements obligatory safety equipment carried on the boat maximum authorized distance you can navigate from a port etc may vary according to the country or state Fig 12 Builder s plate 1 Desi...

Page 38: ...ve 2013 53 EU Category C D Navigation Inshore Protected water Wind speed Beaufort scale Up to and including F6 Up to and including F4 Significant height of wave to consider in meters Up to and includi...

Page 39: ...BOAT IDENTIFICATION 39 Golden Line G340N Owner s Manual LOCACTION OF THE BUILDER S PLATE Fig 13 Location of the Builder s plate Builder s plate...

Page 40: ...t you do not exceed the recommended maximum load indicated on the Builder s plate Check the load is evenly distributed Make sure that each passenger is seated or has a seat available Inform all passen...

Page 41: ...power to continue making headway GENERAL 1 OBTAIN INFORMATION on local regulations and hazards related to marine activities and boat operation 2 ADVISE someone on land when you expect to be back 3 EXP...

Page 42: ...ignore safety rules Make sure that you are always in control of your boat Always operate your boat with courtesy and respect for others Respect local regulations and practices Near the shore navigate...

Page 43: ...RAFT TUBE INFLATION Inflation valve A boat is equipped with a valve as shown in figure 14 Fig 14 Inflation valve To inflate the tube chamber first open the valve cap by turning it about half a turn co...

Page 44: ...dle is in the normal closed position the valve operates as a check valve and opens when air is pumped into the tube To release air from the tube press down and hold the spindle If you need to fully de...

Page 45: ...of the hose into the inflation valve using one of the appropriate adapters Make sure the adaptor makes an air tight connection with the valve and inflate using foot pump To inflate the tube you can al...

Page 46: ...15 bar 2 15 psi Fig 17 Tube inflation sequence Check the pressure in each chamber with a pressure gauge If you do not have a pressure gauge the following procedure will serve as a guide Press a finger...

Page 47: ...s over inflated in the morning can be damaged by a significant increase of temperature in the afternoon IF THE PRESSURE WITHIN THE TUBE BECOMES EXCESSIVE THE GLUED SEAMS MAY BE DAMAGED If the ambient...

Page 48: ...gure 18 It serves to protect the tube from over inflation and excess pressure build up due to solar heat Without strainer With filter cap Fig 18 Overpressure valve Ultrafine mesh of the filter cup pre...

Page 49: ...ence purposes only Please refer to the manual supplied by motor manufacturer before operating the motor and craft The motor manufacturer s dealer or authorized agent should undertake installation of t...

Page 50: ...the motor is tilted too far outwards from the transom the boat will tend to porpoise INCORRECT Fig 20 Trim up If the motor is tilted too far inwards towards the transom the boat will travel bow down I...

Page 51: ...IS NOT IN GEAR BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO START IT ALL EQUIPMENT THAT BURNS FUEL WILL REQUIRE AN AIR SUPPLY ENSURE ALL AIR INTAKES ARE CLEAR BEFORE FUEL BURNING EQUIPMENT IS USED Routine maintenance should...

Page 52: ...yard is to turn off the engine if for any reason the operator is removed from the steering position The kill switch is located next to the ignition key WHEN THE ENGINE IS RUNNING THE KILL SWITCH LANYA...

Page 53: ...the battery becoming drained during maintenance this should be done by qualified electrical technician and in emergency cases Fig 24 Battery isolator switch Specification Operating voltage up to 48 V...

Page 54: ...PERATING THE CRAFT 54 SWITCHES Use the following switches located on the steering console to switch on off a horn navigation lights and bilge pump Horn Navigation lights Bilge pump Fig 25 Switch panel...

Page 55: ...the hatch to get access to the fuse box To change a fuse unlock and open fuse board transparent cover Pull out a blown fuse and replace it with a new one Close the fuse board cover A rating of relevan...

Page 56: ...ate and on the mast all round light To install the navigation light mast with all round light slide the cap of mount fitting aside Than gently insert a mast into the slot electrical connection will be...

Page 57: ...gs 29 30 Use only certified and rated lifting slings appropriate for your boat and motor weight Fig 29 Bow lifting eyes 2 positions Fig 30 Rear lifting eyes 2 positions MAKE SURE NOBODY IS ON BOARD WH...

Page 58: ...OPERATING THE CRAFT 58 COMPONENTS OF A BOAT LOCKABLE BOW STOWAGE WITH CUSHION Fig 31 Bow stowage with cushion...

Page 59: ...OPERATING THE CRAFT 59 Golden Line G340N Owner s Manual STEERING CONSOLE WITH SIDE SEAT IF APPLICABLE Fig 32 Steering console with side seat Side seat...

Page 60: ...OPERATING THE CRAFT 60 REAR SAFETY HANDRAILS Fig 33 Rear safety handrails NEVER USE THE RAILS FOR MOORING TIE UP ONLY TO THE CLEATS Rear safety handrails...

Page 61: ...Owner s Manual COLLAPSIBLE BIMINI TOP IF APPLICABLE Fig 34 Collapsible bimini top USE A BIMINI TOP WHEN YOUR BOAT IS NOT IN MOTION KEEP BIMINI TOP IN STOWED POSITION IF YOU PLANNING TO CRUISE AT MORE...

Page 62: ...ng by a thumb screw 4 The same procedure should be repeated on the opposite side 5 Open a top canvas 6 Measure the required length of the rope cut it and tie one end of the rope to the frame pole thro...

Page 63: ...rocedures when towing a water skier For information about waterski towing procedures contact your local power boat school or yacht club THE SAFE WORKING LOAD OF THE TOWING MAST IS INDICATED ON A LABEL...

Page 64: ...decreases fatigue Protection for boat surfaces against scratches chips and dents Noise reduction characteristics ideal for fishermen The following area of your boat depending on the model can be enhan...

Page 65: ...not create a potentially dangerous situation for yourself other boats or people ANCHOR ONLY IN AREAS WHERE YOUR BOAT WILL NOT HINDER OTHER BOATS DO NOT ANCHOR IN A CHANNEL Before anchoring the boat s...

Page 66: ...OPERATING THE CRAFT 66 MOORING Use the bow and rear cleats for mooring Fig 38 Bow pull up cleat Fig 39 Rear cleats Bow pull up cleat Left rear cleat Right rear cleat...

Page 67: ...ain open This will ensure rain water does not accumulate in the boat Breaking strength kN Bow cleat Rear cleats 6 1 5 1 THE BREAKING STRENGTH OF LINES SHALL IN GENERAL NOT EXCEED 80 OF THE BREAKING ST...

Page 68: ...or towing ask your Dealer for advice and select the correct line for your application Do not tow with three strand nylon rope Fasten the towed boat securely and observe it continuously Avoid towing a...

Page 69: ...e are three towing eyes located at the bow Fig 40 Towing eyes and possible options of boat towing Breaking strength of bow towing eyes 6 9 kN THE BREAKING STRENGTH OF LINES SHALL IN GENERAL NOT EXCEED...

Page 70: ...hull If the gel coat is damaged contact your Dealer for repair When approaching a beach or waters edge proceed slowly and with extreme caution Avoid hazards below the water surface such as rocks Hazar...

Page 71: ...ifications of the G340N Model G340N Specification Unit Length overall cm ft inches 325 10 8 Length internal cm ft inches 260 8 6 Beam width cm ft inches 175 5 9 Width internal cm ft inches 80 2 7 Cham...

Page 72: ...ity kg lbs 480 1058 Passenger capacity Number 4 Maximum height light craft m ft inches 0 9 2 11 Maximum draft fully loaded from hull s underside lowest point m ft inches 0 33 1 1 Engine recommended HP...

Page 73: ...steering system with steering wheel Low profile single or with side seat steering console with windshield and cupholder Molded in lockable bow stowage with cushion Molded in rear lockable seat with c...

Page 74: ...h and complete wiring Fuel system with 40 l tank and sender OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Waterski towing mast Bimini top Overpressure valve Overall cover Cover for steering console rear seat Cover for steering...

Page 75: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 75 Golden Line G340N Owner s Manual COMPARTMENT CHART 1 Bow locker 2 Console storage compartment 3 In built fuel tank compartment 4 Rear storage compartment Fig 42 Compartment chart...

Page 76: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 76 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OF A BOAT Fig 43 General arrangement of a boat 4 9 8 10 3 7 6 1 5 11 2 12...

Page 77: ...t see fig 43 on the previous page 1 Fiberglass hull 2 Rear handrail 3 Rubbing strake 4 Side seat 5 Safety handle 6 Bow step plate 7 Bow compartment 8 Inflation deflation valve 9 Steering console 10 Re...

Page 78: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 78 STEERING CONSOLE COMPONENTS Fig 44 Steering console components 2 1 6 4 5 7 3 8 9...

Page 79: ...edometer optional Fuel indicator optional Tachometer optional Ignition key 3 Dashboard 4 Windscreen 5 Cup holder 6 Horn 7 Switches 8 Horn Navigation lights Bilge pump USB socket 9 When your trip is fi...

Page 80: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 80 GENERAL VIEW OF A BOAT Fig 45 General view of a boat with single steering console...

Page 81: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 81 Golden Line G340N Owner s Manual Fig 46 General view of a boat with steering console with side seat...

Page 82: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 82 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM Fig 47 Electrical schematic diagram...

Page 83: ...rts free of any chemical components such as o Gasoline grease oil and any other oily product o Suntan oils lotions and any other body care products o Pollution products dirt and dust o Silicon based p...

Page 84: ...nd make sure that no soap residue remains on the surface Then dry by wiping off the surface with a soft cloth DO NOT USE Any cleaning device that might cause mechanical damage to the surface such as h...

Page 85: ...essure in any compartment within 24 hours If you discover a significant reduction in pressure add some air using the foot pump supplied Never use high pressure equipment to inflate your boat Changes i...

Page 86: ...oring your boat keep it in a clean and dry place so that is not affected by major variations in temperature and other conditions You may store the boat o Assembled and partly inflated with a cover so...

Page 87: ...VHF radio if fitted safety handles handrails and all other safety related equipment Check frequently the tightness of various screws bolts and nuts with particular attention to those holding the engi...

Page 88: ...railer that is too big or too small for your boat Use a bunk trailer Make sure that the trailer provides adequate support for the keel because basis weight of the boat is to be supported by the keel L...

Page 89: ...and hull drain plugs are open Haul the boat onto the trailer using the bow eye Make sure that the outboard engine leg is in the trailering position Refer to manufacturer s manual Secure the boat to th...

Page 90: ...OUT OF DESIGNATED SWIMMING AREAS RESPECT ALL ANIMAL LIFE BE CAREFUL NOT TO OVERFILL THE FUEL TANK DON T MAKE UNNECESSARY NOISE DO NOT DISCHARGE OIL OR FUELS INTO THE WATER DO NOT LITTER The health of...

Page 91: ...ts purchased from an Authorised Grand Marine Reseller By using the Grand Inflatable Boats the owner and operator understands and agree to undertake all instructions in the Grand Owner s Manual and agr...

Page 92: ...ted to repair or at Grand option replacement of parts suffering from any of the defects described above during the warranty period The judgment of Grand is final concerning the extent of items covered...

Page 93: ...n the Grand Owner s Manual Operating the craft beyond the design category Damage caused by improper or lack of maintenance winterization or storage Damage caused by abuse impact accident misuse abnorm...

Page 94: ..._____________ Signature __________________________________________ Dealer address _____________________________________ City ______________ Post code _______________________ Date of purchase _________...

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