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HISON WATERCRAFT 

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Navigation aids 

Navigation aids, such as signs or buoys, can assist you in identifying safe waters. Buoys will 

indicate whether you should keep to the right or to the left or the buoy, or to which channel you 
can continue. 

They may also indicate whether you are entering a restricted or controlled area such as a no 

wake or low speed zone. Additionally they may indicate potential hazards or other pertinent 
boating information.   
Note: The markers may be located either on shore or on the water. 

Make sure you know and understand the navigation system applicable to the waterways 

where you intend to use the Crosski. 
 

Summary of Contents for CROSSKI

Page 1: ...HISON WATERCRAFT CROSSKI Owner s Manual ...

Page 2: ... this Crosski All rights reserved by Hison Information contained in this document is based on the latest information available at the time of printing and is subject to the copyright and other intellectual property rights of Hison Watercraft No part of this document may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying or other...

Page 3: ...ISON WATERCRAFT Table of contents 1 Fueling 4 2 Controls 6 3 New Crosski Break in 9 4 Planning a Safe Trip 10 5 Safe Operation on Land 14 6 Entering and Exiting the Water 20 7 Maintenance Requirements 30 ...

Page 4: ...nty Policy This Manual is printed on waterproof paper so that it can be well stored in the Crosski and be available for reference if required Should you resell your Crosski remember to pass on this Manual to the next owner Signal words and Symbols in the Manual The following signal words and symbols are used in the Manual to designate safety messages and other important information WARNING indicat...

Page 5: ...etion of an ATV rider safety course is also mandatory before operation in some areas Ensure that you are familiar with local laws and regulations concerning the off road riding areas and waterways that you are intending to use Age and Ability Never allow anyone under the age of 16 to operate the Crosski Laws regarding the minimum age and licensing requirements of operators may vary from one area t...

Page 6: ...diately get fresh air and seek medical treatment To prevent serious injury or death from carbon monoxide Never run the vehicle in poorly ventilated or partially enclosed areas such as garages carports or barns Even if you try to ventilate engine exhaust fumes with fans or open windows and doors carbon monoxide can rapidly reach dangerous levels Never run the vehicle outdoors where engine exhaust f...

Page 7: ... Do not start the Crosski if spilled gasoline or gasoline vapor is present Fuel Specification NOTICE Leaded fuels lead substitutes or fuel additives these can cause damage to the engine fuel and emission control systems In addition Fuel system cleaning agents should not be used as they may be harmful to fuel system components on your vehicle If the fuel tank is filled with the wrong type of fuel d...

Page 8: ...iller nozzle cuts off the fuel supply Do not attempt to fill the tank beyond this point or spillage could result due to expansion of the fuel When replacing the fuel filler cap insert the retaining chain into the filler neck and tighten the cap until it clicks three times Emergency Refueling WARNING It is possible to overfill the tank if a fuel dispensing pump is not used e g portable fuel contain...

Page 9: ...l engage making it impossible to steer the Crosski Lock Turn the handlebars all the way to the left or right then turn the key counterclockwise to engage the steering head lock No electrical circuits function Off No electrical circuits function On Turn the key fully clockwise to the On position The Crosski powers up and the instrument cluster illuminates Starting the Engine WARNING Never start or ...

Page 10: ... Crosski is stationary The het impeller runs whenever the engine speed exceeds 2000 rpm irrespective of whether the Crosski is on land or water Keep others away from the intake grate and jet nozzle when the engine is running Note In cold conditions the engine start time will increase Engine Stop Cut off WARNING To maintain directional control on water the engine must be running To stop the engine ...

Page 11: ...ure to slow or stop the Crosski Note remember the brake levers will only slow or stop the Crosski when it is being ridden on land and has no effect when the Crosski is being used on water Parking Brake Land Mode Only WARNING Do not ride with the parking brake applied or apply the parking brake while moving this could result in loss of control and may damage the brakes The brake levers have a parki...

Page 12: ...r or overload engine Include at least two hours water running in the 10 hours Note After the first 10 hours of running the air cleaner should be checked and the oil filter replaced Pre ride Inspection WARNING Always perform a pre ride inspection before each use to make sure the Crosski is in a safe operating condition The pre ride inspection can also help you monitor wear and deterioration before ...

Page 13: ...conditions Be prepared for cold heat or precipitation depending on the forecast Trips on Water Make sure that there are suitable entry and exit points to and from the water Always stay within sight of shore the Crosski is not intended or equipped for operating off shore Avoid rough water Make sure that you can complete your trip during day light The Crosski is not equipped for nighttime operation ...

Page 14: ...iders back Required protective gear 1 Personal Flotation Device PFD When using the Crosski on water the rider must always wear a PFD that is suitable for personal watercraft PWC use Ensure that the PFD meets all the local regulations for watercraft use A PFD provides buoyancy to help keep the head and face above the water and to help maintain a satisfactory body position while in the water Body we...

Page 15: ... also recommended Wind water spray and speed may cause a person s eyes to water and create blurred vision On land Eye protection if not using a full face helmet Riding without eye protection can result in an accident and increases your chances of a severe injury in the event of an accident Gloves to protect your hands Motorcycle boots to protect your feet and lower legs Full length pants A long sl...

Page 16: ...ing on the water consider a thick wetsuit a dry suit or other gear that will help you stay warm and or dry or items such as a coat or jacket style PFD that will cover more body area and provide more insulation than a vest style PFD Keep in mind that getting wet and falling in is always a possibility when riding on water If you do fall in reboard the Crosski as soon as possible Operating on land Cr...

Page 17: ...on as a four wheel drive ATV Note When riding off road obey local off road riding laws and regulations Riding on unfamiliar terrain Use caution and reduce your speed when riding on unfamiliar terrain Driving too fast for the terrain could result in you losing control of the Crosski overturning r damage to the hull Always be alert to changing terrain conditions and stay focused upon the terrain ahe...

Page 18: ...Sand dunes and hilly terrains When riding on terrains where you might not be easily visible to others consider installing a flag available from a Hison dealer to alert other off road users to your presence Always be observant for other off road vehicles Note You may be required to install a flag in certain riding areas Check with local authorities Crossing shallow water Your Crosski can cross shal...

Page 19: ... brakes Continuous brake application can overheat the brakes and reduce their effectiveness Turning Turning the Crosski too sharply at too high a speed or on a slope could cause you to lose control or overturn Practice turning the Crosski at low speed and gradually increase the speed as your ability and confidence increases Making a turn on level ground Turn the handlebars in the direction you wan...

Page 20: ...uphill Do not apply throttle or change gears suddenly Gradually apply the brakes until the Crosski comes to a complete stop Lock the parking brake and dismount uphill of the Crosski or on one side if pointed straight uphill Seek assistance from another person to help walk the Crosski back down the slope When walking the Crosski down a slope 1 Each person should stand with their body facing downhil...

Page 21: ...ull If in doubt try to find another way around an obstacle When you approach an obstacle or rough terrain slow down and be prepared to stop Never try to ride over large obstacles or try to clear an obstacle at high speed Riding over obstacles or rough terrain at too high a speed could cause you to lose control of the Crosski or even cause it to overturn Reverse Operation Always exercise caution an...

Page 22: ...ground may cause serious damage to the Crosski engine and drive train If the Crosski has become stranded on an obstacle or in a ditch it is permissible to attach a recovery rope to the following locations to recovery the Crosski onto level ground WARNING Excessive force on the eyelet could cause it to fail and break free from the hull potentially striking bystanders NOTICE For attaching a recovery...

Page 23: ...t because as the Crosski enters the water the front will rise as it starts to float further reducing the ground clearance at the rear WARNING Do not ride down a steep slope off an undercut e g an eroded river bank a dock or other drop off into the water Ensure there are no obstacles or hazards at the entry point These could cause a loss of control overturning hull damage serious injury or death Av...

Page 24: ...hat you are familiar with local and federal laws and regulations concerning the waterway that you are intending to use Always respect the rights of other water users and the environment Always obey waterway warning and information signs such as No Wake zones and restricted speed areas As the skipper of your Crosski you are responsible for damage caused by your Crosski s wake Avoid Hazards While En...

Page 25: ...ver to slow the Crosski on water While operating at full speed the Crosski may require as much as 250 ft 76 m to stop after the throttle is released Keep in mind that loading and wind wave conditions may affect stopping distance Always allow yourself plenty of room to stop by keeping a safe distance at all times Avoiding a Collision Do not release the throttle when attempting to steer away from an...

Page 26: ...f you must do so proceed with caution using minimum speed Crossing Waves and Wakes Do not attempt to jump waves or wakes Jumping or operating in very choppy water may cause you to lose control of your Crosski and cause a collision and can increase the risk of striking the handlebar and injuries such as broken bones and back spinal injuries or paralysis When crossing wakes or waves you should reduc...

Page 27: ... not designed to be anchored on the water Do not attempt to anchor the Crosski Simply drive out of the water and park on land No towing Do not tow anything with the Crosski It is not equipped to tow anything including another vehicle watercraft or for water sports e g water skiers wake boarders tubers Practice exercises The first time a person operates the Crosski on water they should practice and...

Page 28: ...u can stop your forward travel more quickly and in a shorter distance than simply releasing throttle and coasting to a stop in a straight line Note the Crosski s speed load current and wind also play an important role in affecting stopping distances Reverse Practice reverse operation Notice how the Crosski operates in reverse and reacts with steering inputs Note Always perform this exercise at slo...

Page 29: ...e small amounts of throttle to maneuver into final position If available suspend boat fenders over the side of the Crosski closest to the dock to prevent damage Beaching NOTICE Crosski onto a beach or bank with the wheels raised Serious damage to the hull and or jet may result which will not be covered by the Warranty Policy If it becomes necessary to beach the Crosski for example if the wheels ca...

Page 30: ...lf trying to turn the Crosski back upright If you cannot easily turn the Crosski back upright climb on top of the hull and wait for rescue Continue to wear your PFD while waiting Do not attempt to start the engine when the Crosski is capsized The Crosski is designed so that it should not capsize easily Buoyancy blocks are built into the hull to assist stability If it does turn over it will not aut...

Page 31: ... Crossing and Overtaking Failure to follow the navigation rules when you encounter another vessel could lead to a collision Meeting is the term give when two vessels are approaching one another in a head on or nearly head on situation In a meeting situation neither vessel has the right of way Both vessels should alter course to starboard to avoid a collision and you should keep the other vessel on...

Page 32: ... channel you can continue They may also indicate whether you are entering a restricted or controlled area such as a no wake or low speed zone Additionally they may indicate potential hazards or other pertinent boating information Note The markers may be located either on shore or on the water Make sure you know and understand the navigation system applicable to the waterways where you intend to us...

Page 33: ...e Crosski unsafe to ride and invalidate the Warranty Policy The safety reliability and performance of your Crosski will depend partly on how well it is maintained Maintenance is the owner s responsibility and you must ensure that the appropriate maintenance is performed when required and according to the recommendations specified by Hison Scheduled servicing Note if the Crosski is operated primari...

Page 34: ...tes by turning the ignition key to the ON position Remove the seat and check the engine compartment for gasoline vapors Never leave the engine running in an unventilated area exhaust gases are poisonous and extremely dangerous Keep your hands and clothing away from rotating components and cooling fans Some fans may continue to operate for 30 seconds or more after the ignition is turned OFF Remove ...

Page 35: ...y of emission and evaporative control equipment designed to meet specific regulatory requirements You should be aware that unauthorized replacement modification or tampering with this equipment by an owner or repair shop may be unlawful and subject to legal penalties In addition engine settings must not be tampered with These have been established to ensure that your Crosski complied with stringen...

Page 36: ...e as the original Make sure the battery leads are connected to the correct terminals Battery disposal Batteries are hazardous waste Safely dispose of used batteries at an authorized recycling center Water intake and jet impeller cleaning WARNING Remove engine safety cut off from switch and allow the jet thrust impeller to stop rotating before removing any foreign object caught in the propulsion sy...

Page 37: ...ire or the tread Replace any tire that has bump or bulge Cuts slits or cracks in the tire Replace the tire if you can see fabric or cord Nails or other foreign objects embedded in the side of the tire or tread Excessive tread wear Note if you hit a pothole or hard object while riding stop as soon as you safely can and carefully inspect the tires for damage Tire age degradation Tires degrade over t...

Page 38: ...sion prevention After leaving the water it is important to thoroughly wash the superstructure and underside paying particular attention to the wheel arches suspension components water jet and wheel assemblies Washing the Crosski NOTICE pressure washers to clean the Crosski damage to components could result NOTICE instruments and other electrical components Use liberal amounts of water to flush gri...

Page 39: ...battery and store in a warm dry location Periodically re charge the battery or leave on a trickle charger Drain any excess water from the hull Clean the Crosski If possible periodically move vehicle to rotate tires to avoid flat spots NOTICE unheated area and the ambient air temperature is likely to fall below 32 F 0 C the Crosski must be emptied of raw water to prevent damage to the cooling syste...

Page 40: ...cessive force used to secure the Crosski could damage the front eyelet or hull The rear of the Crosski should be secured using a ratcheting type tie down strap attached to each rear plate NOTICE for attaching tie down straps to the Crosski attaching straps to the chassis suspension or other parts of the body can damage the Crosski To avoid damage Ensure that metal parts on tie down straps do not c...

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