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1720CC

176CC

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Summary of Contents for 1720CC

Page 1: ...nual is written to cover several like models in our line some areas may appear somewhat general in nature Some items in this manual are optional may not be available for your model or are available on...

Page 2: ...Hull Identification Number HIN 3 2 Safety 4 Introduction 4 Required Safety Equipment 5 Personal Flotation Devices PFD 5 Recommended Equipment 6 Alcohol Drugs and Water Safety 6 Rules of the Road 7 Mi...

Page 3: ...nderway 14 Maneuvering 15 Docking Departure 16 Docking Guidelines 16 Leaving the Dock 16 Trim Propeller Selection 17 Trim 17 Propellers 18 Anchoring 19 5 System Components 20 Instrument Switch Panels...

Page 4: ...tains 26 6 Maintenance Care 27 Gelcoat Care 27 Stainless Steel Railings and Fittings 27 Fuel System 28 Plumbing System 28 Live Well System 28 Electrical System 28 Hydraulic Steering 29 Carpet and Viny...

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Page 6: ...e U S Coast Guard requires that all power boats operated on the navigable waters of the United States must be registered in the state of main use also many states require registration in that state wh...

Page 7: ...eat way to enjoy our beautiful waterways from a perspective that many people do not have Being on the water places not only a legal responsibility on you for impacting the environment but also a moral...

Page 8: ...s to prevent weathering and deterioration of upholstery and instruments A few hours of careful preparation will save both time and money next season Talk to your dealer about supplies or services IMPO...

Page 9: ...ary waters between states This section covers general safety related boating information Throughout this manual specific precautions and one of the following symbols DANGER Will appear above hazardous...

Page 10: ...wear a PFD whenever boating It is especially important that children or non swimmers wear a PFD at all times Make certain you know how to use PFDs Try it on and make adjustments for a comfortable fit...

Page 11: ...f exposure to noise vibration sun wind and glare produces a kind of boater s hypnosis which can slow reaction time as if you were drunk Adding alcohol intensifies this effect increasing the chances of...

Page 12: ...uirements of minors Be sure to contact your state boating authorities for information PASSENGER SAFETY Make sure your passengers understand their responsibilities such as wearing PFDs and remaining se...

Page 13: ...ahead is clear and apply enough power to raise the skier When the skier is up and signals the OK adjust speed according to the skiers hand signals A boat operator should never drive his boat directly...

Page 14: ...gth and wave action Static on AM radio indicating thunderstorms Fog Lightning If you get caught in hazardous weather Put on PFDs Head for shore Secure loose items in the boat Seat passengers on the fl...

Page 15: ...aritan to a boater offering good faith assistance in case of an accident or casualty Fire on Board Most fires are the result of accumulated gasoline and oil in the bilge from fueling practices combine...

Page 16: ...tanks completely Gasoline expands during warm days causing pressure to build in the tank This expansion can lead to fuel leakage which is a potential fire hazard Filling the Tank If filling from a doc...

Page 17: ...ppreventpassengersfrombeingthrownoverboard resulting in severe personal injury or drowning all passengers should be carefully seated and not be riding on the deck gunwale rear sun deck or elevated ped...

Page 18: ...WARNING Do not shift too quickly from forward to reverse Stay in neutral or idle position until the boat has lost most of its headway before completing the shift to reverse Moving the control forward...

Page 19: ...be of sufficient length to avoid inadvertent activation Accidental loss of power can be hazardous particularly when docking or in heavy seas strong current or high winds There are practical limitation...

Page 20: ...he first time practice making turns in both directions Become familiar with the way your boat handles especially with stick steer models Boat handling is affected by the load wind and water current Th...

Page 21: ...your boat Approach the dock with the boat pointed into the wind if possible If the wind or current is pushing you away from the dock use a sharper angle of approach If the boat is being pushed toward...

Page 22: ...wetted surface With less boat in the water both speed and fuel mileage increases Engines with manual trim must be adjusted for best overall operation for the load and conditions Engines with power tri...

Page 23: ...and steering are exaggerated at high speed Watch the tachometer to keep the engine within the full throttle operating range See the engine Operator s manual for the proper tachometer reading at full t...

Page 24: ...lop more thrust for raising skiers quickly When a skier has fallen or a skier is not being towed it is important that the operator watch the tachometer to make sure engine RPM does not continuously ex...

Page 25: ...minute Use this gauge to keep the engine within the proper operating range Consult the engine manual for the proper RPM operating range for your engine Speedometer Registers forward boat speed in mile...

Page 26: ...round DC system Battery location will vary from model to model A single 12 volt battery supplies all electrical power With the addition of an optional trolling battery one battery is used for engine c...

Page 27: ...or near the unit SWITCHES AND CONTROLS All switches used are either two or three position rocker types Many switches have red LED indicators for positive ON OFF identification Lights Navigation and An...

Page 28: ...bout the warning horn consult the engine operator s manual Safety Stop Switch and Lanyard Stops the engine when engaged Attach the lanyard to the boat operator whenever the motor is running If the ope...

Page 29: ...maging the pump after the water is drained Occasionallycheckthatdebrisisnotjammingthepumpimpeller Periodically inspect the electrical connections to make sure that they are waterproof All plumbing mus...

Page 30: ...n hoses will expand and could burst the hose Aeration systems can only be used when the boat is in the water To operate 1 Push the overflow tube or the drain plug into the drain hole 2 Operate the aer...

Page 31: ...lling speed could be thrown overboard resulting in injury or drowning Bimini Top and Curtains Some models are equipped with a Bimini top The curtains may be rolled and stowed in one of the available s...

Page 32: ...for recommended products WARNING If the boat is to be left in the water for any period of time the use of a bottom sealing paint professionally applied is strongly recommended to avoid blistering of...

Page 33: ...o clean out the bilge Do not use flammable solvents After cleaning rinse the bilge thoroughly with freshwater to remove any remaining cleaning solution Periodically check that debris is not jamming th...

Page 34: ...lic steering check hydraulic steering system for leaks and fluid level If necessary tighten hose connections Replace defective hoses Refer to the manufacturer s manual for fill and maintenante instruc...

Page 35: ...includes preparation of the engine boat and components for storage For information regarding proper storage procedure for the engine see the engine operator s manual When preparing your boat for stor...

Page 36: ...ing it Loosen the stern tie downs to reduce stress on the hull If stored on the trailer block the trailer wheels off the ground to avoid tire deterioration Inspect the hull bottom contours Deflections...

Page 37: ...nected Fuel system not primed Fuel line kinked Fuel filter clogged Contaminated fuel Safety switch tether not connected Fill fuel tank Properly connect fuel line Squeeze primer bulb Remove kinks from...

Page 38: ...out too far Overloaded in stern Trim in engine Rearrange load Poor gas mileage Inefficient driving habits Engine problem Plane boat quickly then slow to desired speed See dealer Throttle shifting prob...

Page 39: ...an and flush with water Bilge pump will not run In line fuse blown or circuit breaker tripped Pump burned up Check for cause and replace fuse or reset circuit breaker Replace pump See dealer Navigatio...

Page 40: ...lly chosen to help you with service when needed He is knowledgeable of Key West construction methods and has the tools and abilities for competent and courteous routine maintenance and service He will...

Page 41: ...ervice Department by Phone 843 832 3999 Email contact keywestboats com Mail Key West Boats Customer Service Department P O Box 399 Ridgeville SC 29472 For quick assistance please have the following in...

Page 42: ...CH IS JUDGED DEFECTIVE BY KEY WEST BOATS INC Key West Boats Inc will not be liable for haulout launch towing or storage charges inconvenience or loss of time or income or any other special or conseque...

Page 43: ...ENERAL PROVISIONS This warranty gives you specific rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state This warranty is governed by the Laws of the State of South Carolina This do...

Page 44: ...ted by applicable law and all remaining implied obligations and warranties are limited in duration to a period of one 1 year or such shorter period as permitted by applicable law Some states do not al...

Page 45: ...with a pump bucket sponge etc Beam The widest point on the boat Bearing Relative position or direction of an object from the boat Bilge The lowest interior section of the boat hull Boarding To enter...

Page 46: ...discharged and recharged without significant loss of power Dolly wheel A rolling jack assembly at the front of the trailer used for positioning the coupler during trailer hookup Draft The depth of th...

Page 47: ...oys towers or lights which are used to fix position to identify safe and unsafe waters No wake speed The speed at which a boat travels to produce an imperceptible wake usually less than 5mph PFD Perso...

Page 48: ...The unit that sends receives signals for the depth sounder Transom The transverse beam across the stem Trim Fore to aft and side to side balance of the boat when loaded Underway Boat in motion i e not...

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