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All cleaning methods must be followed by a thorough rinse with 
clean, warm water. Failure to care for your vinyl properly, or the use 
of improper cleaners, may void your warranty, as well as damage 
your vinyl.

Certain household cleaners, powdered abrasives, steel wool, and 
solvent cleaners can cause damage and discoloration and are not 
recommended. Dry cleaning fluids and lacquer solvents should 
not be used because they will remove printed pattern and gloss. 
Waxes should be used with caution because many contain dyes or 
solvents that can permanently damage the protective coating.

Do not clean with power washers as they can generate 3,500 
P.S.I. and could damage the surface of your interior. Do not use 
kerosene, gasoline or acetone, because they will remove the 
protective marine top coat. Do not use any silicone  
based protectants. They will extract the plasticizer, leaving vinyl 
hard and brittle, and eventually cracking will occur.

Vinyl upholstery should be covered when not in use to protect 
from further sun exposure, tree debris, air pollutants and acid rain.

For storage, vinyl should be cleaned, protected, covered and 
stored in a dry, well ventilated area.

Recommended Products

•  MasterCraft Vinyl Dressing 
•  Vinyl Finish 
•  Vinyl Cleaner 
•  Mild Dish Soap
•  303 High Tech Fabric Guard™ 
•  303 Fabric and Vinyl Cleaner™
•  Babe’s Seat Soap

Non-Recommended Products

•  ArmorAll 
•  Bleach 
•  Baking Soda 
•  Fantastik
•  Formula 409 
•  Murphy’s Oil Soap 
•  Son-of-a-Gun 
•  Simple Green
•  Anything not listed on the Recommended Products list

Summary of Contents for NXT20 2023

Page 1: ...1 0 0 C H E R O K E E C O V E D R V O N O R E T N 3 7 8 8 5 4 2 3 8 8 4 2 2 2 1 M A S T E R C R A F T C O M...

Page 2: ...2023BOAT OWNER SMANUAL...

Page 3: ...ut notice in specifications and models and also to discontinue models We also reserve the right to change specifications parts or accessories at any time without incurring any obligation to equip the...

Page 4: ...edge Equipment Legal Requirements Other Important Information Rules of the Open Water 2023 Model Features and Specs X Series Star Series XT Series NXT Series Dashes and Video Screens X and XT Series D...

Page 5: ...SAFETY KNOWLEDGE...

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Page 7: ...ow to operate the boat Your safety as well as the safety of others with and around you is a direct result of how you operate and maintain your boat You and anyone who will be operating this boat shoul...

Page 8: ...rious injury The basic safety rules are outlined in this section of the Owner s Manual Additional precautions throughout the Owner s Manual are noted by the following symbols The precautions listed in...

Page 9: ...E Street NW Washington DC 20006 1 800 733 2767 www redcross org U S A WATER SKI ASSOCIATION 1251 Holy Cow Road Polk City FL 33868 863 324 4341 www usawaterski org BOAT OWNERS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED...

Page 10: ...local regulations Always attach the engine emergency safety shut off lanyard to your clothing such as a belt loop when operating the boat Never override or modify the engine emergency safety shut off...

Page 11: ...y kinds of damage are usually quite obvious to trained service personnel and if they determine that damage was caused by misuse or activity such as beaching such results can void the warranty MasterCr...

Page 12: ...tion and there are no hazards that impede your moving about the boat File a float plan as described below with a relative or friend Ensure the bilge is clean prior to starting Have a complete knowledg...

Page 13: ...CONSISTENT ATTENTION REQUIRED...

Page 14: ...fects of CO However anyone can be affected Another factor to consider is that physical exertion accelerates the rate at which the blood absorbs CO CARBONMONOXIDE CO When anchoring the boat you MUST tu...

Page 15: ...al help arrives Prompt action can mean the difference between life and death Shut off potential sources of CO if possible Correct ventilation problems and or repair exhaust problems as appropriate Inv...

Page 16: ...sistance HOWTOPROTECTYOURSELF ANDOTHERS Follow these simple steps to help keep CO from poisoning you your passengers and others nearby Know where and how CO may accumulate in and around your boat This...

Page 17: ...should always be supportive of the boat operator The law requires the boat operator to maintain clear visibility at all times and in all directions when the boat is in motion All boats have weight lim...

Page 18: ...sonal Flotation Device PFD for each person on board or being towed on water skis wakeboards surfboards or other recreational equipment A Type V PFD provides performance of either a Type I II or III PF...

Page 19: ...EVENTS REQUIRINGSAFETY KNOWLEDGE...

Page 20: ...oximity of fuel tanks and a number of electrically operated items that can result in a spark or arc any and all fires on a boat should be a matter for immediate action While your MasterCraft boat is e...

Page 21: ...ING All MasterCraft boats are equipped with an automatic fire suppression system The automatic system operates from sensors in the engine room and will automatically release a clean agent gaseous chem...

Page 22: ...er for rescuers to locate you and others MEANSOFRE BOARDING LADDERS Models equipped with ladders are offered to assist in re boarding The re boarding ladders may be mounted beneath the swim platform T...

Page 23: ...the platform Additional leverage may be gained by using the grab handles integrated into the swim platform Lean into the platform and swing one leg up onto the platform Use the grab handles to provide...

Page 24: ...ive measures This is an unsafe from of operation that should be avoided When adding accessories to the tower ensure that the total aggregate weight of the accessories does not exceed 85 lbs U S Exceed...

Page 25: ...n the water in front of and around the boat The spotter watches the water skier and communicates hand signals to the driver and also can alert the driver when the skier falls Give immediate assistance...

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Page 27: ...EQUIPMENT...

Page 28: ...s and fenders Extra engine oil Portable battery operated AM FM radio or weather radio scanner Tool kit SAFETYEQUIPMENT Federal law requires certain safety equipment to be on board your boat at all tim...

Page 29: ...to a point where a body of water is greater than two miles wide must be equipped with U S C G approved visual distress signals Vessels owned in the United States but operating on the high seas must be...

Page 30: ...under any circumstances except when assistance is required to prevent immediate or potential danger to persons on board a vessel All distress signals have distinct advantages No single device is idea...

Page 31: ...ter between sunset and sunrise you are required to have your navigational lights operating Note The ProStar Navigation Light should only be used in inland waterways and is not classified as an offshor...

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Page 33: ...LEGAL REQUIREMENTS...

Page 34: ...pairment These stressors cause fatigue that makes a boat operator s coordination judgment and reaction time decline fast when using alcohol LAWENFORCEMENT A vessel underway when hailed by a Coast Guar...

Page 35: ...ases of property damage or injury death to others can result in significantly more serious penalties Intoxication from drugs including legal prescription drugs is an equally serious matter and is deal...

Page 36: ...he boat owner is required to file the report Your responsibility does not end with your own craft You are required by law to respond to any distress signal visual or auditory Render immediate assistan...

Page 37: ...ons are respected and enforced Details are available through the U S Coast Guard The preceding information provides requirements within the United States territorial waters Boats operated under other...

Page 38: ...The label s part number is located in the bottom right corner of every label shown circled in green on the label to the right It is the responsibility of the boat owner and occupants of the boat to un...

Page 39: ...OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...

Page 40: ...and point of contact information supplied by the owner and routes the distress alert with registration information to the responsible U S Coast Guard or International Rescue Coordination Center RCC 4...

Page 41: ...bilges free of water Seat passengers on bottom of the boat near the centerline If the engine fails tie a sea anchor on a line from the bow of the boat to keep the boat headed into the waves A bucket w...

Page 42: ...FLOAT It is commonly believed that someone dressed in heavy clothing or waders will experience considerably more difficulty staying afloat if they fall overboard This is not true Air trapped in clothi...

Page 43: ...marine products The suits should be stored and maintained according to the manufacturer s instructions INFLATABLELIFERAFTS An inflatable life raft can provide a survival platform for an extended peri...

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Page 45: ...oundaries It is the operator s responsibility to seek out this information and become familiar with all safety related information laws and rules governing boating operation The rules presented in thi...

Page 46: ...meet one another one vessel has the right of way It is called the stand on vessel The vessel that does not have the right of way is called the give way or burdened vessel These rules determine which...

Page 47: ...llision neither of you has the right of way Both of you should alter course to avoid an accident You should keep the other vessel on your port left side This rule doesn t apply if both of you can clea...

Page 48: ...ection OVERTAKING If you are passing another vessel you are the give way vessel This means that the other vessel is expected to maintain its course and speed You must stay out of its way as you clear...

Page 49: ...T OF WAY Under international rules all vessels that are fishing with nets lines or trawls are considered to be fishing vessels however boats with trolling lines are not considered fishing vessels Fish...

Page 50: ...ould pass to the right of the buoy as it marks the left side of the channel Red Channel Marker Buoy Traveling upstream you should pass to the left of this buoy as it marks the right side of the channe...

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Page 52: ...fishing Mooring Buoy Means an anchor buoy This is the only buoy to which a boat may tie or secure to Diver s Flag Must be used any time a diver is in the water Boats must not come closer than 50 feet...

Page 53: ...UAL Stay at least 200 feet away from the shoreline docks or other structures Minimize repetitive passes on any one portion of shoreline Keep music at reasonable levels Sound travels well over water 1...

Page 54: ...2023 OWNER S MANUAL 48 REMEMBER YOUARERESPONSIBLE FORYOUROWNWAKE TAKETHEPLEDGEAT WAKERESPONSIBLY COM...

Page 55: ...2023MODEL FEATURES SPECS...

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Page 58: ...r drain plug 18 Cooler 19 Starboard ballast tank 20 Ballast thru hull outlet 21 Stern cleat 22 Engine flush valve inside engine compartment 23 Convertible center rear seating where equipped 24 Bilge t...

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Page 60: ...erride 16 Flip up backrest 17 Center drain plug 18 Cooler 19 Ballast thru hull outlets 20 Stern cleat one on each side 21 Engine flush valve 22 Convertible center rear seating where equipped 23 Bilge...

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Page 62: ...hargers where equipped 21 Starboard ballast tank 22 Ballast thru hull outlets 23 Midship cleat 24 Ski pylon attachment point 25 Surf Star ballast bag where equipped beneath sundeck 26 Engine flush val...

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Page 64: ...gation light 23 Heater where equipped 24 Battery beneath storage door 25 Glove box 26 MTS Ballast System where equipped beneath observer seat 27 Hand held fire extinguishers beneath observer seat 28 D...

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Page 66: ...r s seat where equipped 19 Fuel tank filler 20 Wireless charging devices 21 Cooler under seat 22 Starboard ballast tank under floor 23 Midship ballast tank under floor 24 Ballast thru hull outlet 25 S...

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Page 68: ...l tank filler 20 Wireless charging devices where equipped 21 Cooler under seat 22 Starboard ballast tank under floor 23 Midship ballast tank under floor 24 Ballast thru hull outlet 25 Stern cleat 26 B...

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Page 70: ...ere equipped 26 Surf tab one on each side of boat 27 Center tab 28 Bow filler cushion where equipped 29 Amp board 30 Trash can door 31 Handheld fire extinguisher 32 Glove box 33 Observer remote where...

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Page 72: ...emote where equipped 27 Surf tab beneath the platform two on each side and one in the center 28 Center surf tab 29 Bow filler cushion where equipped 30 Amp board 31 Trash can door 32 Handheld fire ext...

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Page 74: ...outlet 28 Automatic fire extinguisher 29 Transom remote where equipped 30 Underwater lights two where equipped 31 Surf tab two on either side and one in center 32 Navigation light 33 Bow filler cushi...

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Page 76: ...r 29 Transom remote where equipped 30 Underwater lights two where equipped 31 Surf tab one on each side and in center 32 Center surf tab 33 Navigation light 34 Bow filler cushion where equipped 35 Amp...

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Page 78: ...e compartment 25 Ballast thru hull vent 26 Bilge thru hull vent 27 Transom stereo remote where equipped 28 Transom drain plug 29 Center surf tab 30 Navigation light 31 Courtesy light 32 Amp 33 Cleat w...

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Page 80: ...ull vent 25 Bilge thru hull vent 26 Transom stereo remote where equipped 27 Transom drain plug 28 Center surf tab 29 Navigation light 30 Courtesy light 31 Amp 32 Cleat where equipped 33 Glove box 34 H...

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Page 82: ...last thru hull outlet 25 Bilge thru hull outlet 26 Transom stereo remote where equipped 27 Transom drain plug 28 Center surf tab 29 Navigation light 30 Courtesy light 31 Amp 32 Cleat 33 Glove box 34 H...

Page 83: ...DASHESAND VIDEOSCREENS...

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Page 85: ...SWITCHES Please note that not every gauge or switch explained in this Owner s Manual is found on every model Some equipment is optional and not every option is available on all models of MasterCraft b...

Page 86: ...b Controls Press and hold UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the deployment of each of the three transom mounted tabs Ballast Controls Push once to fill or empty a ballast zone Push again to pause bal...

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Page 88: ...2023 OWNER S MANUAL 82 XANDXTSERIESINSTRUMENTPANEL 7 TOUCHSCREEN...

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Page 90: ...2023 OWNER S MANUAL 84 NXTSERIESINSTRUMENTPANEL...

Page 91: ...d for instrumentation and control on electronically controlled engines communicating via SAE J1939 and NMEA 2000 The multimedia displays provide cruise control and rider profiles and enable boat opera...

Page 92: ...he time of printing The Dual Screen Dash is designed for instrumentation and control on electronically controlled engines communicating via CAN networks The Dual Screen Dash is made up of two screens...

Page 93: ...g the units Window cleaner or alcohol can also be used to clean the glass portion of the display Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners on the unit Avoid contact between sharp or hard objects and the v...

Page 94: ...t information Media View presents the user with information regarding audio sources Camera View displays live footage from the connected camera Navigation View displays maps waypoints and tracking To...

Page 95: ...ll Drive Mode displays basic operating information for cruising From Drive Mode you can quickly adjust speed tabs and ballast Tow Mode is broken down into three modes Surf Wake and Ski Factory loaded...

Page 96: ...nd ballast levels Includes a custom profile creator Ski Mode Provides access to custom and factory made ski profiles AutoLaunch controls and ballast levels Includes a custom profile creator Chill Slow...

Page 97: ...volume and EQ controls for the entire boat Lights Turn on and off the various standard and optional lighting sources on the beat Accessory Switches Enables control of various accessories including he...

Page 98: ...last progress bars to adjust ballast zones and set custom fill levels ADJUSTINGTABS Tabs allow you to precisely dial in your wakes and waves by sculpting the water as it leaves the hull bottom Touch t...

Page 99: ...getting on plane the tabs will automatically retract to normal running position The boat has reached its crossover speed when it no longer requires any assistance getting on plane Crossover speed is p...

Page 100: ...to 28 MPH and AutoLaunch Single will default ON If necessary use AutoLaunch Triple Tap FILL ALL to start filling the ballast tanks Heading Home At the end of the day when it is time to empty the ball...

Page 101: ...on the left hand side of the screen Alternatively you may use the arrows located immediately to the right of the slider Hitting the Up arrow or raising the slider will create a steeper wave Hitting th...

Page 102: ...the steepest tallest wave and is suited to advanced surfers The average surfer will most likely opt for presets 3 5 Note For each of the 7 Naval Presets there is a SURF LEFT and SURF RIGHT variant As...

Page 103: ...ating a New Surf Profile Both Rapid Surf and Custom Surf allow you to create your own custom surf profile with individualized tab ballast and speed settings The profile may then be stored for later us...

Page 104: ...the screen You may also edit or delete custom profiles by tapping or 4 Using the keyboard provided give your profile a name 5 Tap SAVE ACTIVATE if you want to save and immediately activate your new pr...

Page 105: ...or highly experienced riders seeking bigger airs for advanced tricks Recommended line length 65 75 All 3 stock profiles are accessible from the Wake Mode home screen To activate a stock profile tap th...

Page 106: ...w these steps 1 Select Adjust and set tabs ballast and cruise control 2 When you are done touch the NEXT button 3 Using the keyboard provided give your profile a name 4 Tap SAVE ACTIVATE to save and a...

Page 107: ...e controls to select an audio source adjust output volume or choose a radio station if WB AM or FM are selected For more information on stereo controls refer to the Media section appearing later in th...

Page 108: ...ions Volume Equalizer Access to volume zone and equalizer controls for the entire boat Lights Turn on off the standard and optional lighting on the boat Switches Controls for various accessories inclu...

Page 109: ...om the Menu Bar Use this page to adjust what kind of information is displayed on the PV1200 screen Selecting will display media information Selecting will display footage from connected camera devices...

Page 110: ...rols section immediately preceding this one waypoints and tracking options Select to add a waypoint and to adjust waypoints To enable tracking tap the button The system will begin recording your track...

Page 111: ...lect the type of waypoint flag anchor fish and marina View and or go to a specific waypoint edit a waypoint name assign waypoint icons and delete one or all waypoints Orients the display of the map to...

Page 112: ...urce you may choose 1 of 7 National Weather Service channels in order to obtain regional weather information To select an NWS channel use the tuning arrows or pick a station from the channel list To s...

Page 113: ...t has to offer MasterCraft recommends connecting both via Bluetooth and USB cable Connecting via USB cable offers the best audio quality displayed album art and song information faster timing charging...

Page 114: ...eceive alerts on the dual screen dash To reply to a text message that appears on the screen tap the QUICK TEXT REPLY button and choose a pre written text response from the list To Connect via USB Cabl...

Page 115: ...ght of the reply you wish to edit This will pull up a keyboard where the message can be edited Android Device Apple Device Speaker zone volumes reflect a percentage of the master volume If the master...

Page 116: ...me to a maximum volume level which you want to experience while underway Returning the boat to low RPM or neutral will lower the volume level to the previous low RPM set point To deactivate simply sel...

Page 117: ...ton It will be highlighted in gray and a representative graphic will appear onscreen Please note When the ignition key is turned to the on position the blower will automatically activate and run for e...

Page 118: ...nts of 6 inches Brightness Day Adjust screen brightness during daylight hours Slide to adjust brightness levels Brightness Night Adjust screen brightness during daylight hours Slide to adjust brightne...

Page 119: ...r is no tap NO to exit the fuel management system If the answer is yes tap YES This will display the fuel level entry page Input the amount of fuel added or tap the FULL button if the tank has been fi...

Page 120: ...e fuel level there is a sensor in the fuel tank which will override the incorrect entry when low fuel is detected To avoid false readings the sensor will only override the fuel management system if an...

Page 121: ...ol in the fuel always wait until the fuel gauge indicates less than 1 2 fuel tank level before refueling The key must be in the OFF position and the fuel tank must be completely refilled These critica...

Page 122: ...umber currently displayed To advance to the next fault touch NEXT Touch PREVIOUS to go back to the last fault Use the following glossary to better understand this screen SPN Suspect Parameter Number f...

Page 123: ...he digital switch and that it has tripped A gray indicator denotes that the digital switch is currently unused or is not receiving power To reset a digital switch that has tripped press the RESET butt...

Page 124: ...oint on the list on the left side of the screen and touch Start To view a specific waypoint on the map highlight the waypoint on the list on the left side of the screen and touch VIEW ON MAP To edit t...

Page 125: ...at has traveled Tracks are only recorded when the RECORD TRACK button is selected Once recorded tracks will appear in the Track Manager to be edited shown or hidden on the map or deleted To edit a tra...

Page 126: ...layed when the boat is detecting a water depth at or above the depth selected The map will display depths within the lines as shown below Choose a Depth Contour to be displayed by touching a preferred...

Page 127: ...tellites visible to the boat s GPS system BALLASTANDTABSETTINGS See BALLAST AND TAB SETTINGS in this section of the MasterCraft Owner s Manual FACTORYSETTINGS This section requires a Dealer code to en...

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Page 129: ...HV550PASSENGER REMOTE...

Page 130: ...t use harsh or abrasive cleaners on the unit BASICNAVIGATIONFEATURES The HV550 contains the following touch commands Source Volume Previous Station Next Station Fine Tune Controls Favorite Channels Se...

Page 131: ...t all songs Reverse to the beginning of the song then if pressed again reverses to the previous song Play Fast forwards to the next song Shuffles the songs so that they are played randomly BLUETOOTH I...

Page 132: ...of these options will display the chosen Radio band AM shown below To select a channel utilize the following controls To save a favorite channel dial in the appropriate channel then press and hold one...

Page 133: ...rea Change the light colors by touching Adjust the slider bar to the appropriate color and intensity and touch Done To control the volume in each zone 1 Touch the desired zone the Cockpit is shown hig...

Page 134: ...2023 OWNER S MANUAL 128 HEATERS To turn on or off the heaters touch the On Off bubble that corresponds to that switch SETTINGS To control the screen brightness tap on a desired area of the line...

Page 135: ...tage of six volts Display resets or goes OFF when starting engine 1 Check display supply wires are connected properly to battery 2 Verify battery is charged properly 3 Check battery for efficient star...

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Page 137: ...through a video display located on the lower right starboard side of the instrument panel MasterCraft strongly encourages you to review ALL instrumentation with your authorized MasterCraft dealer prio...

Page 138: ...ctuate For a more accurate reading make sure that the boat is level and there is little or no motion present A low fuel notice will appear on the video screen as a warning to return to shore and refue...

Page 139: ...nding components could catch fire You or others could be burned and the boat seriously damaged Check your oil level and add an appropriate amount of approved motor oil before operating again or have y...

Page 140: ...e engine is running too hot If you notice that your speed has reduced during normal operation but you have not manually slowed the throttle monitor your temperature gauge If the gauge indicates excess...

Page 141: ...ned for instrumentation and control on electronically controlled engines communicating via SAE J1939 and NMEA 2000 The multimedia display provides cruise control and rider profiles and enables boat op...

Page 142: ...play screens may be slightly different than what is depicted in this Owner s Manual The 7 Touchscreen is designed for instrumentation and control on electronically controlled engines communicating via...

Page 143: ...operating modes Drive and Tow plus three Tow sub modes Surf Wake and Ski Drive Mode displays basic operating information for cruising From Drive Mode you can quickly adjust speed tabs and ballast Tow...

Page 144: ...uise ON OFF Time Water Depth Cruise Set Speed Home Media Audio Zones Lights Heaters Settings Triple Single Tab AutoLaunch Control Tab Controls Tow Controls Increase Reduce Speed Fill Empty All Ballast...

Page 145: ...adjust tabs Fill Empty All Ballast Provides a quick way to fill or empty all of the ballast tanks and bags at one time Adjust Cruise Set Speed Allows the user to adjust cruise control speed Cruise ON...

Page 146: ...tively slide your finger along the ballast progress bars to adjust ballast zones and set custom fill levels ADJUSTINGTABS Tabs allow you to precisely dial in your wakes and waves by sculpting the wate...

Page 147: ...ting the water as it leaves the hull bottom Touching the tab area will pull up a page that allows you to adjust individual surf tabs Touch the up and down arrows to adjust a tab Alternatively adjust t...

Page 148: ...or very heavy In such cases the speed can be decreased for light weight boats and increased for heavier boats Adjusting the crossover speed will take some experimentation The goal is to get the boat...

Page 149: ...N position and speed control will default to 28 MPH Tap EMPTY ALL to drain the ballast tanks Note that boats equipped with FastFill ballast systems cannot be filled with the engine operating above 1 5...

Page 150: ...RIGHT will create a starboard wave Selecting SURF LEFT will create a port side wave Any adjustments made to your surf wave will appear on the graphic to the right of the adjustment controls Whenever...

Page 151: ...menu select CUSTOM SURF from the toggle pane near the top right hand corner of the screen 2 Locate the slider and arrows found on the left hand side of the screen These controls allow you to choose be...

Page 152: ...utton Doing so will save the adjustments to your profile and take you to the next step in the profile creation process 4 Using the keyboard provided give your profile a name 5 Tap SAVE ACTIVATE if you...

Page 153: ...ends that you select the profile best corresponding to your level of ability Beginner Designed for new riders who are still learning to wakeboard Allows the user to get comfortable wakeboarding at slo...

Page 154: ...p in the profile creation process 3 Using the keyboard provided give your profile a name 4 Tap SAVE ACTIVATE if you want to save and immediately activate your new profile Tap SAVE CLOSE to save the pr...

Page 155: ...FM AM Radio All radio controls are integrated into the 7 Touchscreen display Change stations fine tune stations or adjust the volume all on the display To increase the master volume slide your finger...

Page 156: ...arging and full control over the playlists and menus on select Apple and Android devices Connecting via Bluetooth gives operators wireless audio and displayed song information To Connect via Bluetooth...

Page 157: ...select BLUETOOTH MANAGER From here you can pair new devices or re connect paired devices using the on screen buttons To pair a new device select ADD NEW DEVICE and follow the on screen prompts VOLUME...

Page 158: ...rator to add automatic volume adjustment based on the boat RPM To activate Auto Volume press Auto Vol under the volume page and turn on Using the slider bar to set the auto volume to a maximum volume...

Page 159: ...osition To turn the blower on manually navigate to the switches tab Tap the button to toggle the blower ON and OFF MAINMENU SETTINGS The Main Menu Settings page contains all of the settings and custom...

Page 160: ...een brightness during the daylight hours Slide your finger or touch along the line to adjust brightness levels Brightness Night Allows adjustment of the screen brightness during the nighttime hours Sl...

Page 161: ...hat the tank has been filled completely Fuel levels will be displayed next to Amount at the top of the screen Press SAVE to exit to the menu screen Should an operator input the wrong amount of fuel on...

Page 162: ...vigate to the Main Menu tab and tap SYSTEM SETTINGS On the system settings page select either ENABLE or DISABLE under Fuel Management Disabling the fuel management software will allow the fuel gauge t...

Page 163: ...ngine manufacturer s literature Description Field Most common SPNs and FMIs have text for the description stored in the display If there is no text refer to the engine manufacturer or the SAE J1939 st...

Page 164: ...ng Tab Diagnostics Under main menu select ballast tab settings then scroll to calibrate tab sensors to recalibrate the actuators EPDM Diagnostics The EPDM is a solid state engine fuse block designed f...

Page 165: ...on GMT Offset adjust the clock to your local time using the GPSSETTINGS Accessible by tapping the Main Menu Settings button GPS Settings has options for Time Settings and Satellite Status Satellite St...

Page 166: ...rify battery has a minimum voltage of 10 volts Display resets or goes OFF when starting engine Check to ensure that display supply wires are connected properly to battery Verify that the battery is ch...

Page 167: ...PROSTAR VIDEOSCREEN OPERATIONS...

Page 168: ...1 video touch screen is a multi functional tool that provides GPS tracking multi media display cruise control rider profiles and enables equipment operators to view a wide range of engine ballast tran...

Page 169: ...jects and the video touch screen because this can result in scratches or other permanent marks on the screen BASICNAVIGATIONFEATURES All features are easily accessible through the touch point commands...

Page 170: ...One of five buttons to which a favorite station can be saved Hold your finger on the button until the station address appears as the button label MUTE Touch this button to mute or unmute the volume VO...

Page 171: ...ble devices within the physical area When the desired device appears in the list touch the beside the name 5 A Pairing Device message will appear on both the display and device Touch Pair on the Devic...

Page 172: ...he Ballast You may touch the specific color section and slide up to fill or down to empty the Ballast Utilize the up and down arrows to increase or decrease the Ballast Utilize these buttons to Fill c...

Page 173: ...ht KX PX or even any kind of wind adjustment You simply set the desired speed and go This easy to use technology has made Zero Off the industry standard Simply touch Zero Off to turn it on and adjust...

Page 174: ...the Profile Name and touch Next Verify the name and touch Next 3 The Edit Profile Speed screen will appear Choose the appropriate 3Event Event Type Trick Jump Tournament or Training Slalom Tournament...

Page 175: ...nd Training Modes There are two modes each for Slalom and Jump Select the Event then choose Tournament or Training The Training Mode operates like the Tournament Mode without the set speed limitation...

Page 176: ...ctions Step Action 1 Highlight a course to be mapped then touch 2 Press Start Gate to begin mapping the course For Slalom press the Start Gate button when the GPS puck crosses the start gate For Jump...

Page 177: ...tion Pull type is the amount of pull felt by the skier as the boat adjusts to maintain the set speed A Slower engine response out of the buoy B Moderate engine response C Faster engine response 1 Soft...

Page 178: ...er Notification Enabled Pop up or Disabled Pop up Depth Alarm Sets the depth at which an alarm will sound when the boat approaches that depth Day Brightness Sets the screen brightness for daylight Nig...

Page 179: ...gement of fuel for the craft Fuel Alarm Utilize the and buttons to set the remaining percentage of fuel at which an alarm will sound to warn of a low fuel situation Gallons Added Enter the number of f...

Page 180: ...Allows the resetting of the Oil Change timer when the Oil is changed Service Information Diagnostics Touch Commands Description Engine Data Displays Engine Hours Engine Temperature and Oil Pressure En...

Page 181: ...function Digital switch status is designated by either a green red or gray indicator A green indicator denotes that the digital switch is functioning properly A red indicator denotes that there is a...

Page 182: ...pect Parameter Number fault code If not translated into text by the display see the engine manufacturer s literature for the definition of the SPN number FMI Failure Mode Indicator fault code The FMI...

Page 183: ...ions Trick Settings This page enables or disables River Mode allows the choosing of the River Direction and the Offset setting 3 Event Charts This section provides reference tables of the Slalom and J...

Page 184: ...ck for reversed polarity on the power connections 4 Verify battery has a minimum voltage of 6 volts Display resets or goes OFF when starting engine 1 Check display supply wires are connected properly...

Page 185: ...NXT OPERATIONS...

Page 186: ...NUAL 180 We continually strive to bring you the highest quality full featured products As a result you may find that your actual display screens may be slightly different than what is depicted in this...

Page 187: ...e present in the engine compartment Failure to operate the blower as instructed may cause improper ventilation of the boat engine and bilge areas and fuel vapors can accumulate in this area causing a...

Page 188: ...in excess water in the bilge and eventually into the deck Over time this could result in sinking of the boat Such damage is not covered under warranty Navigation Anchor lights Push the toggle switch U...

Page 189: ...STOP button to turn OFF the engine IMPORTANT NOTE These switch controls and pumps do not operate AUTOMATICALLY It is important for operators to return the switches to the center or neutral position a...

Page 190: ...t When the plate is lowered the water flow is redirected creating an upward force at the stern of the boat When the stern rises the bow will lower Since the actuator that maneuvers the plate is electr...

Page 191: ...creases raise the tab by pressing UP Uneven Load If one side of the boat is higher than the other while running press DOWN on the switch on that side This will lower the tab on the listing side low si...

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Page 193: ...NXT20 22 24 VIDEOSCREEN OPERATIONS...

Page 194: ...NUAL 188 We continually strive to bring you the highest quality full featured products As a result you may find that your actual display screens may be slightly different than what is depicted in this...

Page 195: ...ult in damage to the unit that is not covered under warranty DISPLAYKEYSANDMENUBAR Navigate by pressing the Display Keys The Menu Bar changes according to the screen displayed To navigate to a feature...

Page 196: ...ls Action See your authorized MasterCraft dealer for assistance Tanks Tabs Position Attitude Adjustment Plate optional NXT Wake Shaping Devices AutoLaunch optional Actions Arrow Scrolls to other scree...

Page 197: ...to another screen press the Display Key under an action in the Menu Bar NOTE The Water Depth is an option that can be chosen on the Factory Settings Screen If the option is selected as NO it is not di...

Page 198: ...ton within the Cruise screen will allow operators to activate a factory built wake profile Presets exist for SURF LEFT Set Speed 10 7 MPH SURF RIGHT Set Speed 10 8 MPH WAKE Set Speed 21 0 MPH SKI Set...

Page 199: ...ted Ballast Kit Press the HOME key to return to Home or press the ARROW key to scroll to other screens Main Menu From the Home screen the Main Menu screen can be accessed by pressing the Display Key u...

Page 200: ...arm Choices are 1 50 Min Depth Alarm The choices are OFF or from 1 ft to 98 5 ft Fire Extinguisher The choices are Enable pop up notification or Disable pop up notification Factory Reset This choice r...

Page 201: ...en highlight the Engine Diagnostics feature and press the Display Key under SELECT to open the Engine Diagnostics screen Service Information From the Main Menu screen highlight the Service Information...

Page 202: ...into text by the display see the engine manufacturer s literature for the definition of the SPN number FMI Failure Mode Indicator Fault Code The FMI is defined by SAE J1939 If not translated into tex...

Page 203: ...ndicator A green indicator denotes that the digital switch is functioning properly A red indicator denotes that there is a problem with the digital switch and it has tripped A gray indicator denotes t...

Page 204: ...To Work Or Doesn t Come On Display could be in sleep mode Select a key on the keypad to activate the display Check for loose connections at battery and display unit Check for reversed polarity on the...

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Page 207: ...BASIC ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS...

Page 208: ...board For circuits controlled by the dashboard touchscreen display the Diagnostics menu operates as a digital switchboard All other circuits are reset using the main breaker board See the Operation s...

Page 209: ...wo types of circuit breaker thermal and PDM are found on MasterCraft boats Operation method varies depending on the type of breaker that has tripped Circuits controlled from the dash screen use PDM br...

Page 210: ...it is found under the center jump seat Operation For normal operation the battery switch should be placed in the On position This allows the engine and all accessories to receive power letting the eng...

Page 211: ...st battery discharge this can leave boaters stranded on the water To attain proper CCA and avoid potential battery malfunction MasterCraft recommends AGM spiral cell batteries DUALBATTERIES Models Dua...

Page 212: ...avoid potential battery malfunction MasterCraft recommends AGM spiral cell batteries Prior to operating the boat for the first time review the electrical information contained in this manual Failure t...

Page 213: ...y in calm wind conditions OTHERALARMS Models All models feature various alarm systems monitoring oil pressure engine and transmission Purpose The alarms take readings from sensors that monitor oil pre...

Page 214: ...se indicate when the charger is repowering and maintaining the battery If you find that you must remove the battery from the product always remove the grounded terminal from the battery first Be sure...

Page 215: ...The warranty does not cover such damages Troubleshooting If a connected electronic device does not recharge after the expected period of time has elapsed verify that the charger is compatible Also ma...

Page 216: ...tended period of time without the engine running as this will discharge the battery Troubleshooting If the key will not turn in the key slot make sure that you have inserted the right key If the key t...

Page 217: ...eck the voltmeter for a reading If it is lower than 10 5 volts or does not register the battery ies require recharging Use only a MasterCraft battery charger DO NOT attempt to jump start the battery f...

Page 218: ...ngine Location The engine emergency safety stop connection is located near the throttle control box on the armrest If the slide is left off or is loose the engine will crank but will not start Operato...

Page 219: ...engine it is possible to temporarily increase the engine RPMs without moving the boat To accomplish this push in the button located at the bottom of the shift throttle lever with one hand and pull up...

Page 220: ...shift throttle lever will not move be certain that the lifter under the ball knob is lifted up before attempting to move the lever forward or aft If the lever still will not move contact your authoriz...

Page 221: ...ADDITIONAL SAFETY SUPPORT...

Page 222: ...nsors in the engine room and will automatically release a clean agent gaseous chemical that does not leave residue behind All boats have also been specified to carry a hand held 2 5 lb monoammonium ph...

Page 223: ...here is time send visual and sound signals of the emergency All persons should abandon ship and move to a safer location Boats can be consumed by fire and even explode if there are fuel fumes If a fir...

Page 224: ...aft near the transom Some larger models also have mid ship cleats Operation Use marine grade lines to loop over the cleat and tie up to the dock allowing some slack in the rope If there is any motion...

Page 225: ...d rear view mirror In addition to the standard mirror two additional optional rear view mirrors are available each designed in a different style Purpose The mirror allows the boat operator to see behi...

Page 226: ...ed by MasterCraft was selected and developed to maximize the range of vision for the driver of MasterCraft boats If it becomes necessary to replace a mirror use only MasterCraft approved mirrors Troub...

Page 227: ...Attach ski wakeboard ropes to approved pylons and towers Failure to do so may result in structural failures which could cause death or serious injury Ski wakeboard tow ropes may snap back into occupie...

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Page 229: ...BELOWDECK...

Page 230: ...ily apparent to individuals on board whether there is water in the bilge or not To allow operators the opportunity to manually verify water levels in the bilge a center access plate or access door is...

Page 231: ...ystem to discharge water from the bilge area Boat operators are advised to leave the switch in the automatic position unless there appears to be excess water in the bilge as viewed through the center...

Page 232: ...ump runs fairly frequently which causes the battery ies to fully discharge This is a signal that the boat is either taking on too much water from a leak or that the boat is being left in the water for...

Page 233: ...Under the worst possible conditions the boat can sink If the system fails while on a body of water return to shore IMMEDIATELY Have all people on board put on PFDs personal flotation devices Signal fo...

Page 234: ...is Owner s Manual The engine will also create flammable ignitable gasoline and or battery fumes Dispensed into the open air they are quickly diffused and pose little to no threat to well being However...

Page 235: ...up to turn the blower ON Flip the switch down to turn the blower OFF NOTE Blower operation drains energy from the battery SPECIAL NOTE The blower must operate for a minimum of four 4 minutes before st...

Page 236: ...wheel angle to meet the needs and comfort of the operator The system was designed to be used by operators who are sitting down in the driver s seat Standing or manipulating the steering wheel in any...

Page 237: ...ng wheel A DockStar equipped boat is also more agile and responsive at speed in forward Location The DockStar Handling System is a triple rudder system mounted to the bottom of the hull Additional ste...

Page 238: ...rn thruster propels the stern of the boat clockwise or counterclockwise allowing the operator to easily and expediently rotate the vessel This is useful for circumstances which require close maneuveri...

Page 239: ...fix the problem consult an authorized MasterCraft dealer SALTWATERANODE Models All except ProStar as part of the Salt Water Package option Purpose If the boat is operated in salt polluted or brackish...

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Page 241: ...VISUAL ASSISTANCE...

Page 242: ...hich operators may find themselves on the water at dawn dusk or even at night Weather conditions during daylight may also result in the need to run or anchor with the lights on Note The ProStar Naviga...

Page 243: ...gher speeds may result in damage to the boat as the operator may not be able to see obstructions in the water or other craft This is not covered under warranty Also serious injury or death to individu...

Page 244: ...the docking lights use LED bulbs which last for an extended period of time even LED bulbs will eventually burn out and need to be replaced Optional docking lights provide a significant aid to navigat...

Page 245: ...be toggled ON and OFF by taping the Courtesy Storage Light button Standard on Z10 towers optional on Z8 towers Purpose The tower dome light illuminates the cockpit of the boat for use in low light si...

Page 246: ...the lights on the screen Note that the underwater lights should never be operated unless the boat is in the water Even though these are LED lights they generate some heat and require the cooling effec...

Page 247: ...SPORT ENHANCEMENT...

Page 248: ...uchscreen dash Press and hold UP on the switch raise the center tab Press and hold DOWN on the switch to lower the center tab into the water Because our models have different weights lengths speed and...

Page 249: ...et the plates should be fully retracted This will allow for optimal performance Electro hydraulic actuators provide an instant response When making adjustments use short momentary taps of the switch S...

Page 250: ...y serious bleeding Damage to the plate s from people using it to board the boat is not covered under warranty Additional Special Attention Care should also be taken when backing up the boat in shallow...

Page 251: ...peeds are preset at the MasterCraft factory for optimal performance and time to plane When turned on AutoLaunch will automatically deploy the Attitude Adjustment Plate and surf tabs where equipped to...

Page 252: ...pplied by the PDMs the transom mounted electro hydraulic actuators drive the surf tabs into deployment The resulting displacement influences and modifies the amplitude of the boat s surf wave Using th...

Page 253: ...ck the appropriate circuit on the main breaker board or the PDM screen diagnostics menu If the circuit continues to trip after you have reset the breaker take the boat to an authorized MasterCraft dea...

Page 254: ...age in the System Settings menu joining a wi fi network and scanning for connections Alternatively an authorized dealer can install updates via USB drive In some instances the Surf Star System may req...

Page 255: ...ay be left empty Location Ballast tanks are located under the deck in the hull hidden from sight Optional plug in bags are located in the aft sundeck storage areas on either side of the engine compart...

Page 256: ...an automated system that shuts down automatically when the emptying process has been completed Operation NXT Series The three position switches are clearly marked FILL OFF in center and EMPTY Toggle...

Page 257: ...damage to the ballast pumps that force water through the system or to the engine s electrical system Such damage is not covered under your warranty Special Attention NEVER tow a trailer with water in...

Page 258: ...es parts of the system that are not accessible to the consumer Because a malfunctioning ballast system can cause problems with the control of the boat no potential issue that arises with the system sh...

Page 259: ...based antifreeze to winterize every boat built at the factory Any antifreeze meeting these requirements is acceptable for MasterCraft engine ballast and freshwater system winterization Be aware that...

Page 260: ...hanges Ballast pump impellers should be changed every 100 hours as part of annual maintenance To change ballast pump impellers 1 Remove three 3 of the four 4 cover screws Loosen the fourth screw Retai...

Page 261: ...debris or other obstructions in the pylon housing If the housing is clear and the pylon still will not snap securely take the boat to an authorized MasterCraft dealer for service PYLONS Models All Pu...

Page 262: ...m platform because injury can occur Never allow boisterous behavior on the swim platform A fall from the swim platform could result in contact with transom mounted metal edges which could cause minor...

Page 263: ...ury Insert one 1 safety hinge pin into each platform bracket The platform must be raised and locked into position No one should be allowed on the platform until the platform is securely locked in plac...

Page 264: ...rm and the rear sun deck when the engine is in operation Under no circumstances should the owner and or operator allow persons to hold onto the swim platform while the engine is operating and the boat...

Page 265: ...ly to scuff the surface resulting in marks that may be difficult or impossible to remove These marks or stains are not covered under warranty To maintain its original appearance and finish teak wood w...

Page 266: ...ith a clean towel then let the platform air dry 3 Use a cloth or brush to saturate the platform with teak tung or linseed oil front back and edges Push the oil into all cracks crevices and end grain 4...

Page 267: ...ngers in the aft section of the boat or the skis going overboard TOWERS Models The Z Tower is featured on all NXT XT X and X Star models It is available in three varieties Z6 Z8 and Z10 NXT models may...

Page 268: ...before catching on a small raised feature intended to keep the tower from sliding out too easily and the operator losing control of it Because Z towers are specifically designed and tested for our boa...

Page 269: ...palm of your hand should be enough to fully disengage the locking clip Be careful not to push strike the tower hard enough that it falls on you Very light pressure with your other hand on the upright...

Page 270: ...tion Once the tower is upright the user reinserts the lock pin to firmly secure the tower To raise the Z6 tower Disengage both lock pins in order to unlock the tower With the lock pins disengaged appl...

Page 271: ...ason A trained professional should perform this service for you To raise the Z8 tower Identify the release button on the tower header box Pressing this button will activate the hydraulic fluid system...

Page 272: ...fingers away from hinge areas Always ensure that there are no people power lines or objects in the way when raising or lowering the tower Individuals and their limbs may be subject to injury if caught...

Page 273: ...asic Electrical Components for information on breakers If the tower is still unresponsive after toggling the breaker you should take the boat to an authorized MasterCraft dealer Although Z towers are...

Page 274: ...r X and XT towers The S85 and T85 are optional upgrades for Z8 and Z10 towers X XT Various lighting accessories are also available to the consumer Dome lights are small circular lamps in the header bo...

Page 275: ...board inside the clamps An improper fit will leave the board too loose in the racks Resulting loss damage or injury is not the responsibility of the product manufacturer Troubleshooting Lights If one...

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Page 277: ...COMFORTAND CONVENIENCE...

Page 278: ...aining operation of the devices Please review and become familiar with these manuals and the stereo equipment The USB interface option allows the unit to simply be plugged in and run off the boat s el...

Page 279: ...eans of vessel tracking dealership connection and remote system monitoring via an in built cellular network to help maximize owner s time on water Location The telematics unit box is located under the...

Page 280: ...s cockpit chargers are located inside a pair of plastic phone holders directly above the drink holders in the port and starboard side compartments Operation To use one of the wireless chargers simply...

Page 281: ...ing Any time the lid will not close and latch properly see an authorized MasterCraft dealer If it is not properly closed damage could occur to the lid HEATER Models All models as an option Purpose War...

Page 282: ...engine without proper ventilation Do not run the engine in a confined space or where fumes may be trapped Troubleshooting If the heater fails to respond when the switch is turned to either of its ON p...

Page 283: ...Operation To turn the seat heater s on navigate to the accessories page on the dash mounted touchscreen Tap seat heat button to turn the seat ON The button will change colors to show that the seat he...

Page 284: ...ould result in injury or death It is also possible that people could cause the anchor to lose anchorage causing the boat to move If there is a current the boat could become inaccessible to people in t...

Page 285: ...If the anchor line has been improperly rewound have an authorized MasterCraft dealer assist in deploying and rewinding the line to its appropriate berth CANVASCOVERS Models MasterCraft offers several...

Page 286: ...a variety of uses The use of canvas covers especially dark colored ones in hot sunny conditions can result in temperatures inside the boat in excess of 140 F 60 C Prolonged high temperatures can heat...

Page 287: ...ody of water at high speeds When folding the bimini up or down be careful to avoid pinching fingers between the support legs Operation See each tower s respective bimini section immediately following...

Page 288: ...Buckle all straps around the tower loosely 6 Fully extend the bimini legs and ensure that they are locked into place 7 Tighten all straps and buckles around the tower so that the canvas is stretched t...

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Page 290: ...Misuse is not covered under the warranty PROSTARBIMINI Models ProStar Purpose The ProStar bimini casts shade on the cockpit of the boat to keep occupants cool and protected from the sun s rays Locati...

Page 291: ...e the secondary mounting ball joints down into the top of the windshield s corners 3 Fully extend the bimini supports on either side until they lock into place Ensure that the bimini supports lock int...

Page 292: ...re trailering as it may damage gel coat Platform Bonnet All X XT and Star series models as an option with the Under tower Mooring Cover Purpose Cover and protect the swim platform from the elements Lo...

Page 293: ...required when trailering the boat for trips lasting more than one 1 hour at speeds over 70 MPH Poles are also required for use with the mooring cover for long term and seasonal storage Location Moori...

Page 294: ...ortions of the canvas that sag into the boat Secure the drawstring to the rope cleat on the cover Zip the rope cleat cover to prevent water intrusion NOTE Covers are custom designed for each boat mode...

Page 295: ...h the buckles facing the tower Ensure that the material is facing the correct side up EXTENDABLESUNSHADE FORWARDANDAFT Models XT22 XT23 XT25 X22 X24 X26 and XStar models equipped with Z8 or Z10 towers...

Page 296: ...e metal rings around the tension poles Pull the tension pole slightly toward you to make mounting the metal ring is easier 8 After mounting the metal ring on the tension pole release the tension on th...

Page 297: ...d on the tension poles 6 Mount the metal rings around the tension poles Pull the tension pole slightly towards you to make mounting the metal ring easier After mounting the metal ring on the tension p...

Page 298: ...may adjust the side shades coverage angle to achieve maximum protection any time of day keeping UV light out of the cockpit when the sun is low in the sky The shades are constructed from Phifertex an...

Page 299: ...ed the bimini side shades attach to the sides of the canvas top and extend over the port and starboard sides of the boat to provide cockpit shade They have a jaw slide attachment point on the bimini a...

Page 300: ...remost bimini arm Remove the pin from the jaw slide 7 Attach the center support pole to the jaw slide Navigate the support pole to the jaw slide on the bimini arm and slip the ball joint into the jaw...

Page 301: ...w the steps listed below 1 Undo the bow cleat strap 2 Without removing the pin from the jaw slide draw the center pole towards you upright against the bimini frame 3 Keep the center support pole uprig...

Page 302: ...ous reason for the system malfunction take the boat to an authorized MasterCraft dealer for assistance Therefore to avoid conflict with the U S C G owners and operators should never drive their boat w...

Page 303: ...ng toilet The Masterflush toilet has a rugged glass filled nylon twin impeller that instantly draws in the effluent into the macerating chamber where the waste is pulverized by a 10 blade stainless st...

Page 304: ...or in an area where it is legal to dump waste Check your local regulations to be sure 1 Open the overboard shutoff valve located under the center floor locker hatch in the walk through area of the bo...

Page 305: ...s Routine Monthly Maintenance 1 Inspect toilet plumbing and plumbing connections wires and wire connections 2 Open and close all plumbing valves including seacocks 3 Check in line water filters and ve...

Page 306: ...connections discharge pumps etc Turn off power to toilet Each installation is different so amounts may vary User discretion is required to assure adequate protection Never use automotive type antifre...

Page 307: ...de to Individual Models in this Owner s Manual Coolers that are placed in other locations including on the deck are not secure While the coolers themselves have minimal weight if they contain ice food...

Page 308: ...d after each use Check whether anything from inside the cooler has been spilled or in some manner ended up in the storage area in which the cooler is kept This should be cleaned up immediately to avoi...

Page 309: ...over drain the electrical system Additional Special Attention Food items or anything that can create an odor or leak should not be left in the refrigerator or cold plate areas as they could damage the...

Page 310: ...at is not covered under warranty Additional Special Attention If other liquid beverages beyond water are poured down the sink flush with water to avoid the potential development of unpleasant odors wh...

Page 311: ...ns of boat systems could also affect control of the boat which could result in injury or death Do not overfill storage areas Do not try to force doors cushions or other closures because it can result...

Page 312: ...e swim platform ladder stows under the swim platform Slide it out and extend the sections Stow it by sliding back under the swim platform and engaging the slide lock Be sure to stow ladders securely p...

Page 313: ...Bow of the ProStar All occupants must be seated in designated safe seating as illustrated on the seating chart decal No other areas should be used during operation including but not limited to the gun...

Page 314: ...rious injury or death complications that can result in serious injury or death The lid is not intended to be used as additional seating Allowing individuals to move about or sit on the lid could resul...

Page 315: ...dealer the extent to which the seating is considered acceptable for use while the boat is underway Operation Some specialized optional seating adds more comfort Convertible seats allow the seat back t...

Page 316: ...lways be secured prior to use Care should be taken to avoid pinching fingers or other skin when sliding the backing or securing removing the removable seats Special Attention In models equipped with a...

Page 317: ...al located on the outboard side of the pedestal circled in red To raise lift handle and remove body weight and the seat will extend up To lower lift handle while applying weight to the seat to compres...

Page 318: ...ion Push the button up or down as indicated on right side of the seat pedestal located on the deck wall circled in red To raise press the top of the button the seat will extend up To lower press the l...

Page 319: ...ate Continue pulling forward until the seat cushion rotates past vertical Then lower the handle and press the seat back down toward the cockpit floor as the seat cushion comes to rest 180 degrees from...

Page 320: ...e transported in the boat The seats can be removed when not needed Location Aft section of the cockpit port and starboard Operation Removal Lift the forward edge of the seat bottom Rotate up and pull...

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Page 324: ...ch longer than subsequent fillings as air is being displaced in the system For all subsequent fuel fillings the process will take about the same amount of time as it does to fill a land based vehicle...

Page 325: ...and blow fuses The boat should never be used for wake surfing at less than one quarter 1 4 tank full of fuel Allowing the fuel level in the fuel tank to fall below one quarter of a tank full may affe...

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Page 327: ...ILMOR MARINEENGINES...

Page 328: ...e adjusts to Up to 50 hours first oil change 50 hours or annually thereafter No change to the heavy duty usage maintenance schedule The transmission fluid follows the first engine oil change interval...

Page 329: ...SC6 2L Specifications 665 lb ft Torque 630 HP 550 RPM Fully Closed Cooled 5 Year 500 Hour Limited Warranty 50 Hour Service Interval Weight 1158 lbs with Transmission WET Advanced Cooling System Requir...

Page 330: ...rs GASOLINE Additional critical information regarding the proper use of gasoline in relation to the ILMOR Marine Engine is contained In the engine Owner s Manual such as Avoiding oxygenated fuels or f...

Page 331: ...OWNER S MANUAL Software Update for Engine Sensor Key update includes On engine fuel pressure sensor and logic Fuel pressure sensor added to each engine for early indication of fuel pressure regulator...

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Page 333: ...CHECKS ANDSERVICES The following checks and services are essential to safe boating and must be performed Get in the habit of performing these checks in the same order each outing so that it becomes ro...

Page 334: ...or getting out of a seat This causes undue stress to the window frame and could damage it which may not be covered under warranty Check that the fire extinguisher is fully charged Check that no fuel o...

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Page 336: ...g the pumping process for both fill and empty operations Drain water prior to ceasing operation of the boat and loading on the trailer More information regarding ballast systems appears in various sec...

Page 337: ...per break in will ensure maximum performance and the longest possible power train life The break in period allows moving parts within the engine and transmission to wear in properly All MasterCraft bo...

Page 338: ...ntion to the gauges and video screen s It is important to stop the engine immediately if the gauges and or video screen s indicate a problem Low oil pressure and overheating are serious issues and req...

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Page 340: ...the limiter but if that happens it is a signal that you should reduce the throttle and check with an authorized MasterCraft dealer to determine the cause Always remember that during normal operation...

Page 341: ...are operating this boat for the first time you must follow the engine and drive train break in procedures as described in the engine owner s manual Failure to follow these procedures may result in se...

Page 342: ...p check to see that all lights video screens and gauges operate properly Check that the steering system operates freely There should be no apparent leaks under pressure STARTING Before Starting Famili...

Page 343: ...ut moving the boat To accomplish this push in the button located at the bottom of the shift throttle lever with one hand and pull up the umbrella umbrella lifter under the ball knob Move the lever to...

Page 344: ...Press the ENGINE START STOP button 3 At the conclusion of the outing turn the key off and remove from the key slot Turn the battery switch to Off Doing so will ensure that you have turned OFF the elec...

Page 345: ...present the most basic operational principles It is NOT intended to cover all conditions encountered during operation Therefore the principles presented in this Owner s Manual are limited to the fact...

Page 346: ...ary aftermarket ballast to a MasterCraft boat is not recommended and can result in impaired visibility diminished handling characteristics and instability when operating your boat Such condition may r...

Page 347: ...he stern follows a larger turning circle than the bow This is especially important to remember when making maneuvers within close quarters While the effects of unequal propeller thrust torque steering...

Page 348: ...several different applications such as wakeboarding bare footing and cruising it may be necessary to have two 2 or more propellers of differing size and pitch to allow the engine to operate in the WO...

Page 349: ...mers consult with the dealer from whom the boat was purchased regarding the best propeller for the application in which the boat will primarily be run However be aware that changing the propeller may...

Page 350: ...battery charge to keep the bilge pumps operational to avoid excess water intrusion If leaking is detected immediately remove the boat from the water and determine the cause If the boat is to be moore...

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Page 353: ...signed to lift a boat from the water care must be taken to ensure you do not damage your boat A spreader bar used at the stern will help ensure that the load at the stern eyes is vertical A strap plac...

Page 354: ...tion of any tower for lifting They are NOT designed to be used as a central lifting point Also DO NOT use the stern ski tow as a lifting ring The deck may be damaged Never use the cleats as lifting po...

Page 355: ...stern Vertical supports must extend from the chine the angular intersection of the bottom and sides of the boat to the keel with no gaps between the hull and cradle supports A total support area of a...

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Page 357: ...CORROSION PREVENTION...

Page 358: ...has eroded to approximately one half 1 2 of its original size it must be replaced to continue protection or damage to other metal parts may result MasterCraft boats optioned with a saltwater package c...

Page 359: ...d frame and stanchions 4 Spray motor mounts with a corrosion inhibitor at least once a month 5 Inspect anodes and replace when they reduce to 50 percent of their original size STAINLESSSTEELANDCHROME...

Page 360: ...e sure to follow the paint manufacturer s directions exactly Be sure all fasteners used are approved and rated for marine use Most fasteners used on MasterCraft boats are stainless steel or specially...

Page 361: ...CLEANING THEBOAT...

Page 362: ...rglass mat and woven roving It is these layers that give the boat its strength and maintain the hull shape The boat bottom also uses special coremat material for its strength to weight and superior ma...

Page 363: ...ppearance Unprotected wood will turn gray and could split or separate If this happens it may void the warranty New wood platforms have been sealed and finished with an oil based wood preservative by t...

Page 364: ...er When oiling a platform apply a coat of oil with a wet cloth work into the seams end grain and edges Allow the oil to set approximately 15 minutes and then wipe off the excess oil with a dry cloth D...

Page 365: ...provide excellent water repellent and mildew resistance This design allows the material to be easily maintained By following a few simple care and cleaning steps the fabric will continue to look good...

Page 366: ...years The fabric can be cleaned while still in the boat When cleaning it is important to observe the following Always use a natural soap never detergent Water should be cold to lukewarm but never mor...

Page 367: ...in restoring fabric water resistance than a single heavy coating Keep in mind that 303 High Tech Fabric Guard will work only as well as it is applied This means that the fabric must be free of dirt a...

Page 368: ...uirements Please consult the following cleaning recommendations before cleaning your upholstery In some instances consumers have reported the appearance of a pink stain on vinyl that is resistant to v...

Page 369: ...rantee and does not relieve the user from the responsibility of the proper and safe use of the product and all cleaning agents The use of certain agents can be harmful to the surface appearance and li...

Page 370: ...500 P S I and could damage the surface of your interior Do not use kerosene gasoline or acetone because they will remove the protective marine top coat Do not use any silicone based protectants They...

Page 371: ...r sit for 3 5 minutes then use water to dampen the area and lightly scrub again Rinse the cleaner off thoroughly and dry with a clean towel For stubborn stain repeat these steps as needed If Dek Magic...

Page 372: ...essary USE WITH CARE Although highly effective using a pressure washer to clean SeaDek pads can cause damage if not done properly DO NOT exceed 1200 PSI Spray from the middle to the outside of the pad...

Page 373: ...MAINTENANCE SERVICE...

Page 374: ...manuals may result in damage to the components systems and equipment of the boat Resulting damage will not be covered by warranty Safety issues are also directly impacted by proper maintenance Mainten...

Page 375: ...nents Inspect the propeller shaft log for excessive water entry Inspect the fuel system lines and connections for leaks Check for water leaks or excessive exhaust odor As you start the engine check th...

Page 376: ...ent Lubricate the steering system Lubricate the throttle and shift cables Check the engine mounts Inspect the complete fuel system for leakage Check the fire extinguisher and suppression units on boar...

Page 377: ...s engine is designed to work with the standard electronics installed in the boat Adding other electrical components or accessories can change the way the fuel injection controls the engine or the over...

Page 378: ...affect the alternator output or overload the electrical system Such damage may not be covered by the warranty If a replacement battery is required be certain to select a marine battery with at least e...

Page 379: ...ble and its vapors may ignite resulting in fire or explosion Be sure to keep all sparks and flames away from the area while inspecting the boat s fuel system The engine box serves as a machinery guard...

Page 380: ...e to turn the ignition key ON and start the engine Doing so will allow the engine s alternator to recharge the battery NOTEANYEXHAUSTODORS This function should be performed prior to starting the engin...

Page 381: ...en filled full for the first time of the season Charge dead batteries with a battery charger before attempting to start the engine Some MasterCraft models offer an optional battery charger but never j...

Page 382: ...ilge compartment Keep the battery fully charged in order to be able to provide this function Inspections As noted in the Before Each Use section some functions need to be performed following use of th...

Page 383: ...SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE...

Page 384: ...ld still review this section and ensure that they have some understanding of what is necessary to keep the boat in top condition Check the Engine Mounts Some engine parts become very hot during operat...

Page 385: ...that the throttle shift control lever is in neutral 2 Inspect the rubber exhaust flap for signs of deterioration Take the boat to an authorized MasterCraft dealer to replace the flap if necessary Lubr...

Page 386: ...ions with a coating of waterproof marine multi purpose grease 5 Lubricate the pivots and linkages with a light grease 6 Shift the control lever from full throttle forward to full throttle reverse seve...

Page 387: ...he boat is started each day Raise the engine cover and visually look at the bilge area under the engine 2 Run the bilge blower for at least four 4 minutes to ventilate the bilge area each time before...

Page 388: ...warranty All MasterCraft models are equipped with a fuel fill cap These caps are hinged and they snap open or closed to seal with an audible click This is important for the system on these boats to op...

Page 389: ...STORAGE WINTERIZATION...

Page 390: ...tment regarding your boat s needs to determine if this is an appropriate time for annual service Without proper preparation storage for long periods of time at any time of the year may cause harm to v...

Page 391: ...ods exceeding two 2 weeks as outlined in this Owner s Manual Failure to do so may void the warranty Boats that are going to be stored for extended periods more than two 2 weeks or winterized should ha...

Page 392: ...teries before re installation in the boat Never store batteries close to heat spark or flame producing devices 3 Remove the bilge drain plug immediately after taking the boat out of the water After a...

Page 393: ...pholstery The tower or support s may leave a permanent imprint on the upholstery This is not covered under warranty For ProStar models use the black tower support legs included with the boat from the...

Page 394: ...nly has one vent Colder climates may require this same type of antifreeze with a 100 F temperature rating 5 Once the antifreeze is in all three ballast zones use the manual ballast override switches m...

Page 395: ...ATINGTHEBOATAFTER STORAGE 1 Remove duct tape from exhaust flaps 2 Fully charge the battery ies and install them in the boat following all safety precautions associated with changing batteries Often ba...

Page 396: ...between key cycles before cranking the engine This allows the fuel pump to prime the fuel lines Start the engine In the event the engine does not respond allow a two minute cool down period for every...

Page 397: ...eller splines for damage 5 Thoroughly clean and apply a light coat of waterproof marine multipurpose grease to the splined area of the shaft and propeller 6 Align the splines and carefully install the...

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Page 399: ...THEMASTERCRAFT TRAILER...

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Page 401: ...uble free use To maintain proper function and to keep your trailer in top condition some routine care and maintenance is necessary The purpose of this section of the Owner s Manual is to provide the i...

Page 402: ...in house to ensure quality and the best trailering experience possible Each trailer that comes off our manufacturing line was designed specifically to support the hull and full weight of its matching...

Page 403: ...etain greater control Hard impact with the trailer or improper alignment on the trailer can result in damage to the tow vehicle boat and or the trailer and any such damage is not covered under warrant...

Page 404: ...sion which is inherent to a non sealed connection Determine the combined weight of the boat and all contents of the boat being loaded onto the trailer The boat s weight is listed in the guide to indiv...

Page 405: ...side at the rear of the trailer to guide you while backing up Use slight movements of the steering wheel to adjust direction Exaggerated movements will cause greater movement of the trailer If you hav...

Page 406: ...g Wrench The trailer jack and lug wrench that came with the tow vehicle may also work on the trailer but don t count on it check it to be sure before you need it Road Trip Kit Make up a special road t...

Page 407: ...and or to other motorists or property damage Do not tow the boat with wakeboards skis or other gear left on the board tower racks Doing so may void the warranty and cause damage to the boat or to veh...

Page 408: ...t effective way to guard against fishtailing is to make sure the weight load on the trailer is properly distributed It is extremely important that a minimum of five percent 5 and a maximum of ten perc...

Page 409: ...ped on the hitch The hitch should also provide a place for attaching the trailer s safety cables two rings or holes on either side of the hitch ball Be sure the hitch ball is the correct size to match...

Page 410: ...ws an example of an improper device attached between a trailer and tow vehicle that may create a dangerous condition for towing a boat Devices like the one shown in the photo may be built or marketed...

Page 411: ...the hole or ring on the left side of the hitch ball If the trailer separates from the hitch ball doing so will slow the process of the dropping of the trailer tongue The cables should be rigged as ti...

Page 412: ...the actuator and pull the plug from the top of the reservoir cover While looking at the fluid in the reservoir manually compress the actuator In the first 1 8 of coupler movement the fluid in the res...

Page 413: ...ious injury or damage Check the winch straps frequently The strength in these can deteriorate from exposure to weather ozone and ultraviolet light direct sunlight If a strap becomes frayed or worn rep...

Page 414: ...an authorized MasterCraft dealer to purchase a replacement pin You must install either the hitch pin that is supplied or a padlock 1 4 or 5 16 shank into the hitch pin hole before towing to prevent th...

Page 415: ...ts Before each use make certain that all trailer lights are in proper working order to reduce the risk of serious injury death and or property damage The MasterCraft trailer harness was specifically d...

Page 416: ...rmation Packet HUBS WHEELBEARINGS AXLES ANDLUBRICATION Trailers equipped with Dexter Marine Products or Georgia actuators are also equipped with Vortex hubs and spindles The hubs are pre greased and a...

Page 417: ...ears to be the new clean grease remove the grease gun 3 Replace the Vortex grease cap With the threaded cap turn in a clockwise rotation until the o ring on the cap is in contact with the hub surface...

Page 418: ...rises during towing the oil thins out replenishing the bearings with lubricant and dissipating heat For optimal performance only UFP s Hybrid Oil Lubricant should be used in this system Adding or cha...

Page 419: ...water If the wheels are too hot significant damage can occur to the wheels Wheels must always be cool or cold to the touch prior to cleaning Failure to allow wheels to cool sufficiently can result in...

Page 420: ...pairs but are not appropriate tools for accurately checking lug nut torque Keep a record of the date and approximate mileage when the lug nut torque is checked Note any lug nut s that lost torque Inve...

Page 421: ...tires An authorized MasterCraft dealer can help you During times of storage maintain the proper tire inflation shield tires from UV rays direct sunlight and relieve the load on the tires by supporting...

Page 422: ...Many times the eyeball method of inflation pumping the tires up until there is no bulge at the bottom is at fault Tire inflation pressure should always be checked with a reliable tire gauge Occasiona...

Page 423: ...ive amounts of wear indicate that the tires are too wide for the wheels Be careful when having oversized tires installed on narrow wheels One side wear In instances where an inner or outer rib wears f...

Page 424: ...and or property damage BRAKINGSYSTEM Disc brakes offer several advantages over drum brakes Disc brakes have improved resistance to fade on downhill grades They are self adjusting so as the pads wear...

Page 425: ...izes a battery installed in the trailer tongue to activate the pump in the case that the trailer becomes separated from the tow vehicle It is critical to ensure the battery is maintained and properly...

Page 426: ...ile traveling to test the trailer brakes If the braking force on the trailer needs to be increased or decreased stop and adjust the gain setting on the brake controller then repeat the test If any pro...

Page 427: ...as described earlier in this section of Owner s Manual severe corrosion can occur Try the brakes before each trip On a regular basis have the brake lines inspected necessary adjustments made and any d...

Page 428: ...ake failure leading to incidents that result in serious injury or even death If you are unable to back up check the electronically operated back up valve on the actuator which is connected to the tow...

Page 429: ...cable being tripped or the use of DOT 5 brake fluid The underlying cause most often is because the brakes got over heated and caused the fluid to boil This can occur when the fluid level is appropriat...

Page 430: ...LOWLY releases the push rod Repeat this procedure until the fluid expelled from the bleeder hose is free of air bubbles Remember to always tighten the bleeder screw before releasing the push rod Durin...

Page 431: ...rod and check to be sure the brake system is pressurized This is done by attempting to rotate a tire around It is highly recommended to check the function of the brakes prior to running down the road...

Page 432: ...not covered under warranty Also it is very important to be sure that the transom of the MasterCraft boat is resting fully and securely on the supports provided at the rear end of the trailer and that...

Page 433: ...go back to the third step above 6 After the coupler is properly locked on to the hitch ball be certain that the trailer jack is in the fully raised and locked position 7 Attach the surge break away ca...

Page 434: ...sily and conveniently monitor tire pressure status from the palm of your hand The TPMS works by taking data from a sensor on the valve stem and transmitting that information via Bluetooth This allows...

Page 435: ...ckup cameras and stream footage to your phone Gatorbak Bunk Coating If left unprotected trailer bunks may induce wear on the hull of a boat The Gatorbak option minimizes this threat by layering the bu...

Page 436: ...ords the trailer brakes are controlled by the tow vehicle s braking system This translates to quicker brake response timing For additional information refer to the HydraStar Braking System Manual in y...

Page 437: ...the MasterCraft Trailer supports an optional clamping tiedown for the bow This optional feature known as the Ramp n Clamp simplifies the process of connecting the bow to the trailer The Ramp n Clamp...

Page 438: ...ain on the tow vehicle and the trailer Trailer instability sway is more likely to occur as speed increases Particular attention needs to be given to all aspects of towing when traveling over bumpy roa...

Page 439: ...at equipped with either the Z or ProStar tower in the UP position prevents premature wear If the boat is equipped with a Bimini top the top should be closed If the tower has board racks be sure that t...

Page 440: ...t as easy as possible for faster moving vehicles to pass you Remain in the slower lane and be prepared to reduce speed if they need extra time to return to the lane Do Not Tailgate Allow at least one...

Page 441: ...the boat off the trailer RELOADINGTHETRAILER To reload the boat on the trailer simply reverse the above procedures including setting your Ramp N Clamp to the proper position and drive the boat onto th...

Page 442: ...n a STEEP ramp 12 15 degree ramp angle the trailer should be backed in until the STEEP sticker is just below the water line On a FLAT ramp 2 6 degree ramp angle the trailer should be backed in until t...

Page 443: ...y to make sure you have proper coverage for all types of towing situations Some jurisdictions may also require liability insurance If you have a loan for the trailer purchase your lender may also requ...

Page 444: ...do so may result in brake failure which may cause serious injury or death Sufficient overhead clearance before removing the boat trailer from cover or when towing so that the unit will clear any over...

Page 445: ...warranty The trailer and wheels should be washed weekly during boating season and after every use if the trailer has been submerged in salt or brackish water Use a soft brush mild detergent and or mi...

Page 446: ...and all equipment that connect the trailer and tow vehicle are properly secured and adjusted Verify that there are no leaks in the hydraulic system Verify the safety cables are properly attached to t...

Page 447: ...ed wear and deterioration of the trailer Check the condition of the bunks If the coverings show wear discuss with an authorized MasterCraft dealer If the coverings Annually Or Every 2 000 Miles Whiche...

Page 448: ...ut so the boat will be dry Tie the drain plugs from the boat s bilge system to something obvious such as the steering wheel so that they will be easy to remember to re install before the next outing A...

Page 449: ...noise is typical for these types of brakes as long as braking performance is normal TROUBLESHOOTING If any of the following problems develop the trailer must be stopped and repaired immediately Coupl...

Page 450: ...d Reset the push rod release bracket Brake line kinked Eliminate the kink If found on a steel brake line the line should be replaced Brakes Not Operating or Performing Poorly Possible Cause Remedy Wor...

Page 451: ...the actuator is extended This means that the actuator is functioning properly and it is necessary to further troubleshoot the brakes to determine the cause of overheating Possible Cause Remedy Traile...

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Page 453: ...50 215 75R14 LRD 5 750 NXT22 LP 2023 7 498 5 948 5 1 550 255 55R18 XL 5 850 LP LOW PROFILE WHEELS AND TIRES ALL WEIGHT VALUES ARE LISTED IN LBS BOATTRAILERSPECIFICATIONS SINGLEAXLETRAILER T TR RA AIIL...

Page 454: ...LP 2016 7 498 5 922 5 1 576 255 55R18 XL 6 826 XT24 2022 8 258 6 595 5 1 663 225 75R15 LRE 7 213 XT24 LP 2022 8 258 6 643 5 1 615 255 55R18 XL 7 165 X22 2019 8 258 6 646 5 1 612 225 75R15 LRE 7 112 W...

Page 455: ...30 5 1 470 255 55R18 XL 6 568 X23 2015 2018 8 500 6 896 5 1 604 225 75R15 LRE 7 427 LEGACYTRAILERS TRIPLEAXLETRAILER T TR RA AIIL LE ER R G GV VW WR R G GR RO OS SS S V VE EH HIIC CL LE E W WE EIIG GH...

Page 456: ...5 1 485 215 75R14 LRD 6 385 XT22 LP 2018 2021 7 498 5 888 5 1 610 255 55R18 XL 6 510 NXT22 2015 2022 7 014 5 614 5 1 400 215 75R14 LRD 5 700 NXT22 LP 2015 2022 7 014 5 514 5 1 500 255 45R18 XL 5 800...

Page 457: ...S SIIZ ZE E G GR RO OS SS S C CO OM MB BIIN NE ED D W WE EIIG GH HT T B BO OA AT T O ON N T TR RA AIIL LE ER R PROSTAR 2013 7 014 5 699 4 1 315 215 75R14 LRD 4 615 PROSTAR LP 2013 7 014 5 589 4 1 425...

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Page 459: ...LIMITEDWARRANTY STATEMENT...

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Page 461: ...WARRANTY REGISTRATION ANDTRANSFER...

Page 462: ...ail purchaser the Purchaser or You that the following components of each new and unused boat manufactured by MasterCraft shall be free from material defects in materials and workmanship to the extent...

Page 463: ...ce Date 2 8 Warranty Period All express warranties are for the applicable time periods set forth in this Section 2 unless a longer warranty period is required by applicable law in which case such long...

Page 464: ...eft freezing vandalism explosion lightning wind hail storms flooding or any other type of natural disaster or weather Damage caused by use of any non MasterCraft trailer to transport move or store the...

Page 465: ...g additional warranty limitations apply to Commercial Boats a For a period of ninety 90 days from the In Service Date MasterCraft will provide full warranty coverage in accordance with the terms and c...

Page 466: ...rCraft dealer or the date the boat was first used by the dealer for demonstration purposes whichever first occurs the boat will have full warranty coverage under the terms and conditions of this Limit...

Page 467: ...of if a the sale conveyance or other transfer of the boat by the original retail purchaser to another person or entity occurs within five 5 years of the date of the original retail purchase of the boa...

Page 468: ...uring the appropriate warranty period will be repaired or replaced in MasterCraft s sole discretion without charge to the owner for parts and labor This provision is subject to the following terms and...

Page 469: ...of the boat by the original retail purchaser In order to complete the transfer of any remaining warranty under the Warranty by the original retail Purchaser to the second owner the second owner must d...

Page 470: ...uctural Components Copy of Sales Agreement Invoice Payment of 500 MasterCraft dealer to provide copy of inspection report to MasterCraft Boat Company as part of transfer Upon MasterCraft s receipt of...

Page 471: ...vaporative emission related part on your spark ignition marine watercraft is defective the part will be repaired or replaced by MasterCraft Boat Company Owner s Warranty Responsibilities As the spark...

Page 472: ...arbon Canister 3 Clamps 4 Fuel Cap 5 Fuel Lines 6 Fuel Line Fittings 7 Fuel Tank 8 Vapor Hoses All other parts not listed that may affect the evaporative emissions control system Note As they relate t...

Page 473: ...SERVICELOG...

Page 474: ......

Page 475: ...ate Date Date Date Date Replace raw water impeller Replace ballast impeller s Add change oil filter Every 50 Hours Lubricate starter gear and shaft Change engine oil and filter Check all safety equipm...

Page 476: ...nsmission fluid Check engine mounts Check prop shaft coupling alignments Inspect exhaust flaps Lubricate steering system Lubricate shift and throttle system Check replace ballast pump impeller Inspect...

Page 477: ...Date Date Date Grease trailer jack Oil trailer jack handle Examine entire trailer for damage or wear Lubricate Rollers Annually Every 2 000 miles Check bearing adjustment Inspect tow hitch Check for h...

Page 478: ...ry 2 000 miles Date Date Date Date Date Check brake fluid and for leaks Check breakaway cable Check pain for chips and nicks Check trailer bunks for abnormal wear See information in the Trailer Sectio...

Page 479: ...GLOSSARY OFTERMS...

Page 480: ...S Carpeted trailer hull supports MasterCraft boats rest directly on carpeted trailer bunks when loaded onto their trailers BURDENED BOAT Term for the boat that must give way to boats with the right of...

Page 481: ...Y Making progress through the water MARINE CHART Seagoing maps showing depths buoys navigation aids MID SHIP In the vicinity of the mid length of a boat technically the exact half way between the bow...

Page 482: ...designed to automatically actuate when the tow vehicle s brakes are applied TELEMATIC SYSTEM An interdisciplinary system that encom passes the use of wireless voice and data communication systems whi...

Page 483: ...INDEX...

Page 484: ...ations Starting and 335 Battery Alarm Low Voltage 204 Battery Charger 207 Battery Connections and Hold Downs Inspect 371 Battery Is Fully Charged Check 358 Battery Single 202 Before Each Use 353 Below...

Page 485: ...ge 13 Exhaust Flaps for Damage Inspect 448 Exhaust Odors Note 358 Extinguishing Fire Suppression and 208 Exhaust Underwater 219 F Fire Extinguishers 14 216 Fishing Vessel Right of Way 43 Float Plan 36...

Page 486: ...g 348 Lifting Slings Using 332 Lifting the Boat 347 Light Courtesy Storage Compartment 231 Lockout Brake 407 Low Voltage Battery Alarm 206 Lubricate the Steering System 353 M Maintenance and Care 329...

Page 487: ...0 Right of Way Fishing Vessel 41 Right of Way Sailing Vessel 41 Rules General Prudential 38 Rules of the Open Water 39 Rules When Encountering Vessels 40 Running Aground or Striking Underwater Objects...

Page 488: ...Trailer Hitch 389 Tie Downs 410 Tips and Techniques Launching 418 Tips and Techniques Trailer 415 Toilet System Head 287 Tongue Swing 384 Tower Accessory Options 268 Towers 261 Towing Requirements 42...

Page 489: ...thalates and lead which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm To minimize exposure avoid breathing exhaust service your vessel in a well ven...

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