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M-22

298 SC Helm

Speedometer

Volts

Stern Drive

Trim

Indicators

Eng. Temp.

Tachometer

Eng. Oil

Pressure

Fuel

Compass

Depth

Sounder

Eng. Temp.

Eng. Oil

Pressure

Tachometer

Note: Hour Meters on Engine

Room Bulkhead

Trim Tab

Indicators

Trim Tab

Rocker Switch

Fixed Fire

Extinguisher

Indicator Light

Engine Stop Switch

(Lanyard)

Stereo

Remote

Control

12-Volt Breaker &

Receptacle

(15A Max)

Switch & Circuit Breaker

(In order Left to Right)

Engine Hatch
Bilge
Wiper
Eng. Rm. Lights
Docking Lights
Courtesy Lights
Panel Lights
Nav/Anchor
Exhaust
Accessory
Horn

Circuit Breaker

(In order Left to Right)

Depth Finder
Trim Tabs
Fire Ext.
Stbd. Ignition
Port Ignition

Steer Tilt

Release

Lever

Blower Switch &
Circuit Breakers

Drive Trim

Switches

Throttle Control

(Volvo Shifter Shown)

Ignition Switches

Off

Crank to Start

Summary of Contents for 268 SC Sport Cruiser

Page 1: ...SUPER SPORT OWNER S MANUAL 268 SS Super Sport 268 SC Sport Cruiser 298 SS Super Sport 298 SC Sport Cruiser...

Page 2: ...your dealer local U S Coast Guard or U S Power Squadron Organizations for informa tion in your area With proper care routine service and preventive maintenance your Monterey boat will not only reward...

Page 3: ...4 2 Shifting Running 4 4 Warning Alarm 4 4 Steering Controls 4 5 Stopping 4 5 Docking 4 6 Boat Trim 4 7 Drive Trim Angle 4 7 Page 5 GETTING UNDERWAY 5 1 Safety Checklist 5 1 Safety Equipment 5 2 Board...

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Page 5: ...he craft All information illustrations and specifications contained in this manual are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication Monterey Boats reserves the right to...

Page 6: ...h Air Conditioner Heater operation components secure Water pressure system let pressure stand 15 minutes to see if pump goes on heater Stove coffee maker oven refrigerator ice maker Generator Operatio...

Page 7: ...ent the accumulation of dirt and mildew Never trailer your boat with the convertible bimini canvas including side curtains aft curtain windshield connector bow cover and cockpit cover up Monterey Boat...

Page 8: ...th soap and water allow seams to thoroughly dry A sealant can be applied on the seams to somewhat close the needle holes according to the manufacturer s instructions Acrylic and Plexiglass Acrylics an...

Page 9: ...ooking good for years to come DO S Clean stainless steel frequently daily in salt or polluted environments with mild soap and plenty of water Any cleaner safe for use on glass is usually safe for stai...

Page 10: ...pt to remove stains and scratches Chalking stains and minor scratches can be removed in most cases with careful rubbing and polishing with appropriate chemicals and is best done by a professional see...

Page 11: ...OKE EXTREME HAZARD Carbon monoxide gas CO is colorless odorless and extremely dangerous All engines and fuel burning appliances produce CO as exhaust Direct and prolonged exposure to CO will cause BRA...

Page 12: ...ery tank is between the MIN and MAX marks Periodically remove the pressure cap and check on the fluid level when engine is cool Do not rely solely on level in the coolant recovery tank 6 For initial s...

Page 13: ...ted check to be sure that water is flowing overboard from the generator discharge If there is no discharge stop and check for leaks or obstructions Stopping 1 Run generator set at no load for five min...

Page 14: ...ur boat Before operating your air conditioner read the accompanying owner s manual for more information The rated capacity of the air conditioning unit for the 298 CU is 5 000 Btu hr The optional air...

Page 15: ...M 11 VECTOR SERIES AIR CONDITIONER SELF CONTAINED UNIT WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 16: ...e a sample of the warning and safety labels on your boat There may be additional or differently worded labels Please be aware and use appropriate caution Volvo Engine WARNING GASOLINE VAPORS CAN EXPLO...

Page 17: ...re Engine Oil Pressure Fuel Battery Volts Stern Drive Trim Swim Ladder Blower Power Indicators Bilge Pump Blower Horn Fuel Fill Vent Water Fill Vent Stern Light Pole Socket Transom Shower Behind Trans...

Page 18: ...p Deck Hatch Speakers Mirror Storage Area Behind Mirror Swivel Light Courtesy Light Speaker Window Hatch Pass Thru Glove Box Docking Lights Deck Hatch Navigation Lights Horn Ladder Line Storage Locker...

Page 19: ...ures Walk Thru Door Latch Walk Thru Door Horn Locker Lid Latch Navigation Lights Docking Lights Storage Under Cushion Pull Up Cleat Head Cockpit Table Base Storage Area Compass Anchor Rope Locker Anch...

Page 20: ...s not provided by Monterey Boats Engine Blowers Drive Trim Pump Red Battery Cable Positive Yellow Battery Cable Negative Fuel Tank Vent Hose Fuel Fill Hose Fuel Supply to Engine Trim Tab Pump Battery...

Page 21: ...ht Cabin Light Waste Tank Level Indicator Faucet Pull Out For Shower Covered Toilet Paper Holder Vacu Flush Toilet Head Shower Curtain Cuddy Only Battery Switches Port Parallel Stbd Circuit Breakers F...

Page 22: ...Ladder Garboard Drain Plug Trim Tab Trim Tab Bomar Opening Cabin Window Cabin Courtesy Light Cabin Door Strap Head Folding Pass Through Door Compass Horn Anchor Roller Frame Anchor Locker Windlass Un...

Page 23: ...n Switches Off On Crank to Start Stereo Remote Control 12 Volt Receptacle Breaker 15A Max Switch Circuit Breaker In order Left to Right Engine Hatch Bilge Wiper Eng Rm Lights Docking Lights Courtesy L...

Page 24: ...0A 2 Microwave 15A 3 Battery Charger 10A 4 TV 10A 5 Outlet 15A 6 Water Heater 15A Electrical Switch Panel DC A B C D E F G H I A Cabin Lights 15A B Stereo 15A C Water Pump 10A D 12 Volt Receptacle 5A...

Page 25: ...e Heat Exchange Hoses Battery Trays Batteries not provided by Monterey Boats Ground Buss Bar yellow wires Fuel Tank Master Circuit Breakers Bow Rider only Vacu Flush Waste Tank Assembly Water Heater B...

Page 26: ...e Stop Switch Lanyard Stereo Remote Control 12 Volt Breaker Receptacle 15A Max Switch Circuit Breaker In order Left to Right Engine Hatch Bilge Wiper Eng Rm Lights Docking Lights Courtesy Lights Panel...

Page 27: ...r Storage Behind TV Air Conditioner Vent Air Conditioner Control Panel Stereo CO Monitor Circuit Breaker 12 Volt DC Receptacle 15A Max A B C D E F G H I Electrical Switch Circuit Breaker Panel DC A Ca...

Page 28: ...ry Trays Batteries not provided by Monterey Boats Generator Generator Control Panel Macerator Sea Strainer Air Conditioner Bilge Pump Float Switch Generator Muffler Waste Tank Electric Hatch Lift Blow...

Page 29: ...M 25 Use ATC series fuses 268 Bowrider and Cuddy Starboard Switch Panel Wiring Diagram...

Page 30: ...M 26 268 Bowrider and Cuddy Ignition Panel Wiring Diagram...

Page 31: ...M 27 268 Bowrider and Cuddy Instrument Panel Wiring Diagram...

Page 32: ...M 28 268 Bowrider and Cuddy DC Wiring Diagram Main...

Page 33: ...M 29 298 Bowrider AC Wiring Diagram Main 1 of 3...

Page 34: ...FCI OUTLET WIRING BLACK GREEN WHITE 15 0104 004 CARLON OUTLET BOX 15 0103 013 WHITE GFCI DUPLEX OUTLET GFCI OUTLET BOX LINE SIDE FROM HEAD GFCI INPUT 15 0104 005 WHITE OUTLET COVER BLACK GREEN WHITE 3...

Page 35: ...M 31 298 Bowrider Water System...

Page 36: ...M 32 298 Cuddy DC Wiring Diagram Main 1 of 5...

Page 37: ...M 33 298 Bowrider DC Wiring Diagram Main 2 of 5...

Page 38: ...MERC END PURPLE 18 30 TAN BLU BRN WHT YEL RED GRAY 10ga YEL ENGINE ALARM 190 36 12 24 YEL RED 24 YEL RED NEUTRAL SAFETY SW 10ga RED PUR PURPLE LT BLUE TAN 56 RED PUR 56 RED PUR TAN BLUE TAN GRAY BRN W...

Page 39: ...4 YEL RED PURPLE BRN WHT LT BLUE TAN GRAY 10ga RED PUR 10ga YEL YEL RED YEL RED 10ga YEL 10ga RED PUR GRAY TAN LT BLUE BRN WHT PURPLE 36 TAN BLU TAN BLU 24 18 30 TAN BLU 12 36 ALARM ENGINE SAFETY SW N...

Page 40: ...71 14YEL 22C 8YEL 071 14YEL 171F 10YEL 161 14YEL 441 14YEL 571 14YEL 22D 8YEL BLOCK A 22A 8YEL 191 14YEL 171A 10YEL 281 14YEL 491 14YEL 501 14YEL 911 14YEL 551 14YEL 741 14YEL 781A 14YEL 771 10YEL 22B...

Page 41: ...e presence of a hazard which WILL cause SEVERE injury death or substantial property damage Indicates the presence of a hazard which CAN cause SEVERE injury death or substantial property damage Indicat...

Page 42: ...n in that state whenever boating on waters within their state boundary Always contact your state boating authorities and neighboring states for registration information on boats and trailers Your deal...

Page 43: ...ALS CLASS 1 4 8 to less than 7 9 m 16 to less than 26 ft CLASS 2 7 9 to less than 12 2 m 26 to less than 40 ft CLASS 3 12 2 to not more than 19 8 m 40 to not more than 65 ft One approved Type I II III...

Page 44: ...e label and if worn when the boat is underway Some Type V PFDs provide increased protection against hypothermia NOTICE If a Type V PFD is to be counted toward the minimum carriage requirements it must...

Page 45: ...the Great Lakes territorial seas or those waters directly connected to them up to a point where the body of water is less than two miles wide Carry several types of signaling devices to handle a vari...

Page 46: ...ooring lines and fenders Bailing device bucket hand pump etc Combination oar boat hook Day night visual distress signal Lubricant Tool kit Spare propeller nut and washer Spare fuses and bulbs Local ch...

Page 47: ...rants protection to a Good Samaritan boater providing good faith assistance and absolves a boater from any civil liability arising from such assistance Fires Most fires are the result of gasoline and...

Page 48: ...e passengers wear PFDs and observe for oncoming vessels Dam Spillways The water around a dam spillway is a hazardous area It is subject to rapid changes Boaters must keep clear of the spillway areas b...

Page 49: ...ves and noise of other watercraft the effects of drugs are increased and will signifi cantly reduce your reaction time As the owner oper ator you are responsible for the alcohol drug use and on board...

Page 50: ...in confined areas Operating with canvas tops and side curtains in place without ventilation KC 0468 KC 0467 KC 0466 Blockage of boat exhausts by obstruction Exhausts traveling along obstruction Opera...

Page 51: ...in water sports be safe and courteous and follow these guidelines Be considerate to fishermen and others you share the water with Do not perform water sports in congested areas Stay away from navigat...

Page 52: ...t leave the dock area when strong winds and electri cal storms are in the area or predicted to be in the area Know the weight capacity of your boat Do not overload your boat OUR ENVIRONMENT As a boate...

Page 53: ...for proper disposal ashore If you have a marine sanitation device head or marine toilet installed use an approved pump out facility at your marina Many areas prohibit the discharge of sewerage overboa...

Page 54: ...on Cleaning Agents Household cleaners should be used sparingly and not discharged into waterways Never mix cleaners and be sure to use plenty of ventilation in enclosed areas DO NOT use products which...

Page 55: ...the buoyage system in use The only buoys you are permitted to moor to are mooring buoys Mooring to a navigation buoy or other navigational aid or regulatory marker is illegal The type of hazard warnin...

Page 56: ...odd numbered buoys The middle of the channel is marked with RED and WHITE vertically striped buoys pass close to these buoys Obstructions channel junctions etc are marked with RED and GREEN horizontal...

Page 57: ...similar to lighted buoys except they are usually higher and on more stable platforms to increase visibility Most minor lights are part of a series to mark a channel river or harbor 5 4 3 2 L B C 6 1...

Page 58: ...hazardous situations It is customary for the privileged boat to signal first and the give way boat to return the same signal to acknowledge she understands and will comply Use the danger signal five o...

Page 59: ...o clock position has the right of way It must hold course and speed The burdened boat keeps clear and passes behind the privileged boat Boats going up and down a river have the privilege over boats c...

Page 60: ...or fog can be dangerous All Rules of Road apply at night but it is best to slow down and stay clear of all boats regardless of who has right of way Protect your night vision by avoiding bright lights...

Page 61: ...The shift throttle control on your boat differs from model to model and may depend on the engine used The following shift throttle controls are typical of the operation of most controls used Be sure t...

Page 62: ...single lever controls have two levers a left lever for port engine control and a right lever for the starboard engine This makes it possible to operate one engine in forward and the other in reverse f...

Page 63: ...tank it is wise to observe the One Third Rule Use one third of your gas to go out one third to come back and one third as a reserve Water Pressure Gauge Registers the water circulated by the water pum...

Page 64: ...switch in the OFF position Battery Switch Connects the battery ies to the electrical system Provides isolation and positive disconnect of battery ies to protect against tampering electrical fire haza...

Page 65: ...of alien magnetism or damaged compass Fuel Gauge Switch Allows you to check the amount of fuel in the fuel tank when the navigation lights are OFF or the ignition switch is OFF Boarding and Courtesy L...

Page 66: ...cuate fumes The sensor for the vapor detector is mounted in the bilge area where fumes collect Test the unit before each cruise to check for proper performance If the gas fume detector indicates a dan...

Page 67: ...rect listing from side to side due to varying weight conditions See the RUNNING section of this man ual for further trimming procedures Engine Stop Switch and Lanyard The engine stop switch stops the...

Page 68: ...helm unit transfers rotary motion of the steering wheel to linear motion which pushes or pulls a cable The cable movement is sensed and a signal is sent to a hydraulic pump which moves the hydraulic...

Page 69: ...ames or sparks within 50 feet of the fueling area Take care not to spill gasoline If gasoline is spilled accidentally wipe up all traces of it with dry rags and immediately dispose of the rags properl...

Page 70: ...fill cap securely and wipe up spillage Open all windows hatches doors and compartments Check all fuel lines and connections for leakage Run blower for at least five minutes before starting your boat I...

Page 71: ...ward and return to idle position Throttle linkage and cable must move freely Slightly advance throttle lever forward Turn the ignition key switch of one engine to START position Release key immediatel...

Page 72: ...the boat by taking on too much water SHIFTING RUNNING Follow these guidelines when shifting your boat Pause in neutral before shifting from forward to reverse or reverse to forward Avoid shifting into...

Page 73: ...eriod of time at high speed allow the engine a 2 3 minute cool down period at low idle 2 Turn the ignition key to the OFF position 3 If any problems were encountered during the outing have the boat in...

Page 74: ...e dock downwind or down current use a slow speed and shallow angle Be ready to reverse to stop and maintain position If there is no wind or current approach the dock at a 10 to 20 degree angle If poss...

Page 75: ...wer drive unit and the transom of the boat Boat trim while underway greatly affects boat performance and efficiency For best results the boat should be on plane and trimmed to reduce the wetted surfac...

Page 76: ...e is the best teacher for understanding proper trim Trim Tabs Water is deflected and redirected as the trim tabs are raised and low ered This change in water flow creates upward pressure under the tab...

Page 77: ...e tune attitude 4 Do not overtrim because bow will dig in causing the boat to veer 5 To avoid listing do not move one tab significantly further down than the other while underway Improper use of trim...

Page 78: ...OPERATION 4 10...

Page 79: ...er formed before starting the engine Get in the habit of performing these checks in the same order each time so that it becomes routine DO NOT launch the boat if any problem is found during the Safety...

Page 80: ...for excessive vibration After Operation Fill fuel tank to prevent moisture due to condensation Check for fuel oil and water leakage Check the propeller for damage Complete END OF DAY SHUTDOWN checks f...

Page 81: ...their feet dangling over the side floating debris can cause serious injury Avoid excess weight in the bow or stern Securely stow all extra gear in stowage areas to prevent load shifting Do not stow ge...

Page 82: ...ram have a maximum rated load capacity which is stated on the certifi cation plate if equipped The person load capacity is determined by vari ous USCG formulas Actual capacity is determined by the ava...

Page 83: ...ght maneuvers it is important to understand the effects of turning Since both thrust and steering are at the stern of the boat the stern will push away from the direction of the turn The bow follows a...

Page 84: ...re attempting to make close turns at low speed bring the throttles to idle so you can shift into reverse without damaging the engine Reverse the direction of the engine on the side you want to turn Fo...

Page 85: ...tion free of any cuts or abrasions Attach tow line to the bow eye on the disabled boat Attach the oppo site end of the bridle only to the stern eyes of the tow boat Wrap the bridle with chafing gear w...

Page 86: ...line Let out an anchor line that is 6 to 7 times the depth of the water For example if you are in 10 feet of water let out 60 to 70 feet of line Secure anchor line to the bow cleat Pull on line to ma...

Page 87: ...e the propellers have less torque Do not trim the engine out too far or the boat may begin to porpoise bounce up and down Porpoising lowers top speed and fuel efficiency and reduces control and visibi...

Page 88: ...l distance a propeller travels in each revolution In the above example the pitch is 19 or each revolution of the propeller pushes the boat 19 inches through the water A 19 pitch is considered higher p...

Page 89: ...ot continuously exceed the maximum full throttle RPM range DO NOT use your hand to hold the propeller when loos ening the nut You could be injured Put a wood block between the cavitation plate and the...

Page 90: ...6 RUNNING 6 8...

Page 91: ...be charged first and the full battery cannot discharge to the drained battery A battery selector switch may also be included for flexibility of use such as selecting either battery for starting paral...

Page 92: ...ife of a traditional wet cell battery Because of their low self dis charge gelled electrolyte batteries are ready for operation over extended storage periods up to two years Improper charging of a gel...

Page 93: ...end of the steering cable must be checked fre quently for tightness Refer to the engine operator s manual for the appropriate torques The steering bar must be lubricated monthly to ensure smooth oper...

Page 94: ...nd washed imme diately after use in salt water If the boat is used primarily in salt water wax the hull monthly and apply corrosion inhibitor to all hardware See your dealer for products suitable for...

Page 95: ...e hull see your dealer Waxing the entire gelcoat surface at least twice a season is recom mended for all climates Use of a specially formulated marine gelcoat wax will prevent color fade and soil and...

Page 96: ...Motor Oil B Paint Oil Base Dried D A B Paint Oil Base Fresh D B E Permanent Marker B C E Shoe Polish D B E Soil A B Spray Paint B E Suntan Lotion A B E Tar Asphalt D A B Yellow Mustard A B C These pro...

Page 97: ...ns and warnings carefully as some cleaners or oils may damage gel coat vinyl or aluminum Avoid rust producing steel wool pads when cleaning Scotchbrite or similar nonmetallic pads are recommended Teak...

Page 98: ...ll contribute to the deterioration of canvas These elements can cause serious damage if left unchecked The following guidelines should help keep your canvas in good condition for years to come The con...

Page 99: ...ld never be forced Never trailer your boat with the convertible top in the mounted position All canvas should be dismantled rolled and securely stored while trailering your boat to prevent wind damage...

Page 100: ...o inspect trim tabs for loose fas teners leaking cylinders and harness connections Alcohol Stoves Carefully read and follow manufacturer s operating instructions sup plied with your stove and observe...

Page 101: ...ll fuel tank but will not start Fuel filter clogged Clean replace filter Fuel valves closed Open fuel valve s Contaminated fuel Replace fuel see your dealer Engine problem See your dealer Poor boat Co...

Page 102: ...lems Blown fuse or open circuit Replace fuse repair open circuit Loose wiring connections Clean and tighten wiring Defective switch or gauge Replace switch or gauge Defective component See your dealer...

Page 103: ...If the boat is to be stored for more than 5 months stored in a high moisture humidity environment in temperature extremes or stored outdoors fog the engine with a rust preventative fogging oil accordi...

Page 104: ...nd flush with fresh water Close inlet seacock Remove inlet hose from pump housing and tem porarily attach a short hose to the inlet Pour one quart of nontoxic anti freeze into container With the open...

Page 105: ...ance If not performed during lay up perform annual maintenance If the boat is equipped with the optional fresh water cooling system stern drive only and was drained for storage fill the system with fr...

Page 106: ...STORAGE 9 4...

Page 107: ...ailer itself Be sure that the total weight of your boat engine gear and trailer do not exceed the GVWR Trailer laws on things such as lighting registration trailer brakes gross vehicle weight etc vary...

Page 108: ...ht turns Make sure the proper chains are correctly attached between the towing vehicle and trailer before and during each trip Trailer Jack Manufacturers recommend using the jack if equipped to lift t...

Page 109: ...ts and maintenance TRAILERING CHECKLIST Below is a checklist to follow when trailering your boat Consult your state laws as to brake and axle load requirements Check brakes for proper operation and fl...

Page 110: ...wheel hubs every time you stop for gas or refreshments If the hub feels abnormally hot the bear ing should be inspected before continuing your trip When rounding turns on highways or streets do not c...

Page 111: ...pport rails and is headed in a straight line for the bow stop bumper board Excessive throttle can cause the boat to travel over the bumper board causing extensive damage to the boat trailer and car an...

Page 112: ...ved from the water without a trailer follow these guidelines Never attach lifting cables to cleats ski tow eyes or hand rails Attach cables only to the lifting eyes in the transom and bow Cover liftin...

Page 113: ...nd to AC powered systems electric stove water heater microwave refrigerator etc when the boat is moored to dock or slip DC Electrical System Considerable care has been taken to design a safe electrica...

Page 114: ...Control Panel The meter allows you to check on the condition of the batteries With mas ter breaker switch in the OFF position turn battery test switch to 1 to check the starboard engine cranking batte...

Page 115: ...s less then 105 volts Do not use AC powered equipment if you get a reading of 105 volts or less Reversed Polarity Light Indicates if the polarity of the shoreside power source has been reversed but wi...

Page 116: ...overy and remedying the cause of the problem If your boat is equipped with a generator the Generator Control panel contains the starting stopping controls for the generator as well as the controls for...

Page 117: ...ce in which case the AC Control Panel will combine service automatically for large appliances Plugs and receptacles for different systems are designed in noninterchangeable configurations A plug from...

Page 118: ...Disconnect shore power cable at shore outlet first 4 Disconnect the power cable from the inlet in the boat Replace the cap over the inlet 5 Place cable in storage for future use Some marinas have bee...

Page 119: ...shore power source Immediately turn off the power source on shore and disconnect the shore power cord Reversed polarity is a dangerous and potentially lethal condition which may cause shock electrocu...

Page 120: ...te containment system provides outside raw water to the head Fresh Water System Two types of fresh water systems are common a manual system and a pressurized system Manual systems consist of a storage...

Page 121: ...The pressure accumulator also reduces the need for excessive pump cycling by maintaining a constant pressure in the lines Initial Fresh Water System Startup 1 Fill the fresh water tank with approximat...

Page 122: ...he fresh water fill plate Before connecting to any water fitting dockside or oth erwise be sure the water is potable and suitable for human consumption Also a special sanitary drinking water hose is r...

Page 123: ...or city water connec tion operating turn HOT WATER HEATER breaker ON 2 Turn on one of the hot water faucets to purge any remaining air from the hot water system Notice Some hot water heaters are equi...

Page 124: ...vinegar to 5 gallons of water Pour the solution into the fresh water tank 3 Allow the solution to remain in the tank until approximately one hour of cruising time is logged Notice Boat motion will slo...

Page 125: ...e raw water systems may supply two components and will have a flow control valve for directing water flow To operate a raw water system 1 Open seacock 2 Adjust flow control valve if equipped 3 Turn ap...

Page 126: ...ded that you regular ly add chemical to your tank by flushing it through the head The chemical helps to control odor and break down the waste Follow the manufacturer s instructions on the chemical bef...

Page 127: ...not run the pump dry Running the pump when there is no waste to pump out of the holding tank will shorten the life of the pump 3 Activate the macerator pump by turning its circuit breaker ON 4 Close t...

Page 128: ...h button until water level decreases to desired level MANUALLY OPERATED HEAD 1 Open the inlet water seacock below the cabin floor 2 If overboard discharge is to be used make sure the Y valve is in the...

Page 129: ..._____________________ Smoke Signals _____________________ Flashlight _____________________ Food __________________________ Paddles __________________________ Water ________________________ Anchor ____...

Page 130: ...SHIP SYSTEMS 11 18...

Page 131: ...vides maximum weight capacity and engine horsepower rating information It is located in full view of the helm CAPSIZE To turn over CAST OFF To unfasten mooring lines in preparation for departure CENTE...

Page 132: ...friction and increasing efficiency PORPOISE A condition in which the bow bounces up and down caused by trimming the engine too far out PORT 1 The left side of a boat when facing the bow 2 A destinatio...

Page 133: ...The request for transfer must be made in writing by the new owner and sent within thirty 30 days of the date of his her acquisition of the vessel to MONTEREY BOATS 1579 SW 18th Street Williston Flori...

Page 134: ...to modify any boat previously manufactured This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state MONTEREY BOATS shall in no way be...

Page 135: ...KCC Printed in USA D E A L E R Monterey Boats 1579 S W 18th Street Williston FL 32696 Phone 352 529 9181 Fax 352 529 9173 www montereyboats com P N MANUAL SUPER O M 0 Rev 12 2004...

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