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3. GENERAL INFORMATION ......................................................... 22

 

3.1

 

D

IMENSIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS

 ............................................................................. 22

 

3.2

 

D

ESIGN CATEGORIES

 ..................................................................................................... 23

 

3.3

 

E

NGINE REQUIREMENTS

 ................................................................................................ 24

 

3.4

 

V

ESSEL STABILITY AND BUOYANCY

 ............................................................................. 25

 

3.5

 

L

OAD CAPACITY

 ............................................................................................................ 25

 

3.6

 

P

ASSENGER LOCATIONS AND EMBARKING

/

DISEMBARKING

 ..................................... 26

 

3.7

 

S

AFETY LABEL LOCATIONS

 ............................................................................................ 28

 

3.8

 

T

HRU HULL LOCATIONS

 ............................................................................................... 30

 

3.9

 

T

RAILERING

 ..................................................................................................................... 31

 

3.10

 

S

TRONG POINTS

 .......................................................................................................... 32

 

3.11

 

L

IFTING OF THE BOAT

 ................................................................................................. 33

 

 

4. SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS ...................................................... 35

 

4.1

 

F

UEL SYSTEM

 ................................................................................................................... 35

 

4.1.1 Fuel tank ............................................................................................................................................. 36

 

4.1.2 Filling the tank ................................................................................................................................... 36

 

4.1.3 Phase separation .............................................................................................................................. 36

 

4.1.4 Fuel filter ............................................................................................................................................. 36

 

4.2

 

S

TEERING SYSTEM

 ........................................................................................................... 37

 

4.3

 

N

AVIGATION LIGHTS

 ..................................................................................................... 38

 

4.4

 

B

ILGE PUMP

 ..................................................................................................................... 38

 

4.5

 

G

ARMIN PLOTTER AND TRANSDUCER

 ........................................................................ 40

 

4.6

 

E

NGINE CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTATION

 .......................................................... 40

 

4.7

 

L

ECTROTAB TRIM SYSTEM

 ............................................................................................. 41

 

4.8

 

S

WIM LADDER

/

MOB RESCUE LADDER

 .......................................................................... 42

 

4.9

 

W

INDSCREEN WIPERS

 ................................................................................................... 42

 

4.10

 

R

OOF HATCHES AND VENTILATION

 ......................................................................... 42

 

4.11

 

A

DJUSTABLE SUSPENSION CHAIRS

 ............................................................................. 43

 

4.12

 

G

ARMIN RADAR 

(

OPTION

) ......................................................................................... 43

 

4.13

 

W

EBASTO HEATER 

(

OPTION

) .................................................................................... 43

 

4.14

 

D

OORS IN THE CABIN

 ................................................................................................. 44

 

4.15

 

M

USIC SYSTEM 

(

OPTIONAL

) ....................................................................................... 45

 

4.16

 

T

ABLE FOR AFT DECK 

(

OPTIONAL

) ........................................................................... 45

 

4.17

 

D

ECK LIGHTING 

(

OPTIONAL

)

 AND SEARCH LIGHTS 

(

OPTIONAL

) ........................ 45

 

4.18

 

VHF

 RADIO 

(

OPTIONAL

) ............................................................................................ 46

 

4.19

 

E

XTRA SEATING 

&

 STORAGE AT BOW DECK 

(

OPTIONAL

) ..................................... 46

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for B21 CAB

Page 1: ...B21 CAB OWNER S MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...Owner s Manual Ockelbo B21 CAB Issue 2018 08 29 AB Ockelbo Aluminiumb tar Magasinsgatan 7 SE 903 27 Ume Sweden info ockelboboats se www ockelboboats se...

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Page 5: ...ine 7 2 1 6 Fastening of objects 7 2 1 7 Nautical charts 7 2 1 8 Safety check of the boat 8 2 1 9 Inform about your route 8 2 2 EMERGENCY ENGINE SHUTDOWN SWITCH 8 2 3 MAN OVERBOARD PREVENTION AND RECO...

Page 6: ...3 Phase separation 36 4 1 4 Fuel filter 36 4 2 STEERING SYSTEM 37 4 3 NAVIGATION LIGHTS 38 4 4 BILGE PUMP 38 4 5 GARMIN PLOTTER AND TRANSDUCER 40 4 6 ENGINE CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTATION 40 4 7 LECTRO...

Page 7: ...Hull below water antifouling treatment 52 6 2 3 Anodes for prevention of galvanic corrosion 53 6 3 COMPONENT MAINTENANCE 54 6 3 1 Cushions and hook and loop fasteners 54 6 3 2 Tempered glass windows...

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Page 9: ...ions concerning operation maintenance warranty performance accessories parts and service Information and assistance is also available via our website www ockelboboats se Enjoy your boating Enjoy Ockel...

Page 10: ...WELCOME ABOARD __PAGE 2...

Page 11: ...sing the boat before you assume the responsibilities of the boat master Your boat dealer local boating clubs and national motor boat and sailing associations will provide you with more information abo...

Page 12: ...or boating vest Please note that in some countries national boating regulations may require everyone aboard to wear a personal flotation device whenever on board Finally please pay respect to the envi...

Page 13: ...ortant topics They are divided into 4 categories as explain below DANGER Immediate hazards which with high probability will result in severe personal injury or death if the warning is ignored WARNING...

Page 14: ...1 7 INSURANCE Boat insurance is mandatory in many countries We recommend you to contact a trusted insurance company in your country before taking ownership of the boat 1 8 SECURMARK ANTI THEFT MARKIN...

Page 15: ...always check the maximum allowed loading from the CE plate 2 1 3 Passengers Ensure that there are life jackets for everybody on board and instruct passengers to be seated while the boat is in motion...

Page 16: ...erate the boat with a fuel leak 2 1 9 Inform about your route Always inform someone on the shore about your planned route to enable fast support in case of problems 2 2 EMERGENCY ENGINE SHUTDOWN SWITC...

Page 17: ...if there is any person in the water behind the engine and always before using the ladder 2 4 FIRE PREVENTION Fire is a serious boating hazard because boats burn quickly Do not remain onboard and figh...

Page 18: ...bstruct passageways to exits or hatches obstruct safety controls fuel valves LPG valves electrical switches etc obstruct portable fire extinguishers and fire ports or allow unqualified personnel to mo...

Page 19: ...nts discharging the electric charge difference between the fuel pistol and the filling fitting causing a spark Always clean up any spillage immediately after fuelling Loose reserve fuel containers onb...

Page 20: ...water doesn t flow out after start then engine overheating can cause severe engine damage Your engine is equipped with visual and sonic alarms for critical malfunctions such as overheating Read the e...

Page 21: ...trengthen the ventilation in particular if the roof hatches must be closed due to weather conditions Accumulation of Carbon Monoxide Examples 1 The danger when running at low speeds especially with th...

Page 22: ...the prevailing conditions your skills and the environment This owner s manual is not a manual on good seamanship The operator is always responsible for ensuring that he she has the right skills to op...

Page 23: ...e zones 4 Handling is impaired as speed increases Rapid turns can lead to loss of control Slow down before sharp turns in either direction Avoid rapid movements while driving at high speeds in high wa...

Page 24: ...a safe comfortable and fuel economic ride and for fast acceleration The basic directions to find optimal trim are as follows and shall be done during flat water conditions Accelerate to planing speed...

Page 25: ...Trim Tabs and a control unit for these See also chapter 4 7 Trim tabs can help you control and adjust the boat s roll transverse movement The boat s roll is affected by wind direction wave direction...

Page 26: ...y and contact your dealer or an experienced boat driver if you need further assistance The trim tabs are controlled from a control panel mounted on the starboard side of the steering wheel see below f...

Page 27: ...r If you lose engine power at sea and the waves are strong keep the boat headed into the waves by rigging a sea anchor off the bow below principal figure If there is no sea anchor on board use a canva...

Page 28: ...arge volumes of water accumulate in the bilge or at deck for instance due to leakage broken bilge pump lack of electric power flooding or blocked deck drains the boat may be seriously damaged or sink...

Page 29: ...s path 3 It is the owner operator s responsibility to ensure that mooring lines towing lines securing straps anchor chains anchor lines anchors and methods used are adequate for the boat and situation...

Page 30: ...level to top lantern Ha 2486 mm Weight empty boat without engine mLT 994 kg Weight for Trailering and Lifting boat engine fuel Ockelbo standard and optional equipment as per this manual liquids mT 143...

Page 31: ...is boat is designed in accordance with Category C Category A Designed for winds that may exceed wind force 8 Beaufort scale 40 knots and a significant wave height of 4m and above Category B Designed f...

Page 32: ...gher than the maximum power rating rated by the Ockelbo The said label is located at the console under the Capacity plate Unless Ockelbo installs the engine it is the responsibility of the party insta...

Page 33: ...openings hatches lockers doorways and windows closed to minimize flooding Breaking waves are a serious stability hazard Finally stability can be compromised when towing or lifting heavy weights using...

Page 34: ...rking is the bow Anti slip patterns cover the elevated bow deck and there are handrails to hold on When moored steadily alongside jetty passengers may also use the SB and PS step areas located just be...

Page 35: ...s are slippery when wet or dirty Use extreme caution when walking on wet surfaces Never occupy the working decks while the boat is underway Hold on to handrails and structures to the extent possible B...

Page 36: ...throughout your boat and duplicated in this chapter are labels which advise you of imperative safety precautions Learn to recognize and understand the labels before operating the boat These precautio...

Page 37: ...cap Meaning No open flames in boat when fuelling Inspect fuel system at least annually Location On the surface outside of the cabin walls along hull edge Meaning No step area This is not a gunwale int...

Page 38: ...except the bottom plug are located above water level even if the boat is fully loaded max load acc to this manual mooring in flat water conditions The deck is self bailing provided at a normal waterli...

Page 39: ...upport The mass of your boat in trailering condition is stated in chapter 3 1 It includes the weight of the maximum size engine and a fully optioned boat along with full liquid loads This does not inc...

Page 40: ...used for anchoring mooring and towing is shown in chapter 7 figure 1and position 3 13 Never use the cleats for lifting the boat The break strength and intended use of the strong points are as follows...

Page 41: ...er possible loads in the boat Always empty any bilge water before lifting The positions of the lift straps are shown in the figure When lifting the boat with lift straps Ockelbo recommends using a for...

Page 42: ...d Use only the lifting procedure specified in this manual Using the cleats secure eye bow eye handrails or other parts of the boat for lifting is dangerous and cause severe injury or death Lifting hea...

Page 43: ...1 FUEL SYSTEM The main parts of your boat s fuel system are shown in the below figure The factory mounted boat fuel system excluding engine is designed to handle regular gasoline as well as ethanol bl...

Page 44: ...he bulk fuel and drop to the bottom of the tank significantly reducing the level of ethanol in the fuel mixture in the upper level phase If the lower level phase consisting of water and ethanol is dee...

Page 45: ...ce we refer to the separate OEM owner s manual that was developed specifically for this equipment It is provided with the Ockelbo document bag 4 2 STEERING SYSTEM As standard this boat comes equipped...

Page 46: ...te showing other vessels that you are underway To turn off the Navigation Light press Navigation light button again Before running at night make sure that all navigation lights are working well and th...

Page 47: ...apacity is 34 5 litres minute at 45 strokes minute In normal conditions there shall not be any water in the bilge If there is water it is due to the leaks from above deck fitting inspection covers or...

Page 48: ...other equipment can also be connected If you have any doubts about the configuration of your boat please read the Garmin manual or contact your dealer The depth and water temperature sensors transduce...

Page 49: ...g useful information and alarms to be displayed at instruments placed at the console Examples are engine temperature rpm trim angles fuel filter problems oil levels and general alarms Depending on the...

Page 50: ...or impossible to enter the boat from water without the ladder which in turn may cause drowning 2 A rotating propeller can be lethal for a swimmer or person who has fallen overboard or a person using...

Page 51: ...travelling in rough seas 4 12 GARMIN RADAR OPTION The boat can be supplied with a Garmin GMR 18 radar system The module consists of a radar device that is mounted under the instrument panel and conne...

Page 52: ...el and exhaust gas Never store any luggage or other items in the hatch of the heater and heater tank Exhaust gas is HOT Ensure that there is nothing that is susceptible to heat damage i e ropes fender...

Page 53: ...ion The table consists of a table top and a telescopic stand The table top is stored in a specially adapted holder inside the cab on the wall on the port side The stand is stored in one of the storage...

Page 54: ...hone is placed directly on the dashboard When the device is not in use the protective cover is to be mounted on the front of the unit For complete instructions on operation and maintenance we refer to...

Page 55: ...y to cause major problems including the risk of corrosion damage to the hull and must always be avoided Batteries can generate high currents that can be lethal and can cause sparks and fires Make sure...

Page 56: ...rams are included as printed attachments to this manual They can also be obtained from your dealer or from Ockelbo if they are lost These diagrams can be used for technical reference and professional...

Page 57: ...NAV LIGHT PLOTTER CIRCUIT BREAKERS PUSH TORESET BATTERY MAIN SWITCH SPARE SPARE OUTLETS WEBASTO TRIM ON Main circuit breakers with battery main switch Fuse locations 1 Extra melt fuses and cable conne...

Page 58: ...DAFO 2 4 1 Steering Varies with brand see bag 4 2 Navigation lights Hella 4 3 Bilge pump Jonson Pumps 4 4 Depth finder plotter transducer Garmin 4 5 Engine controls Varies with brand see bag 4 6 Trim...

Page 59: ...nters the fuel system it must be completely drained and refuelled with fresh fuel Water may be detected by inspecting the fuel water separator filter optional or by signs of uneven engine operation ju...

Page 60: ...the surface as they will become difficult to remove over time The use of abrasive methods for washing such as polishing discs or sponges may gradually wear down the surface and its protection Strong...

Page 61: ...at is making sure you protect the hull and engine from electrolytic corrosion This can otherwise quickly create serious damages Ockelbo boats are therefore equipped with sacrificial anodes made from z...

Page 62: ...exposed to heavy prolonged rain If in the event your cushions become waterlogged remove the foam from the cushion press as much water as you can from the foam and allow to air dry To prevent mildew ke...

Page 63: ...low for easy adjustments Adjust it so that the hatch closes firmly against the seal and thus is watertight Adjustments may be needed after long periods of use as the seal becomes compacted after time...

Page 64: ...paring to store a boat for extended periods please refer chapter 6 1 Fuel System Ensure that the hull has sufficient support to avoid damages or instability If uncertain always consult experts such as...

Page 65: ...nspect fuel and ventilation hoses and connectors check for any signs of wear tear and leakage Inspect fire extinguisher as per separate owner s manual Carryout maintenance operation on other accessori...

Page 66: ...d storages 14 Hand rails 15 Stern cleats 16 Fuel fill and fire port under lid 17 Fuel filter 18 Vent for fuel fumes 19 CIN plates 20 Swim platforms 21 Stern deck drains 22 Bilge drain plug at lowest p...

Page 67: ...ic system Fusion option 2 VHF radio Garmin option 3 Plotter Garmin option 4 Engine instrument Evinrude 5 Electrical circuit switches wipers lanterns bilge pump lights AUX 6 Start key and emergency bre...

Page 68: ...be found in the Ockelbo document bag Electrical diagrams Owner s manuals for components as referenced to in the Ockelbo owner s manual Final Quality Approval Authorized Installation Certificate Decla...

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Page 70: ...truktionsbok skyddas av upphovsr tten Alla r ttigheter reserverade AB Ockelbo Aluminiumb tar OWN ER S MA NUAL OCKEL BO B21 CAB AB Ockelbo Aluminiumb tar reserves the right for any typographical errors...

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