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Nautical Terms 

Abeam: 

At 90 degrees to the center line of the boat, exactly to either side of the boat. 

Abaft: 

A point on a boat that is aft of a another. 

Aft: 

Toward the rear of the boat. 

Beam:

 The widest part of the boat. 

Bilge: 

The lower interior of the hull. 

Bow: 

The fore part of a boat. 

Bulkhead: 

A vertical partition or reinforcement in a boat usually perpendicular to the keel. 

Chine: 

The juncture of the bottom and the side of the boat. 

Chock: 

Deck fitting used to guide a line. 

Cleat: 

Deck fitting used to secure a line to. 

Deck: 

Upper structure of a boat that covers the hull. 

Draft: 

The distance the lowest part (usually the keel) of the boat projects into the water. 

Fathom: 

A unit of measure equal to six feet. 

Freeboard: 

The height of the deck above the water line. 

Gunwale or Gunnel: 

The Juncture of the side of the cockpit, deck and hull. 

Hatch: 

An opening used for access to an interior space. 

Head: 

Toilet or toilet area in a boat. 

Helm: 

Steering wheel or console area of a boat. 

Hull: 

The basic structure of a boat, that provides flotation by displacing and excluding water. 

Keel: 

The major lengthwise member of the hull, the lowest portion of the hull. 

Knot:

 A measure of speed in nautical miles per hour, equal to 1.15 MPH 

Lee: 

The side sheltered from the wind. 

Port: 

The left side of the boat when aboard the boat facing the bow. 

Scupper: 

Duct to drain water from the cockpit, usually with a check valve to sea water intrusion. 

Sheer: 

The juncture of the deck and the hull, generally covered by the rub rail. 

Starboard: 

The right side of the boat when aboard the boat facing the bow. 

Stern: 

The back of the boat. 

Stringer: 

Lengthwise reinforcing members of the hull. 

Transom: 

Vertical part of the stern. 

Wake: 

Waves produced by a boat moving through the water. 

Windward:

 Toward the direction from which the wind is blowing. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 21 DC

Page 1: ...Owners Manual Dual Console Series Copyright 1995 Pro Line Boats Inc PO box 1348 Crystal River FL 34423 All rights reserved Rev July 6 2004...

Page 2: ...down Shift Throttle Trim Steering Instruments Fuel Gauge Water Temperature Volt Tachometer Speedometer Trim Options Switches Bilge Pump Lights Trim IV Systems Sea Water Fuel Oil Electrical After Mark...

Page 3: ...Stainless Steel Aluminum Canvas Upholstery Vinyl Fabric Corrosion Protection Winterization Storage Mooring VIII Appendix Boat ID Trouble Shooting Chart Nautical Terms Specifications Warranty...

Page 4: ...e documentation in your owners pack and this manual and really get to know your boat Dealer s Duties Your dealer s responsibilities include but are not limited to Pre delivery verification of proper r...

Page 5: ...hor and sufficient line In addition here is a list of suggested equipment you should have aboard your Pro Line First aid kit and blankets Sea anchor with line Mooring lines and fenders Bailing device...

Page 6: ...rink and drive If you have been drinking have someone drive who has not been drinking Never operate a boat under the influence of drugs or alcohol Carbon Monoxide Be aware of and avoid conditions that...

Page 7: ...ttach the lanyard securely to the operator Shift Throttle Your Pro Line can be ordered with several different shift throttle systems Refer to the owner s packet to find the manual pertaining to your p...

Page 8: ...properly first check for drive entanglements fluid level hoses fittings for leaks and or air in the system Instruments Your Pro Line s instrumentation will vary from model to model and engine to engi...

Page 9: ...of your engine Do not operate the engine beyond the limits stated in your engine manual Abnormally low tach readings for a given throttle setting indicates loss of power or an prop entangled with wee...

Page 10: ...er or fuse Breakers are located beside the switches or on the main breaker panel on the transom panel If a device stops working first suspect the circuit breaker is tripped or fuse blown A tripped bre...

Page 11: ...it Inspect the hose connections on a regular basis and if you notice fuel odor or see fuel in the bilge Water separator filter units are located in the bilge The spin on cartridges should be changed a...

Page 12: ...l Aftermarket Accessories Your Pro Line s electrical system was designed for factory tested and approved dealer installed optional accessories Pro Line makes no recommendations to the suitability of a...

Page 13: ...guide with signals Capacity The trailer you choose should be a proper match for your boat with regard to capacity and hull design Consult your dealer when making your selection The tow vehicle must h...

Page 14: ...resh water is available or as soon as possible otherwise Stow equipment and canvas affix tie downs and covers Hook up trailer lights and verify operation Operation and Performance Loading The capacity...

Page 15: ...e Starting Engine Ventilate all enclosed spaces Visually inspect bilge for raw fuel smell for vapors Visually make sure propeller is clear of obstructions or swimmers Make sure engine cooling water in...

Page 16: ...the water Greater speed and economy for a given throttle setting Greater maneuverability provided prop does not ventilate during the maneuver In excess the reduced stability can lead to bouncing porpo...

Page 17: ...follow the care instructions found in your owners packet to keep these warranties in force Your engine manual contains service information relating to your particular engine installation Follow the p...

Page 18: ...tainless is corrosion resistant but not corrosion proof If used in contact with sulfides chloride salts or rusting metals stainless will show rust spots discolor or corrode The grain structure of stai...

Page 19: ...Storage Check List Remove drain plug keep bow high to drain any water accumulation Drain all water from water systems pumps valves drains and lines Blown air can be used to help remove water Fill fuel...

Page 20: ...ll ________ Deck _________ Warranty Registration Date ___________________________ Fuel Capacity Gal _________Key No ____________________________ Radio Call Letters _____________________Bat ___________...

Page 21: ...unit Entangled in lines or weeds or Anchor is down Prop cavitates Trim out too far motor to high Weeds on prop Bow heavy damage to hull Excessive vibration Propeller engine or drive unit damaged Hull...

Page 22: ...side of the cockpit deck and hull Hatch An opening used for access to an interior space Head Toilet or toilet area in a boat Helm Steering wheel or console area of a boat Hull The basic structure of a...

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Page 24: ...RANCE 6 2 1 88m MAX HP 200 149 14kw BAITWELL CAPACITY 9 75 GAL 36 9L FISHBOX CAPACITY 9 75 GAL 36 9L 23 DC SPECIFICATIONS L O A 22 5 6 83m BEAM 8 5 2 50m DRAFT HULL 15 0 38m DEADRISE 19 FUEL CAPACITY...

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