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Summary of Contents for 2650 Outboard Bracket

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Page 2: ... 18 Maintenance The Electrical System 19 The 110 Volt System 20 The Engine 20 Engine Lubrication 20 The Engine Lube Oil 20 The Marine Gear Fluid 20 The Cooling System 20 How To Clean And Set The Spark Plugs 21 The Bilge Pumps 21 The Fresh Water System 22 The Sanitary System 22 How To Maintain The Exterior Surface Of The Boat 23 How To Maintain The Interior Of The Boat 23 The Tuna Tower Operation 2...

Page 3: ...gines and flammable fuel Every precaution has been taken by 52 to reduce the risks associated with possible injury and damage from fire or explosion but your own precaution and good maintenance procedures are necessary in order to enjoy safe operation of your boat Owner manuals from the manufacturers of the engines the generator the head the stove the refrigerator etc are included in the literatur...

Page 4: ...arm monitors the engine for low oil pressure and high temperature If the engine alarm system activates during the operation of the boat stop the engine Investigate the cause Make sure the problem is corrected before you start the engine The Hour Meter The meter keeps a record of the operating time for the engine The Volt Gauge The gauge shows the voltage for the battery The normal voltage is betwe...

Page 5: ...igure 6 There are two battery main switches One switch is in the aft port side of the bilge area The other switch is in the aft starboard side of the bilge area To get access to the switches lift the aft transom hatch The switch controls the 12 volt electrical system of the boat To activate the system the Battery Main switches must be in the On position Figure 6 7 ...

Page 6: ...gn objects in the line from the shore can cause malfunctioning of the regulator Figure 10 The Trim Tab Switch Option See figure 11 The trim tab switches control the level ride of the boat The trim tab switches are on the starboard side of the helm The left rocker switch 1 controls the lowering and raising of the port bow To raise the port bow push the lower part of the rocker switch To lower the p...

Page 7: ... the shoreline outlet before the 110 volt main switch in the boat is activated To activate the boat s 11Q volt system put the main switch 1 for the 11Q volt system in the On position The 110 volt system protects all outlets the refrigerator the stove the water heater the battery charger and the air conditioner NOTE The refrigerator will run on either the 12 volt battery system or the 11O volt syst...

Page 8: ... NOTE The water pressure pump is a demand type pump If the fresh water tank is empty and the breaker switch for the pump is in the On position the pump will continue to run Make sure the breaker switch is in the Off position when there is no water in the tank How To Fill The Baitwell With Water The Baitwell switch is on the accessory panel NOTE A manual valve that allows new water to circulate in ...

Page 9: ... The Shore Power Connection To disconnect the shore power connection follow this procedure 1 Put the 110 volt AC Main switch in the Off position 2 If there is a disconnect switch on the pier put the disconnect switch in the Off position 3 Disconnect the cable from the pier outlet Install the cap over the outlet 4 Disconnect the cable from the inlet in the boat Install the cap over the inlet 5 Put ...

Page 10: ...ow wet cordage in the rope locker or below decks 7 Make sure all lines cables anchors etc for securing a boat are on board and in good condition Make sure all lines are coiled secured and off the decks when underway 8 When you operate a boat you accept the responsibility for the boat for the safety of passengers and for others out enjoying the water Remember 1 Alcohol severely reduces the ability ...

Page 11: ...ut tools or other metal objects across the battery terminals or the tops of the batteries A WARNING Before doing any maintenance make sure all switches are in the Off position 1 Clean the batteries To clean the batteries follow this procedure 1 Disconnect the batteries 2 Use a cloth and a solution of bicarbonate of soda to wipe the tops 3 Clean the battery terminals 4 Reconnect the batteries 2 Che...

Page 12: ...or the outdrive control in the Up position to raise the control 14 Disconnect the garden hose from the flush test device and the water outlet 15 Remove the flush test device How To Clean And Set The Spark Plugs Clean and set the spark plugs after the first 10 hours of use and then after every 100 hours of use or every six months whichever comes first A CAUTION Use only a wire brush and commercial ...

Page 13: ...amage the surface Only use bronze wool or sandpaper For longer life of the woodwork and to maintain its color use a teak oil on the wood surfaces To apply the oil read and follow the instructions given with the preservative The windows and hatches are made of plexiglass A CAUTION Do not use chemical solvents on plexiglass Solvents scratch the plexiglass and damage the window sealant and hatch gask...

Page 14: ... fresh water system must be drained To drain the system follow this procedure 1 Open all faucets throughout the boat Do not forget the faucet in the shower 2 Drain the water tank To drain the water tank follow this procedure 1 Remove the hose at the lowest position of the water tank 2 Let all the water drain from the hose into the bilge 3 Activate the bilge pump to remove the water from the bilge ...

Page 15: ...or a long period of time follow this procedure 1 Make sure the rollers and pads support the hull of the boat 2 Make sure the trailer hitch is level and there is support under the hitch 3 Make sure the outdrive is in the down position 4 Check the tires once each season Add enough air for the correct amount of inflation for the tires NOTE Read the owner s manual for the trailer for the correct amoun...

Page 16: ...0 L O A wlo Pulpit 26 5 Beam 9 7 Hull Draft 1 5 Approximate Dry Weight 5 000Ibs Maximum Horsepower 400 Standard Fuel Capacity 234 U S gals Water Capacity 20 U S gals Holding Tank Capacity 20 U S gals Sleeping Capacity 2 Cockpit Length 9 11 Height Above Waterline 6 6 29 ...

Page 17: ...t Bar Aluminum Tubing Vinyl 3 4 Cap Rope Gunnel 4 Handrail Inlet Power per ft per ft 1 2 1 8 535135 Regulatorllnlet Water 1 Ref No Code No Description No Req d 9 10 11 12 13 543208 334156 543347 327072 773193 Logo S2 Vent Fuel Logo 2650 Light Masthead Windshield Assembly 2 2 2 1 1 14 15 16 17 18 539291 534610 327001 534019 334025 Light Port Bowrail Light Side Cleat Eye Bow 4 1 2 6 1 S2 reserves th...

Page 18: ...een 1 14 773250 Locker Anchor ref 15 765020 Bow Pulpit Option ref 16 334110 Blade Wiper ref 334109 Motor Wiper ref 334064 Adapter ref 334059 334062 Arm Wiper Cover Wiper ref ref Ref Code No No No Description Req d 17 325017 Compass 1 18 543330 Nameplate 1 19 325327 Panel Instrument 1 20 315031 Steering Wheel 1 21 534597 Plate 10 Pry Up 1 22 773199 Seat ref 23 334043 Horn 1 24 773210 Locker Starboa...

Page 19: ... 9 336056 335066 789357 325330 325331 Light Speaker Box Table V Berth Panel AC Panel DC 4 2 1 1 1 Ref No Code No Description No Req d 10 11 12 335001 535041 535037 765054 327071 Fire Extinguisher Porta Potti Head Option Head Electric Option Light Fluorescent 1 1 ref ref 1 13 14 535004 535207 Sink Oval Faucet Pump Unit 1 1 S2 reserves the right to make changes or improvements to its boats without n...

Page 20: ... 8 per ft 19 328002 Hose Vac 1 1 4 per ft 20 535001 Sink Galley ref 21 328141 Hose Water 3 4 Sanitation per ft 22 Head ref 23 328146 Hose White 1 1 2 per ft 24 535004 Sink Head ref 25 328004 Hose Water Supply 5 8 per ft Ref No Code No Description No Req d 26 328002 Hose Sink Discharge 1 1 4 per ft 27 322014 V Valve 1 28 334004 Thru Hull 1 29 328004 Hose 5 8 Sanitation per ft 30 328146 Hose 1 1 2 p...

Page 21: ...or 1 4 328141 Hose 3 4 Sanitation ref 5 Fish Box ref 6 334152 Strainer 2 Ref Code No No No Description Req d 7 334150 Aerator Head wNalve 1 8 Baitwell Tank ref 9 322267 Tee 3 4 HB x 3 4 HB x 3 4 HB 1 10 345010 Pump Water 1 11 328141 Hose 3 4 Sanitation ref 12 328141 Hose 3 4 Sanitation ref S2 reserves the right to make changes or improvements to its boats without notice 39 ...

Page 22: ... OUTBOARD BRACKET THE FUEL AND STEERING DRAWING 6190 VENT I FUEL FILL FILTER I STEERING CYLINDER n CD PORT FUEL TANK SHUTOFF VALVE SENSOR II STARBOARD FUEL TANK I 1 J J L STEERING HOSE lJ L l I FUEL FILL VENT 40 ...

Page 23: ...mprovements to its boats without notice 253 Ref No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Code No 456090 335125 765342 456093 456092 456094 545063 535510 No Description Req d Rod Holder 4 Antenna VHF Option 1 5un Top Folding Option 1 Elbow Tower 1 4 End Halyard Eye 2 Box Control 1 Label Warning 1 Locker Instrument 1 41 ...

Page 24: ...If i SHORE POWER AMMETER f CABLE u 3 m aJ u 3 m aJ BLACK WHITE h h h h OUTLETS n BLACK WHITE STOVE BLACK 15 W REFRIGERATOR WHITE BLACK WATER HEATER WHITE BLACK WHITE BATTERY CHARGER BLACK ACCESSORY WHITE VOLTMETER I Ltt BLACK 8 WHITE 10 h h h ACCESSORY WHITE J 8 WHITE WARNING All electrical repairs must be A performed by qualified personnel only 42 ...

Page 25: ...L LIGHTS BLUE qqlJi 10 L J 0 ACCESSORY ACCESSORY J 0 16GRAY NAVIGATION ANCHOR LIGHTS _ 7 10 r BROWN I 16 h 14 L BILGE PUMP WHITE BLACK STARBOARD WIPER 10 J 14 BROWN PINK E h WASH DOWN PUMP 10 qqlJi 16 BLUE YELLOW 0 COURTESY LIGHTS 15 ACCESSORY 10 L J 0 10 RED BROWN REFRIGERATOR E h 15 J 30 14 BROWN GREEN SHOWER SUMP PUMP E h 10 E h 16 ORANGE BROWN ELECTRIC HEAD 25 J J qq ACCENT LIGHTS 14 BLUE RED ...

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Page 27: ...PURSUIT S2 Yachts Inc 725 East 40th Street Holland MI 49423 5392 USA 616 392 7163 TWX 810 292 6171 1990 Form No 921031 5 90 ...

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Page 29: ... 1 2 328140 Hose 1 112 White Heavy Duty per ft 3 328056 Clamp 1 3 4 Hose ref 4 545005 Label Overboard Discharge 1 5 334003 Thru Hull Brass 1 6 322014 V Valve 1 7 328140 Hose 1 112 White Heavy Duty per ft 8 322082 Adapter 82 reserves the right to make changes or improvements to its boats without notice 38 ...

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Page 34: ...condition Add distilled water to the battery if needed Before activating the 12 volt system make sure the battery is fully charged LIt WARNING Before launching the boat make sure the hull drain plug is installed 3 Install the hull drain plug See figure 34 Figure 34 4 Clean the bilge area Remove all debris from the bilge area 5 Make sure the bilge pump and all other pumps are in good operating cond...

Page 35: ...plug 1 Remove the hull drain plug The plug is in the outside of the transom below the gimbal See figure 32 Figure 32 2 Pump out all water that does not drain from the compartment 3 Use a sponge and wipe the bilge area until all water is gone The Engine To prepare the engine and exhaust system for lay up read the owner s manual for the engine for the recommended preparation procedures 26 ...

Page 36: ...rside of the sun shade the bows under the sun shade and all equipment with a clean damp cloth 4 Dry all surfaces with a clean dry towel or a chamois 5 Check the electrical equipment housing Make sure salt has not ac cumulated inside or outside of the housings 6 Wipe the salt out of the inside of the instrument boxes regularly 7 Once a month check the electrical grounds to make sure there is no cor...

Page 37: ...edure 1 Remove the water from the tank 2 Mix one quart of vinegar with five gallons of water Pour the solution into the fresh water tank NOTE The motion of the boat while in use will cause the vinegar mix ture to splash over the interior of the tank 3 Leave the solution in the tank for several days 4 Drain all liquid from the fresh water system 5 Flush the system with potable water 6 Fill the tank...

Page 38: ... mark add oil NOTE When adding oil make sure the oil does not pass the Full mark on the dipstick Read the manual for the engine for the correct type of oil NOTE To change the oil and oil filters read the owner s manual for the engine for instructions on how to change the engine oil and filters The Marine Gear Fluid Remove the dipstick from the marine gear to check the fluid level If the fluid leve...

Page 39: ...pection and repair of the unit To Stop The Boat To stop the boat follow this procedure 1 Allow the engine to drop to the idle speed 2 Make sure the shifting lever is in the neutral position NOTE If the engines have been run at high speed for a long period of time allow the engines to cool down by running the engines in the idle position for 3 to 5 minutes 3 Turn the ignition key to the Off positio...

Page 40: ...oil level remove the dipstick from the engine If the oil level mark is on or below the Add mark add oil To add oil remove the oil filler cap Make sure the oil does not pass the Full mark on the dipstick Read the engine manual for the correct type of oil WARNING Make sure the bilge pump is in good operating con A dition Do not use the boat if the pump is malfunctioning Replace the pump immediately ...

Page 41: ...ouch the plug with wet hands WARNING Always use a three wire electrical system con A nected to the electrical ground A WARNING All electrical repairs must be done by a qualified electrician The source of power for the AC electrical system comes from a shoreline connection If after making a shore power connection the polarity indicator illuminates red do not activate the AC Main switch See figure 2...

Page 42: ...m use only A leaded or unleaded gasoline for the gasoline engine Do not use a fuel which contains harsh additives or is an alcohol blend Any damage done to the fuel system which is the result of use of an alcohol blend will not be covered by the S2 Warranty 5 A special key to unlock the fuel cap is given to you Insert the key in the slot in the fuel cap The fuel cap for the port fuel tank is midsh...

Page 43: ...structions on Compass Compensation given to you in the literature packet Figure 12 The Washdown Pump Connection Option See figure 13 The pump is in the aft center of the bilge area The pump is a pressure demand type pump The washdown pump connection is under the gunwale on the port side of the boat Figure 13 10 ...

Page 44: ...ke engine that needs a lubricant and gasoline mixture The boat has two tanks that hold the lubricant The lubricant is automatical ly measured into the fuel line The tanks that hold the lubricant are inside the port and starboard transom area There is a fill cap for each tank The caps are in the aft port and starboard cockpit area For the recommended lubricant read the manual for the engine Figure ...

Page 45: ...ield Wipers 4 To activate the wipers put the switches in the On position The wipers are offered as an option The Switch For The Baitwell Pump 5 To activate the pump for the live bait circulating option put the switch in the On position The Switch For The Washdown Pump Option 6 The washdown pump is in the bilge on the port side The pump is a pressure demand type pump To operate the washdown pump op...

Page 46: ...n place by means of a rope or anchor Porthole An opening in the side of the boat to let in air and light Portside The left side of a boat when facing the bow Prop Propeller Rubrail A protective guard on the gunwale of a boat Rudder A hinged flat piece at the rear end of the boat that directs the boat Scupper An opening in the hull of a boat to let water run off the cockpit floor Seacock A valve on...

Page 47: ...arted this company my goal was to provide you our customer with the finest quality boat available Everything we have achieved since that time has been with that same goal in mind The information in this owner s manual has been assembled to assist you with your Pursuit for maximum enjoyment Please read this manual completely and always operate your boat safely and courteously Thank you for selectin...

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