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Your Livewell Aeration System

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Summary of Contents for Angler

Page 1: ...th the boat at all times All operators must read and fully understand the operational instructions before the boat is used Z Comanche Z 500 Z 100 Reata Fisherman Angler Bay Ranger Bahia Intracoastal Ranger Trail Trailers ...

Page 2: ...Ranger boats include a wide variety of advantages in quality construction and performance For even more details visit us at www rangerboats com RPM Performance Control Post Dri Latch COOL Hub ...

Page 3: ...u should experience no problem if the water is adequately deep for proper launching While you are easing along within the No Wake zone you should trim your engine all the way down to its lowest position in Turn the steering right and left to insure that there is no undue slack and inspect the steering system Look for any loose connections at the engine and beneath the driver s console see pp 23 26...

Page 4: ...ous situations Safe boating is in the hands of the operator Even the pleasant experience of the first ride in your new boat must sometime come to an end Hopefully you have purchased a drive on trailer with your boat The key to simple and effortless loading of your boat is having the trailer in the proper position This right position is determined by the steepness of the ramp Here you will have to ...

Page 5: ...ngine is running Shut off the engine when near persons in the water Make sure to stow the ladder after it is used and before starting the engine Never use a damaged ladder SPEED and SKILL The fast and powerful boat can require the operator to exercise a high level of skill and attention to driving Only go as fast as your skill and good judgment dictates is safe You are in charge of the wellbeing o...

Page 6: ... Your Boat 33 Hook Up of Trolling Motor Leads 33 Wiring Diagrams 34 43 Electrical System 44 Fuse Panel Information 44 45 1850 2050 1880 2080 45 46 620FS and 621FS 47 50 Saltwater Series 220 240 2310 2410 51 Saltwater Series 2350 2510 Bay 52 54 Z519c Z520c Z520ci Z521c Z522d 55 58 Z522 59 Safety and Maintenance Tips 61 Boating Safety Checklist 62 Federal Requirements for Recreational Boats 63 64 YO...

Page 7: ...ith the onboard equipment and explain operation of this equipment the engine operation and the proper functioning and operation of the boat itself Prior to delivery the dealer should make certain that the product and equipment is completely operational the proper propeller is installed and that all oil fuel system and lubrication systems are understood The dealer should explain the operation of al...

Page 8: ... the weather forecast for your area Familiarize yourself with the weather bureau warning system signal s and waterway traffic sign marking information Contact your local U S Coast Guard Auxiliary and take advantage of their excellent boating and safety classes and seasonal boat inspections Special Information Operating a boat with an engine of horsepower in excess of that specified on the boat s c...

Page 9: ...rious locations on your boat and trailer Photos are not to scale Some labels are not appropriate for every boat trailer model so your rig may not have them all Check with your Ranger dealer to find out what labels your boat and trailer should have and ask them to order any necessary replacements Hazard Labeling ...

Page 10: ...8 Hazard Labeling ...

Page 11: ...9 Hazard Labeling ...

Page 12: ...d transom above the water line and contains the following information Hull Identification Number Serial Number Should also be included in any inquiries or when ordering parts The U S C G requires the H I N number be permanently affixed and remain on the starboard transom of the boat Do not alter this plate in any way Year Mfg Year Model ...

Page 13: ...themselves with the seating locations that fit into this category Be sure to read any warnings that may be affixed to the seat base or pedestal and follow those instructions Type A A seat designed for occupancy while the vessel is underway at any speed Type B A seat designed for occupancy only at boat speeds not exceeding five miles per hour Do not sit in type B seats when boat speed exceeds five ...

Page 14: ... X X X X X X X X X X 212LS FS620 FS621 2510 Bay X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Z175 1880 2080 Angler 168 Phantom X X X X X X X X X X X Z518 Z518c Z518cI 220 Bahia X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Z521c Z520c Z519c Z519 Z520 Z520cI Z522d 618T 240 Bahia X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1850LS 2050LS 620T 2310 Bay X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 190LS FS619 2410 B...

Page 15: ...der certain conditions the system will be under pressure Always open the cap slowly to allow pressure to escape The vented deck fill is designed to maintain system pressure below 1 psi While filling the tank the air displaced by the fuel escapes through the fill vent See Figure 1 on the next page Periodically inspect the deck fill plate for damage Be sure to use the exact fuel fill vent used on yo...

Page 16: ... D FUEL VALVE S A fuel hose connects the fuel tank to the engine On models with more than one tank a switch valve is installed to switch from tank to tank This valve located at the driver seat on the panel to the right of the driver is clearly marked and easily operated E FUEL FILTER Fuel filters are installed on each engine Yamaha has an additional fuel filter water separator in the stern of the ...

Page 17: ...nd brittle In both cases the hose s should be replaced 3 Inspect the fuel system fittings at the deck fuel fill fuel tank vent tank s and if equipped with more than one tank the fuel switch valve for signs of leaks or corrosion Visually inspect for deteriorating metal fittings at the fuel hose connections 4 Check fuel tank hold down brackets making sure they are secure Storage compartments are not...

Page 18: ...may occur which could cause a fire hazard 11 Make a habit of inspecting the bilge after pumping 5 10 gallons of fuel for any signs of leakage If no problems are detected resume fueling 12 DO NOT top off fuel tank Allow room for thermal expansion to prevent fuel from sloshing out the vent Allow no more than three automatic click offs when filling I AFTER FUELING 1 Replace all fill caps securely 2 W...

Page 19: ...ces used for vessel repair Waste materials that result from wear of vessel components Lead from battery terminals and from other sources such as ballast or fishing sinkers TO AVOID HARM Keep away from engine generator and cooking fuel exhaust fumes Wash areas thoroughly with soap and water after handling the substances above WARNING Spilled fuel is a fire hazard DO NOT overfill or overflow the tan...

Page 20: ...ing water This would be the normal position for a day of fishing The empty position is just that to empty the water from the well On models without digital switching the livewell aerator timer located on the driver s console controls the off time of the aerators when the pump switch is in the automatic position The timer starts and stops the pump at intervals determined by the setting on the timer...

Page 21: ...et M 7100125 Black 90 Deg 1 1 8 Elbow W Nut K 7100110 1 1 8 Black Thru Hull Grommet J 7100118 Transom Mt L W Screen 2 pc sml H 7100112 Black 3 4 Thru Hull Straight 5900006 Actuator Center Empty Livewell E 5903070 Actuator Valve Center Empty D 6000057 Pump Aerator 750GPHW 90DG ELB CC 7415855 Venturi Air Aeration Sys Kit C 6000050 Pump Out Aerator Combo B 7415816 3 4 Male NPT x Male GHT Elbow A 7100...

Page 22: ...justable with a valve The head also is threaded for a hose connection Recirculate pump does not have valve 4 Install drain plug 1 1 8 or overflow pipe 1 1 2 in livewell to hold water Pull to drain Aer Head w valve 1 1 2 Standpipe 1 1 8 Plug Drain Aer Head w valve 1 1 2 Standpipe Directional Aer Head SALTWATER LIVEWELL PLUMBING SYSTEM MODELS 168 2310 RECIRCULATION PUMP STANDARD ON STERN LIVEWELL OP...

Page 23: ...lve in fill position back boat up slowly to expel entrapped water On Saltwater models be sure high speed pickup valve is open handle in line with valve and drive boat forward to expel entrapped air Grass sticks or other debris have clogged the filters or cavity around the pump impeller restricting water flow to pump Clean screens or remove screens and flush system with garden hose using moderate p...

Page 24: ...tructions of your Aeration System 1 Open brass valve s of the aerator s you wish to use be sure filter is clean and securely tightened and positioned horizontally with boat bottom prevents air locks 2 Close valve when cleaning filter or servicing pump 3 Install either drain plug or push in screen if running the system continuously or wanting to keep water level lower Both fittings are supplied wit...

Page 25: ...23 Your Livewell Aeration System ...

Page 26: ... side of the rear deck is the fill cap for the fresh water washdown The tank has an 8 gallon capacity On the port side of the leaning post is the fresh water washdown spray head and on the port stern of the cockpit wall inside the door is the raw water washdown fitting On the front deck in the center is the fish box To drain go into the front cockpit rope net storage locker and you will find the b...

Page 27: ...s of wear and remove the cause or re route hoses Check fittings and seal locations for leaks damage and service as necessary If you have installed a jack plate make sure that there isn t any interference between the jack plate and your steering cylinder If there is interference it may occur during full tilt Lift restrictors or a Tilt Stop Switch should be installed Please consult your engine manuf...

Page 28: ...amage can result in serious injury or death Regularly inspect control system and clearances at all trim angles WARNING Steering For complete installation and troubleshooting information please refer to your SeaStar installation instructions Book 1 1 Part 296784 Grease rod tilt tube and support bracket holes once a year CAUTION ...

Page 29: ...5 1 Pin Wrench Only STEERING CONNECTIONS AT ENGINE The steering may be connected at the engine by a method similar to the ones shown in Figures 4 5 page 28 Figures 4 5 show maintenance and checkpoints that should be regularly inspected Steering Check all engine to transom mounting bolts and torque to engine manufacturer specifications after the first 10 hours of use and every 30 hours thereafter F...

Page 30: ... good condition these tips will prove helpful A light duty rubbing compound available at most auto parts stores is recommended for stains such as mold water lines on the hull fine scratches on finish or just to bring back that look new shine Automotive wax or polish is good for preserving the shine and building an armor coat to prevent scratches and will also help protect hull while in wet storage...

Page 31: ...we take all the steps to keep our color consistent YOUR POWER PEDESTALS A power pedestal is a nitrogen gas filled steel cylinder that is used to raise and lower the fishing seats mounted on the forward and aft casting platforms This enables you to select the proper seat height for comfort in any fishing situation Pushing the empty seats all the way down helps to provide an unobstructed viewing are...

Page 32: ... your power pedestal will not remain in position either up or down you may need to make a minor adjustment to the air cylinder that causes the pedestal to be raised up and down With your chair removed from the pedestal use a Phillips 0 screwdriver to move the adjustment screw as shown in the accompanying diagram If your seat will not raise up to the proper height adjust the screw approximately 1 4...

Page 33: ...s for cleaning of upholstery on pages 31 and 32 CLEANING UPHOLSTERY For general purpose cleaning use Fantastik or warm water with a mild dish soap such as Dawn or Ivory Gently scrub with a small soft bristle brush For dirt build up let soak for approximately 10 minutes then gently scrub with a soft bristle brush For specific stain removal refer to the chart on page 32 or the staining agent s stain...

Page 34: ...hart contains methods for removing common stains and soils A Medium soft brush warm soapy water Rinse Dry B Household cleaner such as Fantastik C One tablespoon ammonia one fourth cup hydrogen peroxide three fourths cup water applied with medium soft brush Rinse Dry D Wipe or scrape off excess chill gum with ice first E Denatured Alcohol Rinse Dry F Follow instructions of stain agent manufacturer ...

Page 35: ...ng the hold or chipping the gelcoat around the hole If additional instruments are desired on the console holes may be drilled using a hole saw of the proper size When installing additional electric accessories always use the proper gauge size wire recommended for that item Insure that the proper size breaker or fuse is used Splicing into another accessory s power supply could overload the circuit ...

Page 36: ...r engine circuits will not be affected by these breakers switches but could have breakers or fuses of their own Consult your engine owners manual for electrical particulars Your new Ranger may have a 4 position battery disconnect switch which functions as noted On run switch position while boat is in use Off Charge position for storage and charging batteries Turn switch to this position before con...

Page 37: ...e Trim Fuel Out Blank Fuel In 5V Engine Trim J5 Ground Ground 6 8 7 9 12 11 10 3 5 4 2 1 6 8 7 9 12 11 10 3 5 4 2 1 Ground Ground Blank Accessory 4 acc at bow Orange Blue Interior Light Horn J3 Court Light Nav Light Bow Acc Electronics Orange White White Int Light Blue White Green Orange Blue Blue White Grey Black Orange Black Red Black Pink Bare Red Black Black Orange White White Bare Red Black B...

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Page 41: ... BRN WHITE 2 RED PUR 30 A ENGINE 10 A FUSED ACC TERMINAL BOARD USE CORRECT IN LINE FUSE PROTECTION ELECTRONICS TERMINAL BLUE WHITE 12V 1850 2050 1880 2080 15 A YELLOW BROWN ORANGE 20 A 50 A RED BLACK 24 VOLT TROLLING MOTOR OFF ON RADIO YELLOW WHITE BLACK WHITE GREY BLACK GREY GREEN RED ELECTRONICS TERMINAL RED BLACK BOW TERMINAL BOARD HELM TERMINAL BOARD ACC 2 3 1 TRIM DOWN 2 3 1 TRIM UP GREEN BLU...

Page 42: ...low Red 6 J4 O 2 Ground Ground Ground Ground 8 7 9 12 11 10 Auto Bilge Bilge Aerator 2 Aerator 1 Auto Bilge Overide 3 5 4 2 1 Brown Brown Brown Yellow Brown White Brown Green 5V engine Trim Blank Blank Blank 5V Engine Trim J5 Ground Ground 6 8 7 9 12 11 10 3 5 4 2 1 6 8 7 9 12 11 10 3 5 4 2 1 Ground Ground Blank Accessory 4 acc at bow Orange Blue Interior Light Horn J3 Court Light Nav Light Bow Ac...

Page 43: ...0 A FUSED ACC TERMINAL BOARD USE CORRECT IN LINE FUSE PROTECTION ELECTRONICS TERMINAL BLUE WHITE 12V 118c 119c 518c 15 A YELLOW BROWN ORANGE 20 A 50 A RED BLACK 24 VOLT TROLLING MOTOR OFF ON RADIO YELLOW WHITE BLACK WHITE GREY BLACK GREY GREEN RED ELECTRONICS TERMINAL RED BLACK BOW TERMINAL BOARD HELM TERMINAL BOARD BILGE 2 3 1 TRIM DOWN 2 3 1 TRIM UP GREEN BLUE Note Diagram might have optional eq...

Page 44: ...WHITE 2 RED PUR 30 A ENGINE 10 A FUSED ACC TERMINAL BOARD USE CORRECT IN LINE FUSE PROTECTION ELECTRONICS TERMINAL BLUE WHITE 12V 619FS 15 A YELLOW BROWN ORANGE 20 A 50 A RED BLACK 24 VOLT TROLLING MOTOR OFF ON RADIO YELLOW WHITE BLACK WHITE GREY BLACK GREY GREEN RED ELECTRONICS TERMINAL RED BLACK BOW TERMINAL BOARD HELM TERMINAL BOARD ACC 2 3 1 TRIM DOWN 2 3 1 TRIM UP GREEN BLUE Note Diagram migh...

Page 45: ...43 168 169 WIRING DIAGRAM 168 CONSOLE PANEL SIMILAR TO 169 ...

Page 46: ...sary to check the battery for its state of charge and to charge as needed On Saltwater models equipped with digital switching you may leave the main breaker and all cut off switches turned to the off position while the boat is not in use The auto bilge pump on these models is connected directly to the battery and fused independent of the main breaker Electrical System Do not exceed recommended fus...

Page 47: ...ntary OFF Trim Engine down Press up to turn Power on to the Single Pole Radio Radio Single Throw OFF Function NAV ANCH Symbols Type 1850 2050 1880 2080 SWITCHING The main battery disconnect switch must be turned to the on position to provide power to the system Turn the switch to off to remove power from the switching system and the engine Horn This switch operates the horn on the boat While press...

Page 48: ...timed cycle of 3 minutes on and 2 minutes off Pressing this switch a second time will turn the pump and timer off INT LTS This switch will operate any interior bait live well and box lights installed on the boat Pressing this button once will turn the lights on and pressing it a second time will turn the lights off Radio Pressing this switch will supply power to the radio Pressing it a second time...

Page 49: ...ress Stop To choke a carbureted engine Press the Start and the 1 key simultaneously while starting the engine To change the user code Wake the system up by pressing one of the buttons described above Enter in the current user code followed by pressing the 1 and 4 buttons at the same time You will have two seconds after entering in the user code to press the 1 and 4 buttons 1 2 3 4 1 and 4 Leave th...

Page 50: ... gauges it is possible to dim the gauge lights and key pad lights for night driving If the boat is not equipped with standard gauges the touch pad lights can be dimmed To do so press and hold in on the light dimming button and the gauge lights along with the touch pad lights will dim down The gauge lights will dim down to an off state The touch pad lights will dim down 90 Once the level of brightn...

Page 51: ...le in the wake mode it will turn on after any key press for 60 seconds Resetting a Breaker If a circuit causes the breaker to throw it is indicated by a flashing LED The LED corresponding to the thrown breaker will flash by its switch If the 1 LED is the only LED flashing one of the un switched outputs trim 12V radio auto bilge float switch electronics or key on engine hot has thrown a breaker To ...

Page 52: ...ht O Console Touch Pad Left ACCESSORIES BAIT WELL AERATOR OXYGENATOR VENT BLOWER REAR WELL AERATORS HORN LIVE WELL TIMER INTERIOR LIGHTS MAN ANCHOR INT NAV ACC AUTO L H 1 2 DIMMER LIVE WELL AERATORS AUTO BILGE LIGHT DIMMER NAVIGATION LIGHTS ENGINE TRIM UP Bow Touch Pad ENGINE TRIM DOWN MANUAL AND AUTO BILGE LIVE WELL TIMER INTERIOR LIGHTS ...

Page 53: ...ch turns on the recirculation pump Pressing this switch once will turn the pump on and pressing it a second time will turn the pump off LW Recir Timed This switch operates the timer for the live well recirculation pump With the LW Recir Off pressing this switch will activate the recirculation pump in a timed cycle of 3 minutes on and 2 minutes off Pressing this switch a second time will turn the p...

Page 54: ... Bilge Pump 2 Interior Lights Underwater Lights Rod Compartment Ventilation Fans Accessory Switch Raw Water Wash down Fresh Water Wash down If supplied with T Top Front Spreader Light Rear Spreader Light Overhead Lights 12 Volt Plug rated at 10 Amps Above switches are circuit breakers for the switch below them If circuit is overloaded the breaker will pop out and have to be pushed in to reset Elec...

Page 55: ...e well light lights the inside of the bait well Electrical Systems Battery Switch OFF position when boat is in storage and or charging batteries turn switch to this position before connecting battery charger to 110V supply The handle can be removed for additional security in this position 1 ON Switch position while boat is in use This is the house battery for engine and all boat except trolling mo...

Page 56: ...p Main Circuit Breaker 50 Amp Trolling Motor Circuit Breaker and 10 Amp Inline Fuse for Auto Bilge Pump Additional Circuit Breakers Inline Fuses may also in this vicinity or the batteries for optional equipment Chargers has inline fuses on each lead going to the positive and negative posts There may also be optional such as power pole anchors Circuit Breakers Inline Fuses under the rear seating in...

Page 57: ...ine will crank Once the engine has started release the Start button To stop the engine press the stop button To lock the system after stopping the engine enter the user code 1 2 3 4 and then press Stop To choke a carbureted engine Press the Start and the 1 key simultaneously while starting the engine To change the user code Wake the system up by pressing one of the buttons described above Enter in...

Page 58: ...ey will automatically turn off after five minutes Dimming the Instrument Lights and Key pad Lights If the boat is equipped with the standard gauges it is possible to dim the gauge lights and key pad lights for night driving If the boat is not equipped with standard gauges the touch pad lights can be dimmed To do so press and hold in on the light dimming button and the gauge lights along with the t...

Page 59: ...ghting The back lighting will illuminate the key pad After waking up the system it will turn on for 60 seconds or while in the wake mode it will turn on after any key press for 60 seconds Resetting a Breaker If a circuit causes the breaker to throw it is indicated by a flashing LED The LED corresponding to the thrown breaker will flash by its switch If the 1 LED is the only LED flashing one of the...

Page 60: ...LIGHTS AUTO AND MANUAL BILGE LIGHT DIMMER KEYLESS IGNITION HORN Console Touch Pad Left OXYGENATOR VENT LIVE WELL AERATORS LIVE WELL TIMER INTERIOR LIGHTS ACCESSORIES ACC ENGINE TRIM DOWN MANUAL AND AUTO BILGE LIVE WELL TIMER INTERIOR LIGHTS LIVE WELL AERATORS AUTO BILGE LIGHT DIMMER NAVIGATION LIGHTS ENGINE TRIM UP Bow Touch Pad ...

Page 61: ...To choke a carbureted engine Press the Start and the 1 key simultaneously while starting the engine To change the user code Wake the system up by pressing one of the buttons described above Enter in the current user code followed by pressing the 1 and 4 buttons at the same time You will have two seconds after entering in the user code to press the 1 and 4 buttons 1 2 3 4 buttons 1 and 4 Leave the ...

Page 62: ...the interior lights on the boat Pressing this key one time will activate the lights pressing the key a second time will turn off the lights If the lights are left on they will automatically turn off after five minutes Dimming the Instrument Lights and Keypad Lights If the boat is equipped with the standard gauges it is possible to dim the gauge lights and key pad lights for night driving If the bo...

Page 63: ...lity We recommend Ranger replacement parts available through your Ranger dealer Always disconnect the positive and negative leads from the battery terminals before installing removing servicing or troubleshooting any part of the electrical system FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR RECREATIONAL BOATS Boat operators are required to file a boating accident report when their boat is involved in certain boating ...

Page 64: ...62 Boating Safety Checklist ...

Page 65: ... Seas and those Waters directly connected to the Great Lakes and the Territorial Seas up to a point where the waters are less than two miles wide must be equipped with visual distress signals One B 1 U S C G or U L approved fire extinguisher unless the construction is such that explosive flammable vapors cannot be trapped there are no closed compartments no permanently installed fuel tanks on boar...

Page 66: ...the wheel that you will be able to see REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA in addition to notifying Ranger Boats If NHTSA receives similar complaints it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exist...

Page 67: ...turn on and an audible click should be heard at the valve If lights come on and no click is heard check for an electrical wiring or connection problem The reverse solenoid is located on the rear of the master cylinder Check cap of master cylinder often for tightness Follow routine maintenance and inspection for disc brakes as outlined in your Disc Brake Manual To minimize corrosion it is necessary...

Page 68: ...RTS For questions and parts ordering please contact UFP 135 Sunshine Lane San Marcos CA 92069 800 854 1905 For warranty please contact UFP 1041 Baxter Lane Winchester TN 37398 800 835 9211 extension 16 FIG 7 If not familiar with disc brake pad replacement have work performed by a qualified individual or service shop CAUTION Rotors must be replaced if distance between brake surfaces becomes less th...

Page 69: ...clear of the ground Close the ball socket latch by pushing downward into the recess The release handle should close smoothly if the ball has been seated correctly into the socket If the release handle does not close DO NOT TOW THE TRAILER Insert safety pin through hole To make sure that the connection is secure lower the tongue jack until the ram has lifted the trailer hitch and trailer tongue con...

Page 70: ...way To unhitch your trailer from the tow vehicle place the trailer on a level and paved surface and chock both trailer wheels to prevent any movement forward or backward Unhook the safety chains wiring harness and if so equipped the brake break away cable Then using the trailer tongue jack raise the hitch up and clear the ball In this position the trailer tongue should be left somewhat bow high so...

Page 71: ...er the number the wider the tire will be 65 Indicates the aspect ratio which gives the tire s ratio of height to width R Indicates a radial type tire 15 Indicates the wheel or rim diameter in inches Tire Ply Composition and Materials Used Indicates the number of plies or the number of rubber coated fabric in the tire tread and sidewall Tire manufacturers also must indicate the ply materials in the...

Page 72: ...ing cuts bulges and other signs of damage or excessive wear If internal damage to the tire is suspected have the tire demounted and inspected in case it needs to be repaired or replaced For your safety tires that are damaged or show signs of excessive wear should not be used because they are more likely to blow out or fail Improper or inadequate trailer maintenance can cause tires to wear abnormal...

Page 73: ...e Label Improper weight distribution can place excessive strain on the towing vehicle and trailer It can also cause the trailer to fishtail sway side to side Be sure gear and luggage are distributed evenly in the boat GLOSSARY OF TIRE TERMINOLOGY Tire label A label showing the tire sizes recommended inflation pressure and the maximum weight the trailer can carry Tire Identification Number TIN A nu...

Page 74: ...sure The cold inflation pressure found on the certification label or tire label located on the port forward side of the trailer Bead area of the tire Area of the tire next to the rim Sidewall of the tire Area between the bead area and the tread Tread area of the tire Area of the perimeter of the tire that contacts the road when mounted on the trailer Rim The metal support wheel for a tire upon whi...

Page 75: ...nch 8 Parking Brake 9 Center Swing Jack 10 Swing Jack Mounting Plates 11 Wheel and Tire 12 Fiberglass Fender 13 Side Marker Light Amber 14 Trailing Arm and Hub 15 Rear Side Marker Light Red 16 Stop Turn Light 17 Backup Light 18 Ratchet Tie Down Strap 19 Keel Roller 20 Center Bunk Board 21 Outside Bunk Board 22 Fender Board 23 Complete Torsion Axle RANGERTRAIL PARTS ...

Page 76: ...ncluding blistering chalking discoloration or stars wood finishes varnish stains and paints plastics plated or painted metal stainless steel finishes and anti fouling bottom paint 6 Damage including due to rainwater leakage deterioration fraying tearing wearing or shrinkage of carpet upholstery including fabric and vinyl exterior canvas tops enclosures weather covers or other soft goods 7 A fiberg...

Page 77: ...to Claims asserted by or against you individually and iv provide a written statement stating the disposition of each Claim and a concise written explanation of the basis for the award and shall make specific findings of fact and conclusions of law to support any arbitration award Unless inconsistent with applicable law and except as otherwise provided herein each party shall bear the expense of it...

Page 78: ...76 Notes ...

Page 79: ...ting band of color indicate that the channel splits If the buoy is a can with a red band then the preferred channel is to the starboard side of the buoy If the buoy is a nun with a green band then the preferred channel is to the port side of the buoy Going upstream the RIGHT Starboard side of the channel is marked with even numbered RED buoys nuns or spars the LEFT Port side of the channel is mark...

Page 80: ...Fishing Holdings LLC d b a Ranger Boats P O Box 179 Flippin Arkansas 72634 870 453 2222 Copyright MMXVI Fishing Holdings LLC d b a Ranger Boats Printed in USA R 6160 2 17 1500 17MY ...

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