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NEVER

•  obstruct portable extinguishers in lockers

•  obstruct safety controls (shut off valves, switches) 

•  modify craft's systems, especially fuel.

•  fill any fuel tank whilst machinery is running

•  smoke while handling fuel

•  use gas lights in craft

The working deck is the area of the boat that is safe for use at all times. Areas outside the 

specified working deck should only be used whilst leaving or arriving at a mooring or 

whilst the boat is not underway.

On this boat, the working deck area is defined as:

On the aluminium treadplate, amidships

Warning

Most slips and falls occur during boarding and disembarking. Be aware 

that wet decks can be slippery. Wear slip resistant footwear at all times.

6 NAVIGATION & OPERATION

6.1 Use of Engines

The craft is fitted with the following motive power: Engine 4 stroke spark-ignition

Max 9.9hp 4 stroke outboard Propeller As supplied with motor

Before starting the engine:

•  Check fuel lines for damage and leaks.

• Check the bilge water level.

• Ensure that ventilation openings are clear to prevent overheating

• Ensure there is sufficient fuel for the anticipated journey - including a margin for 

contingencies.

• Take care not to damage fuel lines and check regularly that they are in good condition

• Avoid placing flammable materials on or near hot parts.

RowingSolutions Ltd                                           Owner’s Manual  CAT2014                                                           Page 14

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Summary of Contents for CAT2014

Page 1: ...afety ensure that you obtain handling and operating experience before assuming command of the craft Any boat dealer or national sailing federation or yacht club will be pleased to advise you of local...

Page 2: ...al System 4 2 DC System 4 2 1 Fuel System 4 3 Steering System 4 4 PRE LAUNCH OBSERVATIONS 5 Recommended Safety Equipment 5 1 Risk of Loss of Stability 5 2 Risk of Flooding 5 2 2 Strainers 5 3 Risk of...

Page 3: ...sea schools or competent instructors Regardless of the craft s seaworthiness and its certified design category protection from freak sea and wind conditions cannot be guaranteed Beware of offshore win...

Page 4: ...fety and pleasure It contains details of the craft the equipment supplied or fitted its systems and information on their operation Please read it carefully and familiarise yourself with the craft befo...

Page 5: ...d discharge opening for extinguisher 2 3 Explanation of Hazard Warnings Danger Denotes an extreme intrinsic hazard exists which would result in high probability of death or irreparable injury if prope...

Page 6: ...3 For maximum weight limit see 3 2 3 3 1 1 RCD Design Category Explanation This vessel carries the CE marking shown here to indicate that it complies with the EU Recreational Craft Directive It has b...

Page 7: ...t Beam between hull centres Beam of Individual Hull BCB 300 1300 300 Maximum draft Beam between hull centres Beam of Individual Hull B 300 1300 300 3 2 2 Maximum Recommended Power Power measurement to...

Page 8: ...se flammable solvents i e kerosene for bilge cleaning however oily it becomes 4 2 Electrical System ALWAYS Check battery and charging system condition before going to sea Disconnect and remove the bat...

Page 9: ...bles below which show the settings of the overload protection breakers fuses The DC system consists of the following circuits The battery selector switch is located at Main DC Panel Board Location Rem...

Page 10: ...eep batteries clean and dry 6 The life of some battery types is shortened if drained to zero charge It is recommended that a battery not be discharged more than 50 If the battery does become run down...

Page 11: ...teering system has the following components Steering Hardware Turning device Mechanism Wheel Drive unit Direct link Flexible cable The craft is fitted with the following steering position s 1 Fwd star...

Page 12: ...The sea can be unpredictable Be prepared by carrying the above equipment as a minimum at all times Warning The boat should never carry more than the manufacturer s recommended load The load should be...

Page 13: ...ted to ensure free movement In addition it is recommended that all but drains and bilge discharges are closed when the craft is to be left unattended Ref Description Location Means of Closure 1 Stbd h...

Page 14: ...e slippery Wear slip resistant footwear at all times 6 NAVIGATION OPERATION 6 1 Use of Engines The craft is fitted with the following motive power Engine 4 stroke spark ignition Max 9 9hp 4 stroke out...

Page 15: ...boat handling before setting to sea for the first time Be aware that factors such as altitude temperature load and bottom growth may affect performance Seaways are infinitely variable and all craft c...

Page 16: ...heading out and carry replacement bulbs for all navigation lights Caution Always replace bulbs with one of the same wattage 6 5 Anchoring Mooring Towing It is the owner s operator s responsibility to...

Page 17: ...ered chemical waste Keep an absorbing cloth close by when filling tanks 7 MAINTENANCE Regular inspection and maintenance is an essential activity to ensure the boat s longevity and the crew s safety T...

Page 18: ...any work on the engine s electrical system Caution Power feeds for accessory equipment must not be taken from the voltmeter terminals Always disconnect power sources and shut off battery switch break...

Page 19: ...ect it from rain Ensure deck drains are clear Check the sacrificial anodes and replace as necessary Warning The discharge of effluent into navigable waters is forbidden by law in many areas If such di...

Page 20: ...he responsibility of the boat user to ensure that they are aware of local legislation regarding discharge 8 3 Household Waste ALWAYS Retain any household waste until it can be properly disposed of ash...

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