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TYPE OF MOTOR AND ADJUSTMENT
1. TYPE OF MOTOR
1.1 Motor’s power
The maximum and recommended powers are listed in the table of technical specifications (volume
2 of the manual).
For smaller outboards, go for tiller control, giving direct control over the boat and allowing for quick
maneuvering. Above 25 CV/HP, for greater comfort and safety, we recommend that you choose a
steering console.
1.2 Motor weight
The motor’s weight has a great influence on the planning, stability and performances of the inflatable
boat. For equal power, we recommend that you choose a light motor.
You must never exceed the maximum authorized motor weight indicated on the manufacturer’s
plate.
1.3 Motor shaft length
There are different shaft lengths available for boats. Check which length is required for yours, and use
the proper size (refer to Owner’s Manual volume 2).
2. TYPE OF PROPELLER
In order to choose the optimal propeller for your principal use, your boat and its motor must be
tested at sea. Ask your Dealer to assist you.
In general, the propeller provided with the motor is adapted to all type of navigation. Nevertheless,
according to the principal use you intend to make of the boat, go for:
A lower pitch when the boat is heavily loaded or used for water skiing.
A higher pitch that will increase the speed potential (if the boat is lightly loaded).
THE PROPELLER IS DANGEROUS.
KEEP AWAY FROM THE PROPELLER.
Where the maximum power exceeds the maximum recom-
mended power it must be treated with extreme care. It is di-
rected at experienced users using their boats for very specific
purposes (carrying heavy loads, etc.).
It is recommended that you choose your outboards’ power in
accordance with your principal boating activities.
Over-powered boat can be difficult to control. Under-powered
and you may not have that margin of security necessary to go
upwind or against the currents.
NEVER USE MOTOR POWER HIGHER THAN INDICATED ON THE
MANUFACTURER’S ID PLATE: IT COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF
CONTROL, AND YOU WOULD BE BREAKING THE LAW.
NOTICE:
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