Components
the
loss
of
most
steering
control.
Also,
without
engine
power,
the
boat
could
slow
rapidly.
This
could
cause
people
and
ob-
jects
in
the
boat
to
be
thrown
forward.
1.
Cord
2.
Clip
3.
Engine
shut-off
switch
When
constant
speed
is
desired,
tighten
the
adjuster
to
maintain
the
desired
throttle
set-
ting.
Engine
shut-off
cord
(lanyard)
and
clip
The
clip
must
be
attached
to
the
engine
shut-
off
switch
for
the
engine
to
run.
The
cord
should
be
attached
to
a
secure
place
on
the
1.
Cord
operator’s
clothing,
or
arm
or
leg.
Should
the
2.
Clip
operator
fall
overboard
or
leave
the
helm,
the
3.
Engine
shut-off
switch
cord
will
pull
out
the
clip,
stopping
ignition
to
the
engine.
This
will
prevent
the
boat
from
running
away
under
power.
WARNING!
At-
tach
the
engine
shut-off
cord
to
a
secure
place
on
your
clothing,
or
your
arm
or
leg
while
operating.
Do
not
attach
the
cord
to
clothing
that
could
tear
loose.
Do
not
route
the
cord
where
it
could
become
entangled,
preventing
it
from
functioning.
Avoid
acci-
dentally
pulling
the
cord
during
normal
operation.
Loss
of
engine
power
means
1.
Cord
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