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OWNER MANUAL

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Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2
Warranty Informations................................................................................................................................................. 2
Safety Alerts ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Safe boating recommandations........................................................................................................................... 5
Craft data .............................................................................................................................................................................  7
Fuel tank .............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Transporting........................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Operation ............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Outboard motor ........................................................................................................................................................... 15 
Maintenance..................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Storage .............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Service assistance ........................................................................................................................................................ 18

RESCUE BOAT

430, 370

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Page 1: ...der com Introduction 2 Warranty Informations 2 Safety Alerts 4 Safe boating recommandations 5 Craft data 7 Fuel tank 9 Transporting 9 Operation 10 Outboard motor 15 Maintenance 16 Storage 18 Service assistance 18 RESCUE BOAT 430 370 ...

Page 2: ...ors Caution Please keep this manual in a safe place and easily accessible This manual is part of the boat s equipment hand it over to the new owner if you sell your boat WARRANTY INFORMATIONS WHAT IS COVERED 3D Tender boats are warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship during the period described here after DURATION OF COVERAGE The entire boat is covered for a period of 2 year fr...

Page 3: ...ge The warranty require this inspection of the boat 12 months after the date of purchase by an authorized agent Every defects on the boat will be repaired under warranty The servicing and transportation will be supported by the user as well as all the damages caused by the use of the product WHAT IS NOT COVERED The limited warranty does not include the following elements 1 An inadapted storage or ...

Page 4: ...F WARRANTY The limited warranty is transferable to a subsequent purchaser but only for the remainder of the unused portion of the limited warranty This does not apply if the vessel is used for rental or commercial use To transfer warranty plese send an email with the below information to international 3dtender com Copy of the sale agreement HIN number of the craft Name adress email address of the ...

Page 5: ...outboard gear shift is in neutral posi tion the propeller may continue to rotate enough to cause serious ejury 4 Know your boat Knowing your boat is the foundation of good seamanship which is simply managing a boat and encompasses navigation safety boat handling line handling anchoring troubleshooting of en gine problems and appropriate amergency response 5 Take a boat safety course 85 of boating ...

Page 6: ...ities FIRE SAFETY Your boat has been concieve to be use with an outboard motor In order to protect you from all the risks of fire make sure that your boat is equipped with the appropriate equipment for firefighting All boats equipped with an outboard motor with a power superior to 25Kw must be equipped with at least one portable extinguisher the model and size must be suitable to inundate the fuel...

Page 7: ...eam cm 187 156 C Inside length cm 89 68 D Inside beam cm 60 57 E Bow locker width cm 103 89 F Stern height cm 67 58 G Bow height cm 126 75 Max passenger 8 6 Total weight Kg 50 45 NNumber of airtight chambers 3 3 Shaft Long Court Max power Ch Kw 60 HP 25 HP Front locker Standard Standard G F E XPRO RIB Aluminium ...

Page 8: ... miles Category B Craft designed to operate in winds up to Beaufort force 8 and the essociated wave heights up to 4 meters included Such conditions may be encountered on offshore voyages of sufficient length or on coastal waters when unsheltered from the wind and waves for several dozens nautical miles These conditions may also be experienced on inland seas of sufficient size for the wave height t...

Page 9: ... turned off Do not Smoke during filling the fuel tanks Caution Do not fill the fuel tank at full capacity Ne pas remplir réservoir à pleine capacité You must foresee the expansion of the fuel due to outside temperature change TRANSPORTING For optimum handling the trailer must be properly loaded and balanced Keep the center of gravity low for best handling Approximately 60 percent of the boat s wei...

Page 10: ...y functional Check fuel tank level and make sure it suits you plan Start the outboard motor and make sure it stops when the lanyard is disconnected from the switch Make sure you and every passenger are wearing a suitable personal flotation device Make sure there is an extra buoyant device that can be thrown to rescue person in the water Check that the boat is equipped with 2 paddles or oars Make s...

Page 11: ...s can delaminated Avoid subjecting your inflatable to such conditions by relieving pressure in all chambers of your boat as the day heats up or before leaving the boat exposed to hot midday sun It is highly recommended that the boat be stored in the shade or under cover when it is not being used Do not use a compressed air source to inflate the tuibe or you may compromise the integrity of the seam...

Page 12: ...he venturi drains should be left down to ensure all water fumes etc can drain from the deck To drain the bilge area please unscrew the plug which is installed on the transom Make sure this plug is correctly screwed before using the boats Load distribution Please refer to the maximum number of passengers and load capacity of the boat in this manual or on the manufacturer s plate Do not exceed the m...

Page 13: ...ne before they return to their initial positions The outboard engine plays a big role in the performance of the boat Please make sure you use a suitable outboard engine for the boat Outboard trim angle can be ajusted to improve planing and general performance Adjust the po sition of the trim rod of your motor to define the trim angle of the outboard motor in relation to the transom Make test runs ...

Page 14: ...lded on aluminium eye under the bow of the hull 3 Please note that towed dinghies need to be constantly monitored and especially at night 4 When a dinghy is towed the conditions may vary quite dramatically so the responsability for its security rests entirely with the skipper Warning No passenger should be onboard Boat shall be towed at low speed Make sure to use a tow line that is rated at least ...

Page 15: ...sionally check the clamp screws for tighness during operation of the outboard motor because they could become loose due to engine vibration It is wise to tie the engine to the transom as well as clamping eyes are provided Always use the kill switch lanyard properly The portable tank should be removed from the boat when fuelling The tank should be filled in a ventilated area Do not smoke aboard War...

Page 16: ...soapy water is best in most situations Do not use any solvents petrol etc PVC models Use solvents sparingly only on Hypalon models Test any cleaner on a piece of patch materials if in doubt Repair kit countains Fabric patches Ready to use tube of special glue Conditions necessary for a successful repair Humidity max 60 Temperature range between 18 and 25 degrees Celsius Repairs should not be carri...

Page 17: ...uing Use only recommended solvent and adhesice Identify the area to be patched This can be done by running water over the suspect area or spraying or brushing with soapy water If the hole is only small cut out a round patch of no less than 60 mm diameter Larger holes or cuts will require proportionately larger patches but always ensure you have at least 30 mm of patch around the perimeter of the c...

Page 18: ...onstantly exposed to the elements We therefore recommend you to cover your boat when not in use Upholstery When not in use boat should be removed from water Before storage the boatshould also be cleaned and rinsed with fresh water Do not cover boat before it is completely dry or mildew could grow under the cover and damage the tube material The covers should be ventilated and the drain plug left o...

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