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This is a common sense approach. If you’ve been boating in dirty water, cleaning out the sea strainer
now instead of waiting until the debris inside it has dried (and therefore become more difficult to remove)
makes sense. You want to check the paddlewheel, rudder, propeller, and propeller shaft to make sure they
appear intact, too, especially if you suspect that you may have struck something submerged during the
outing. These are easy checks after the boat has been loaded on the trailer and removed from the water.
Check anything else on the boat that did not function as expected during the outing and seek
assistance from your authorized Axis dealer about any concerns and issues prior to the next outing.
Axis recommends keeping a chart or binder with information from your outing. If you note the
conditions during the outing, the length of time, and the final readings, you’ll have a much better idea of
normal operations. That gives you the clues you need when readings are different or you are anticipating
an outing that will be different and you need to prepare for those conditions.
Give the boat a good general cleaning as outlined in the On-Going Care information that precedes this
section.
As noted earlier, On-Going Care is important. Read that section to determine the normal expectations
regarding routine care.
AFTER
50 HOURS
ON THE
HOURMETER
If you have not done so previously, check the fire extinguishers and personal flotation devices. Check
the condition of (and replace as necessary) drain plugs, bilge pumps, and exhaust flaps. Repair or replace
anything that appears damaged or incapable of performing its function.
Have the oil changed by your authorized Axis dealer. Due to the environmental concerns and the
confined areas in which to work, Axis strongly encourages boat owners to have oil changes performed by
an authorized Axis dealer.
AFTER
100 HOURS
ON THE
HOURMETER
OR ANNUALLY
(WHICHEVER COMES FIRST)
There are certain maintenance routines that must be performed. Due to the complexity of this
maintenance, Axis recommends it be completed by your authorized Axis dealer.
Your dealer will verify many functions of the boat for you, some of which, should never be tested or
checked by the consumer, such as the pressurized fuel systems that require unique tools.
Even when the authorized Axis dealer performs the annual maintenance work, consumers are well-
advised to pay attention to several components on the boat. These include:
2016 Axis Wake Research Owner’s Manual . . . Page 4-13
CHECK THE
OTHER COM-
PONENTS
NOTE HOW
MUCH
FUEL AND
BATTERY
CHARGE
WERE USED
CLEAN THE
BOAT
CHECK THE
SAFETY
EQUIPMENT
OIL CHANGE