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cover end of the battery cables.
5. A monthly recharge or continuous trickle
charge should be applied to the battery during
storage.
Live Tank
It is important to remove the water remaining in the
hoses and pumps. Use a compressed air hose in all fit-
tings and drain holes to remove all remaining water.
Failure to remove all water from the live well system
in freezing weather could result in component damage
and/or leaks. This damage is not covered by the
Warranty.
Interior Cleaning
1. Be sure to remove everything that can hold
moisture and cause mildew. Remove and store
OFF the boat, all cushions, towels and clothing.
2. If it is necessary to store cushions on board:
> Open all zippers and elevate cover away
from the foam padding.
> Place a small plastic bowl or other round
blunt object inside the cushion to allow for
adequate air
3. Make sure the cabin is well ventilated.
4. Personal flotation devices (PFDs) and other
safety equipment must be cleaned and dried. If
left on board, equipment must be cleaned and
dried. If left on board, place them where air
can circulate around them.
5. Clean and thoroughly dry the bilge area.
Remove all rags, sponges, or other cleaning
materials from bilge area.
6. Allow the interior to completely air out for a
couple of days, weather permitting.
7. If you store your boat outside, we recommend
that you do not store it with the canvas and bow
set on. Cover with storage cover, tarp or plastic
-especially if you live in an area of heavy snow.
Whatever material you use for a cover, be sure
the boat is properly ventilated.
After cleaning, make sure everything is thoroughly dry
and air can circulate freely throughout the inside of
your boat.
If you Store Your Boat on a Trailer
1. Loosen all tie-downs to relieve the stress on the
hull.
2. Place block under the axles if tires are to come
in contact with damp ground.
3. Repack the trailer wheel bearings.
? Thoroughly wash brakes with clean
fresh water.
4. Store with the bow up, and remove the drain
plug to allow for any excess water to drain.
Recommisioning
1. Inspect the fuel system and all associated
equipment for proper connections, corrosion,
leaks, or other damage. Always be alert for the
odor of fuel vapors.
For detailed information concerning recommissioning
of the engine, refer to your engine manual.
2. Clean battery terminal posts with a wire brush
or steel wool before installing.
3. Check the charge on the battery. Recharge or
replace if necessary.
4. Inspect all battery wiring. Repair or replace if
necessary.
5. Attach the battery cables and tighten the cable
clamps.
Do not apply petroleum jelly or marine grade grease
before connecting and tightening clamps.
6. Coat the hull drain plug threads with petroleum
jelly and reinstall.
7. Clean the bilge area.
8. Test the navigational lights and all other lighting
on board.
9. Inspect all wiring for fraying, wear, loose connec-
tions, and other damage.
10. Inspect all switches, controls, and other related
equipment for proper operation.
11. Inspect all safety equipment for proper operation
and physical condition.
Trailer
1. Check the wheel bearings for water. Clean and
repack/replace as necessary.
2. Check the tires for proper inflation.
3. Check actuator and coupler is free and operating
correctly
4. Check brakes are operating correctly (check your
trailer manual for specific instructions on proce-
dures for this).