Four winns 238 Vista, Руководство пользователя

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Vista Owners Manual
10/93
Section P
Page 6
NOTICE
The 278 model trailer requires special permits
because of the width of the load. Consult your
Four Winns dealer for assistance.
Figure P9: Rear Tie Down Straps
Below is a list of general procedures which can be fol-
lowed.
NOTICE
Be sure to read the manufacturer’s literature in-
cluded with this manual before towing your Four
Winns boat and trailer.
1. Position actuator ball socket above ball hitch.
2. Hold release handle in open position. See Figure
P4.
3. Lower trailer tongue until ball is seated or rests in
ball socket.
4. Close release handle.
The release handle will close freely with finger pres-
sure when ball is properly seated in socket. If the
handle does not close freely, do not tow trailer. DO
NOT force handle into closed position. Inspect ac-
tuator for bent parts or cause of improper operation.
NOTICE
Keep the coupler clean and lubricated to pre-
vent damage to the coupler.
I. Tie-downs
The boat should be secured to the trailer by tie-downs to
prevent damage to the hull. The boat may shift or bounce
against the bunks or hull supports if not secured. It may
also slide or fall off the trailer while being towed.
There are two types of tie-downs being used:
1. Bow Tie-downs: A bow stop to hold the front of your
boat in place is located on the winch stand. It should
be positioned so that the winch line pulls straight and
is parallel to the trailer frame. A separate tie-down
should then be attached to hold the boat. See Figure
P8.
Figure P8: Bow Tie Down Strap
NOTICE
DO NOT rely on the winch cable (or line) alone to
hold the bow of the boat against the bow stop. A
bow tie-down is provided with the Four Winns
trailer.
2. Rear Tie-downs: It is very important that the transom
is resting securely on the bunk supports at the rear of
the trailer. Rear tie-downs are provided to secure the
boat to the trailer. Tighten the tie-downs to prevent
the boat from moving. See Figure P9.
P - 3 OPERATION
A. Hitching Trailer
Before towing, the trailer must be properly hitched to the
tow vehicle.