GENERAL BOATING INFORMATION
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© Copyright Jones Brothers Marine Manufacturing, Inc. 2008
4.3
Fueling
Safety during fueling requires CAUTION and COMMON SENSE. Please study the
following precautions carefully, and ask your dealer if you have questions.
Never let the odor of gasoline go unchecked. Fuel
leakage can cause fire and explosion.
4.3.1 Preliminary Procedures
IMPORTANT: Do Not use fuels that have added alcohol or alcohol derivatives. Alcohol
causes marine fuel system hoses and components to deteriorate.
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Safely moor your boat to the dock.
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Turn OFF all electrical equipment and the engine.
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Extinguish all flames or smoking materials.
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Close all ports, hatches, windows, and engine compartments, to prevent fumes from
accumulating in closed areas.
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Ensure a fire extinguisher is close by.
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Observe all safety regulations for the safe handling of fuel.
Fuel vapors are explosive and can become
trapped within the lower portions of the boat. All
hatches, windows, doors, and compartments must
be closed when fueling your boat.
4.3.2 Fueling Procedures
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Check your engine owners manual to confirm the type of fuel specified by the
manufacturer. In most cases, the engine will require mid-grade.
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Always fuel in good lighting. Gasoline spills may not be noticed in poor lighting or in
darkness.
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Keep the fuel supply nozzle in contact with the fuel tank opening to prevent any static
sparks.
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After pumping approximately 10 gallons of fuel into the fuel tank, inspect the engine
and fuel tank area for any signs of fuel leakage. Continue fueling if you do not detect
leakage or other problems.
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Watch fuel flow constantly to prevent overflow or spills.
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Allow space at the top of the tank for thermal expansion. NOTE: An over-filled fuel tank
will leak fuel from vents, causing damage to the finish of your boat.
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If fuel appears to be entering fuel tank very slowly, check for fuel vent blockage or kink
in the fuel line.
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If you operate an outboard with an oil injection system, check the engine manual for the
approved type of oil and fill the tank completely.
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Страница 7: ...WELCOME Part I...
Страница 9: ...OVERVIEW Part II...
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Страница 13: ...BOATING SAFETY Part III...
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Страница 27: ...GENERAL BOATING INFORMATION Part IV...
Страница 37: ...OPERATION Part V...
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