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OPERATING
YOUR
YACHT
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Most people who purchase a Silverton yacht
have boat handling knowledge and experience
with other types of vessels. This section of the
Owner’s Manual provides basic information
concerning the safe operation of your yacht
and is a review of the information contained
in each of the “Systems Sections”. Be certain
to read and have a thorough understanding of
all systems described in this Owner ’s Manual
BEFORE you operate your yacht. Even if you
are an experienced yachtsman, you can bene
fi
t
from reviewing the information contained in
this section.
The
fi
rst cruise on your new Silverton yacht
should be a time for you to become acquainted
with the vessel. Before you depart on your
fi
rst
cruise, you should be able to answer YES to the
following questions:
Has your Silverton dealer completed the
“Pre-Delivery Service Inspection”?
Have you and your Silverton dealer signed
the “Pre-Delivery Service Record”?
Have you completed and mailed all warranty
registration cards?
Have your read and do you have a complete
understanding of this Owner ’s Manual and
the O.E.M. Manuals included with your
owner’s packet?
Does your yacht’s safety equipment comply
with all United States Coast Guard and local
regulations?
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Is your safety equipment in operable condi-
tion and accessible, if needed?
Has your Silverton dealer reviewed the op-
eration of your yacht and its systems with
you?
Has your Silverton dealer answered all of
your questions concerning the operation of
your yacht and all of its systems?
If you have completed the above preliminary
steps, you are ready to take your
fi
rst cruise. Be-
fore you depart, give some thought to the cruise
itself. Choose a calm day, if possible, and take
only those people who will be members of your
regular crew. Leave guests on shore, so that you
are able to concentrate on learning as much as
possible about your new Silverton yacht without
unnecessary distractions.
Engine Start-up Preparation
Prior to your initial or
fi
rst seasonal engine start-
up, refer to the fuel safety checklist and follow
the below listed procedures:
Be certain all electrical circuit breaker
switches are turned OFF.
Raise the engine compartment access hatch
and use your sense of smell to detect any
fuel fumes.
If ANY fuel fumes are detected:
Evacuate your yacht IMMEDIATELY.
Notify the dockmaster.
Open all hatches, doors, and windows to
provide natural ventilation.
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