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Table of Contents PREFACE .10 SAFETY MESSAGES 11 OPERATION GENERAL . 17 COMPONENT SYSTEMS . 17 SAFETY EQUIPMENT 17 PASSENGER SAFETY . 17 RULES OF THE ROAD . 17 LIGHTNING . 17 DRUGS AND ALCOHOL . 18 PRE-CRUISE SYSTEM CHECK . 18 A. Before Starting The Engines . 18 B. After Starting The Engine 18 ENGINE OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES 18 A. Before Starting 18 B. Cold Engine Start – Carbureted Engines 19 C.
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Cold Engine Start – Carbureted Engines with “Turn Key Start ” 19 D. Warm Engine Starting – Carbureted Engines . 20 E. Cold/Warm Engine Start – EFI Engines . 20 F. Shifting and Control Speed . 20 G. Stopping Engine 21 GROUNDING AND TOWING 21 BOATING EDUCATION 22 A. Boating Courses 22 B. Boating Manuals or Literature .22 C. Charts and Maps .22 D. Laws and Regulations .22 BOAT OWNER REGISTRATION 22 ACCIDENT REPORTING 23 DISCHARGE OF OIL 23 DISPOSAL OF PLASTICS & OTHER GARBAGE . 23 MARPOL TREATY 23 A – 10 A – 11 A – 12 A – 13 A – 14 A – 15 A – 16 BOATING SAFETY 25 B – 1 GENERAL 25 A. Required Safety Equipment 25 B. Personal Flotation Devices (PFD’s) .25 C. PFD Types 25 D. PFD Pointers 26 E. Fire Extinguisher .26 F. Visual Distress Signal Devices 27 G. Sound Signaling Devices 27 H. Navigation Lights .28 I. Additional Recommended Equipment .28 B – 2 CARBON MONOXIDE 28 A. Properties and Characteristics of Carbon Monoxide 29 B. What Makes Carbon Monoxide .29 C. How a Person is Affected by Carbon Monoxide .29 D. Effects of Carbon Monoxide 29 E. Symptoms .29 Table of Contents Owner’s Manual Page 1 F. Treatment (Evaluate, Ventilate, Evacuate, Investigate, Take Corrective Action) 29 G. Inspection 30 H. Operation 30 I. Boathouses,SeaWallsandConfinedSpaces 30 J. The Effect of Boats Moored Along Side .31 K. Backdrafting (Station Wagon Effect) 31 L. Accumulation of Exhaust Gases-Swim Platform 32 M. DangerousActivity- “TeakSurfing “/ “Dragging ” .32 N. Cabin Appliances 32 O. Air Conditioning .32 P. Ventilation of Accommodation (Occupied) Spaces 32 Q. Running of Engines in Idle .32 R. Altitude and Sea Conditions 32 S. Portable Generator Sets 33 T. Maintenance – Engine Performance 33 U. Maintenance – External Conditions 33 V. Maintenance – Exhaust System Integrity .33 W. Maintenance – Ventilation Systems 34 X. Maintenance – Bulkhead and Deck Integrity .34 Y. Maintenance – Air Conditioning .34 Z. Maintenance – Liquid Drains 34 AA. Carbon Monoxide Monitor (Applicable Models Only) 34 B – 3 SAFE BOATING PRACTICES 35 A. Drugs and Alcohol .35 B. Safe Operation 35 C. Passenger Safety 35 D.