CAT USER MANUAL MASTER 2016
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1. NEVER senn Dispose overboard of any oil paint or other chemical that is potentially harmful to the environment Sanctions are in place in most parts of the world for those who disregard this rule A Any oil must be treated as chemical waste Warning 8 2 Black amp Grey Water The discharge of effluent into navigable waters is forbidden by law in many areas If such discharge causes a film or sheen upon or a Warning discoloration of the surface of the water or causes a sludge or emulsion beneath the surface of the water violators may be subject to a penalty It is the responsibility of the boat user to ensure that they are aware of local legislation regarding discharge 8 3 Household Waste ALWAYS aaa Retain any household waste until it can be properly disposed of ashore 8 4 Noise NEVER 005 Make excessive noise Most people take to the water for relaxation which is ruined by noise NEVER Run the engine or generator unnecessarily 8 5 Wash Waves ALWAYS 05 Adapt your speed to the water in which you are navigating Consider the comfort and safety of other particularly small boats around you When at sea for periods longer than space allows onboard storage of waste only jettison organic waste Warning Be aware that in some areas speed restrictions are in place to avoid erosion of banks coastline Warning 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 02. clear to prevent overheating e Ensure there is sufficient fuel for the anticipated journey including a margin for contingencies e Take care not to damage fuel lines and check regularly that they are in good condition e Avoid placing flammable materials on or near hot parts 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 15 A Danger If a fuel leak or fumes are detected do not start the engine Ensure all crew leave the boat and have a qualified person repair the fault as soon as possible A Warning Controls installed with the motor must have a start in gear v device It is the owner s responsibility to ensure this is so should the engine or its controls be repaired replaced 6 2 Handling Characteristics This craft is primarily intended to be supported by a combination of buoyancy and planing forces Maximum engine power 14 kW 20 hp Maximum speed 17 knots 19 mph Periodic inspection of the propeller for excessive wear or damage is recommended in order to maintain peak performance and to maximise the longevity of the engine Ensure all crew are informed about the craft s behaviour Before conducting any rapid acceleration or high speed manoeuvres passengers must be warned to sit and hold on The helmsman may have to take sharp avoiding action at an
3. e Check the sacrificial anodes and replace as necessary The discharge of effluent into navigable waters is forbidden by law in AN many areas If such discharge causes a film or sheen upon or a discoloration of the surface of the water or causes a sludge or emulsion Warning beneath the surface of the water violators may be subject to a penalty It is the responsibility of the boat user to ensure that they are aware of local legislation regarding discharge ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENE The previous sections of this manual provide information on how to protect the boat and its crew from the environment This section gives information on how the environment may be protected from the boat and its crew The environment should be understood as including one s neighbours as well as the world of plants and animals In many regions of the world there are strictly enforced regulations regarding environmental protection It is the responsibility of the owner operator to be aware of applicable regulations and to ensure compliance with them 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 20 8 1 Leakage of Petrochemicals ALWAYS aaaea Investigate the source of any oil leaks as soon as possible Dispose of recovered spilt oil correctly Have oil absorbing cloths or rolls on board
4. of the overload protection breakers fuses The DC system consists of the following circuits The battery selector switch is located at Main DC Panel Board Location Removal of Batteries N A only one battery N A engine harness only Battery Bank Voltage Rating Battery Location Disconnect Switch Single Battery 12 38Ah Below passenger seat N A To remove the battery cables 1 Turn off all items drawing power from the battery 2 Turn the battery switch to the OFF position 3 Remove the negative cable first then the positive cable To replace the cables first replace the positive cable then the negative N Ensure that the battery space is well ventilated at all times Caution 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 10 When charging and dis connecting a battery ensure that no water or metal objects can contact the terminals Caution Battery Disconnection Battery selector switch location N A only one battery Disconnect switch location s See table of batteries Batteries should be disconnected when not in use and especially while the boat is unattended Essential service such as electric bilge pumps are wired directly to the batteries and will run even if the battery disconnect switch is open Do not disconnect all batteries while the
5. 4 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Engine Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 11 1 On centerline on aft deck crossbeam Refer to manufacturer s instructions for details of the above equipment gt arning gt J AY J Q O s gt Warning gt Warning Do not smoke or use open flame when filling with fuel when working on the fuel system and when in the engine room Never use a flame to check for leaks Inspect fuel lines at least annually Replace if deterioration or openings are found If leakage is detected have the system repaired before further use System repairs should be made by a competent person 4 4 Steering System The boat s steering system has the following components Steering Hardware Turning device Mechanism Wheel Drive unit Direct link Flexible cable The craft is fitted with the following steering position s 1 Fwd starboard corner of decking A Caution A Caution Refer to the system manufacturer s documentation for information pertaining to the steering gear All components of the steering system must undergo periodic inspection and maintenance to ensure safe operating conditions Refer to the maintenance section of this manual for further details 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www row
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7. IS MANUAL This manual has been compiled to help you to operate your craft with safety and pleasure It contains details of the craft the equipment supplied or fitted its systems and information on their operation Please read it carefully and familiarise yourself with the craft before using it Ensure that everyone who will operate the vessel reads this manual before setting out This manual complies with the EU Recreational Craft Directive RCD and should not be perceived as an exhaustive guide to the vessel A manual is not a replacement for experience and common sense 2 1 Original Equipment Manufacturer OEM Manuals This manual includes important fundamentals regarding equipment supplied by manufacturers More detailed information regarding such equipment can be found in manuals provided by the OEM A list of these manuals is given here e Engine e Steering gear e Navigation lights e Batteries 2 2 Safety Labels 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 5 The craft and this manual show symbols which advise the owner operator and crew of imperative safety precautions to follow when operating and or servicing equipment The following symbols may be found on your craft They should be respected at all times S mi D gt D gt e EJE Haza
8. RowingsSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 1 Owner s Manual CAT2016 Please keep this manual in a secure place and hand it over to the new owner when you sell the craft If this is your first craft or you are changing to a type of craft you are not familiar with for your own comfort and safety ensure that you obtain handling and operating experience before assuming command of the craft Any boat dealer or national sailing federation or yacht club will be pleased to advise you of local sea schools or competent instructors 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 CONTENTS WELCOME Boating Experience Responsibility ABOUT THIS MANUAL Original Equipment Manufacturer OEM Manuals Safety Labels Explanation of Hazard Warnings GENERAL ARRANGEMENT Boat Identification amp CE Marking Classification RCD Design Category Explanation Principal Dimensions Hull Size Maximum Recommended Power Weights SYSTEMS DESCRIPTIONS Bilge Pumps Electrical System DC System Fuel System Steering System PRE LAUNCH OBSERVATIONS Recommended Safety Equipment Risk of Loss of Stability Risk of Flooding Strainers Risk of Fire Risk of Falling Overboard NAVIGATION amp OPERATION Use of Engines Handling Characteristics Visibility from the Main Steering Posit
9. and or pull fuses before checking electrical wiring or connectors 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 19 e Check all wiring for proper support e Check all wiring insulation for signs of fraying or chafing e Check all terminals for corrosion corroded terminals and connectors should be replaced or thoroughly cleaned e Tighten all terminals securely and spray them with light marine preservative oil 7 2 Winter Storage Your boat and the systems and fittings on board can be damaged if they are not properly prepared for the winter You should refer to the advice given in the various handbooks supplied with this manual In addition to this you should for example consider the following e Disconnect any gas bottles and place them in safe storage e Fill the diesel tanks to reduce the effects of condensation e Remove charge and store the batteries in a warm and dry ventilated place e Grease the appropriate steering gear components e Drain non fuel tanks e Drain toilet bowls e Ensure the engine cooling water has the correct proportion of anti freeze e Take away any removable delicate on board electrics and electronics e Check and protect all the systems on the boat e Remove all water from the craft and protect it from rain e Ensure deck drains are clear
10. eaves or other debris Ensure these are kept clear at all times 5 4 Risk of Fire Always keep the bilges clean and check for fuel regularly 5 5 Risk of Falling Overboard 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 14 NEVER e obstruct portable extinguishers in lockers Information obstruct safety controls shut off valves switches e modify craft s systems especially fuel e fill any fuel tank whilst machinery is running e smoke while handling fuel e use gas lights in craft The working deck is the area of the boat that is safe for use at all times Areas outside the specified working deck should only be used whilst leaving or arriving at a mooring or whilst the boat is not underway On this boat the working deck area is defined as On the aluminium treadplate amidships Most slips and falls occur during boarding and disembarking Be aware that wet decks can be slippery Wear slip resistant footwear at all times Warning 6 NAVIGATION amp OPERATION 6 1 Use of Engines The craft is fitted with the following motive power Engine 4 stroke spark ignition Max 20hp 4 stroke outboard Propeller As supplied with motor Before starting the engine e Check fuel lines for damage and leaks e Check the bilge water level e Ensure that ventilation openings are
11. eees GB SJIxxxxxMMYY Name of Boat Manufa cturel ccccscsecseseeeeeeeeeseeaeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeategs RowingSolutions Ltd RCD Design CateQGOry cccccccsececeseteeeeeeeeeeeeseasaeaeataeaeataeaeseaesegenees D INSHORE Maximum recommended number Of Pe Ople scsscscsesecereeeeeeees 3 adults 1 RCD EU Recreational Craft Directive See table in section 3 2 1 3 For maximum weight limit see 3 2 3 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 7 3 1 1 RCD Design Category Explanation C This vessel carries the CE marking shown here to indicate that it complies with the EU Recreational Craft Directive It has been assigned the Design Category explained below A boat given design category D is considered to be designed to operate in winds up to force 4 Beaufort scale and the associated wave heights significant wave heights up to and including 0 5m Such conditions may be encountered in exposed inland waters in estuaries and in moderate weather conditions 3 2 Principal Dimensions 3 2 1 Hull Size Dimensions in millimeters Length of Hull LH 4670 Length max overall LMAX 4670 Beam of hull BH 1950 Beam maximum BMAX 1950 Freeboard fwd FF 350 Freeboard amidships FM 300 Freeboard aft FA 250 Maximum draft TMAX 300 Beam between hull centres BCB 1650 Beam
12. engine is running alternator and wiring damage could occur Caution Battery Maintenance 1 Check the fluid levels in the cells if appropriate for the battery type approximately every 4 weeks and weekly in summer and hot zones The fluid level must be between the lower and upper markings Replenish only with distilled water Do not use metal funnel Coat battery terminal clamps with silicone grease Keep batteries clean and dry The life of some battery types is shortened if drained to zero charge It is recommended that a battery not be discharged more than 50 If the battery does become run down recharge it as soon as possible 7 Running the engine to recharge the battery may not be effective The alternator only creates charging power at higher engine speeds idling for long periods will not generate enough power to recharge the battery 8 If you need to charge a battery use only a battery charger designed to charge automotive marine batteries Use charger only when batteries are disconnected from the boat s electrical circuit Follow the charger instructions 9 If your boat will not be used for several weeks remove the batteries from the boat and connect them to a charger 4 3 Fuel System ye a The craft has Portable Petrol fuel system The following components are supplied by the fuel system Item Number Location 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 22
13. fitness of the crew therefore should be taken into consideration before making any voyage 1 2 Responsibility It is the boat owner operator s responsibility to 1 Know the limitations of your boat 2 Follow the rules of the road 3 Keep a sharp lookout for people and objects in the water 4 Ensure that the anticipated wind and sea conditions will correspond to the design category of your boat and that you and your crew are able to handle the boat in these 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 4 conditions 5 Never sail when the operator is under the influence of drugs or alcohol 6 Be aware of the crew passenger s Safety at all times 7 Ensure all crew receive suitable training particularly with regards to location and operation of safety equipment 8 Reduce speed when there is limited visibility rough water people in the water nearby boats or structures 9 Ensure the craft is properly maintained at all time 10 Have the craft inspected by qualified personnel at regular intervals and whenever a cause for concern is raised and 11 Ensure compliance with all legislation in place in the area of operation These may include requirements for the carriage of life saving equipment licensing of the helmsman and respect for the environment 2 ABOUT TH
14. he boat resting on the windlass It is recommended that the chain be tied onto a local strong point 6 6 Filling With Fuel Never smoke when refuelling or inspecting or working with the fuel system Caution For locations of filler caps see 3 2 3 Use the following procedure for filling tanks e Remove portable tank s from the craft for filling ashore e Open the filler cap and start filling the tank e Check the contents of the tank by monitoring the tank level indicator e Do not fill the tank to its maximum allow for expansion e Close deck fittings tightly but do not over tighten since this will damage the rubber o rings make an entry in ship s log A Caution Fuel is considered chemical waste Keep an absorbing cloth close by when filling tanks 7 MAINTENANCE Regular inspection and maintenance is an essential activity to ensure the boat s longevity and the crew s safety This section includes a generic table which details typical inspection and maintenance intervals This is not specific to your craft and some sections will not apply The necessary frequency of service or maintenance depends upon the environment in which the boat operates The intervals listed in this section should be viewed as maximums Modifications that may affect the safety characteristics of the craft should be assessed executed and documented by competent people Caution Any change in the disposition of the masses aboard may significantl
15. ingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 12 Failure of the steering system will cause loss of control of your boat Any change in steering such as looseness tightness binding etc must be Warning checked immediately by a qualified person 5 PRE LAUNCH OBSERVATIONS 5 1 Recommended Safety Equipment 1 Life jacket or buoyancy aid for each person 8 Appropriate weatherproof clothing 2 Compass 9 Charts 3 Anchor and line 10 At least 2 wraps 4 First aid kit including compress 11 Thermal blanket 5 Bucket 12 Distress flares 6 VHF radio 13 Binoculars 7 Knife in protective sheath 14 Drinking water 5 2 Risk of Loss of Stability The stability and buoyancy of this boat has been assessed on the basis of the weights specified in section 3 2 3 The sea can be unpredictable Be prepared by carrying the above equipment as a minimum at all times C ef C my O D The boat should never carry more than the manufacturer s recommended load The load should be suitably distributed bearing in mind that stability is most significantly reduced by any weight added high up in the boat Stability can also be adversely affected by sloshing fluid Bilge water should be kept to a minimum The stability of this boat is significantly reduced at speeds above displacement speed gt EP iP cr 3 S 2 Caution Stability may be reduced when towing or lifting heavy weights using a davit or boom Cauti
16. ion Navigation Lights Anchoring Mooring amp Towing Filling With Fuel 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 Section 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 1 3 1 1 3 2 3 2 1 3 2 2 3 2 3 4 4 1 4 2 4 2 1 4 3 4 4 5 5 1 5 2 5 2 2 she 5 4 5 5 6 6 1 6 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 6 6 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 3 MAINTENANCE 7 Maintaining the Electrical System 7 1 Winter Storage 7 2 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS 8 Leakage of Petrochemicals 8 1 Black amp Grey Water 8 2 Household Waste 8 3 Noise 8 4 Wash Waves 8 5 1 WELCOME Congratulations on becoming the new owner of a CAT2016 Make sure you receive a full explanation of all systems from the person transferring ownership to you 1 1 Boating Experience If this is your first craft or you are changing to a type of craft you are not familiar with for your own comfort and safety ensure that you obtain handling and operating experience before assuming command of the craft Any boat dealer or national sailing federation or yacht club will be pleased to advise you of local sea schools or competent instructors Regardless of the craft s seaworthiness and its certified design category protection from freak sea and wind conditions cannot be guaranteed Beware of offshore winds and currents The ability experience and
17. of Individual Hull B 400 3 2 2 Maximum Recommended Power Power measurement to EN ISO 8665 Marine propulsion engines and systems Power measurements and declarations Horsepower 20Hp Kilowatts 14kW 3 2 3 Weights All weights in kilograms Kg Unladen Weight of craft lightweight without engine 200 Maximum Number of Persons 240 Heaviest allowable outboard motor 55 Portable fuel tanks 0 Baggage outboard amp other carry on weights 155 Max Load as on Builder s Plate 450 450 Essential safety equipment amp life raft 10 Weight of Fluids amp Permanent Load 10 10 Maximum Recommended Load 460 460 Weight Fully Laden 660 Note the weight of the outboard engine supplied with the boat is a maximum 52Kg 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingsSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 8 4 SYSTEMS DESCRIPTIONS 4 1 Bilge Pumps This boat is not fitted with any bilge pumps It is recommended that a bailer is carried aboard for emergency bailing purposes Ensure the bailer is protected against accidental loss Never use flammable solvents i e Kerosene for bilge cleaning however oily it becomes Warning 4 2 Electrical System ALWAYS e Check battery and charging system condition before going to sea e Disconnect and remove the battery when the craft is in winter storage cold weathe
18. on 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 13 fr Breaking waves are a serious stability hazard Caution 5 3 Risk of Flooding The following openings are marked WATERTIGHT OPENING KEEP SHUT WHEN UNDER WAY and care should be taken to observe this warning Caution 1 Port fwd inspection port 2 Port aft inspection port 3 Stbd fwd inspection port 4 Stbd aft inspection port In rough weather hatches lockers and companionway doorways should be closed to minimise the risk of water ingress Caution A Ensure all limber holes are clear Caution 5 3 1 Through Hull Fittings including Seacocks The following skin fittings are fitted in the hull of the craft They provide the front line defence against flooding and should be regularly inspected for condition Valves should be frequently operated to ensure free movement In addition it is recommended that all but drains and bilge discharges are closed when the craft is to be left unattended Ref Description Location Means of Closure 1 Stbd hull drain plug Transom of stbd hull Plastic screwed plug 2 Port hull drain plug Transom of port hull Plastic screwed plug 5 3 2 Strainers Bilge pump intakes inside the boat and intakes of water from outside the boat are fitted with protective baskets to avoid blockage by weed l
19. r areas or long term storage e Work on the electrical installation while the system is energised e Modify the craft s electrical system or relevant drawings installation alterations and maintenance should be performed by a competent marine electrical technician e Alter or modify the rated current amperage of over current protective devices e Install or replace electrical appliances or devices with components exceeding the rated current amperage of the circuit 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 9 e Leave the craft unattended with the electrical system energised except automatic bilge pump fire protection and alarm circuits e Petrol vapour can explode Only fit ignition protected marine parts to replace such items as starters distributors alternators generators etc Danger Do not use jump leads in the petrol engine tank space or carry out any activity that could create sparks gt Warning Protective terminal covers such as rubber boots on electrical connections must be in place at all times except when servicing equipment Warning 4 2 1 DC System The direct current DC electrical system derives its power from the series of batteries listed below The batteries supply the components listed in tables below which show the settings
20. rd usually followed by text description see following section Electrical Hazard Fire Hazard Fire Hazard Read the Owner s Manual Fuel fill point letter D denotes suitability for diesel fuel Sling position for safe lifting of the vessel Dedicated discharge opening for extinguisher 2 3 Explanation of Hazard Warnings Danger A Warning gt Caution Denotes an extreme intrinsic hazard exists which would result in high probability of death or irreparable injury if proper precautions are not taken Denotes a hazard exists which can result in injury or death if proper precautions are not taken Denotes a reminder of safety practices or directs attention to unsafe practices which could result in personal injury or damage to the craft or components 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingsSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 6 Denotes useful or important facts or suggestions that can greatly enhance safety and efficiency of operations Information Do not remove or obstruct any safety label Replace any label which becomes illegible Caution 3 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT 3 1 Boat Identification amp CE Marking Classification Ipe Ol BO opener ne tien eRe E eee eee eee nee CAT2016 Manufacturer s Craft Identification NUMDEN cccsceeeeeeeeeeeeee
21. the path before proceeding 6 4 Navigation Lights Night boating requires running lights The craft is not fitted with the following navigation lights The running navigation lights are controlled at the switch board Light Mounting position Anchor Portable mast Check for proper operation of navigation lights before heading out and carry replacement bulbs for all navigation lights Caution A Always replace bulbs with one of the same wattage Caution 6 5 Anchoring Mooring amp Towing It is the owners operator s responsibility to ensure that the mooring lines towing lines anchor chains and anchors are adequate for the vessel s intended use Owners should also consider what action will be necessary when securing a tow line on board Breaking strength of forward strong point 73 3 KN 7 5 tones The breaking strength of lines chains should not exceed 80 of the breaking strength of the strong point to which it is attached Caution Always tow or be towed at slow speed Never exceed the hull speed of a displacement craft when towing or being towed Caution 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 17 A tow line shall always be made fast in a way that it can be released when under load Caution When at anchor it is damaging to leave the full load of t
22. y affect the stability trim and performance of the boat Caution 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 18 Before After very 50 Every 6 Every 20 Or 100 mnth or tem Required Maintenance Service Use Hours Annual Battery Check water level TO kia peace i i a a a a Bilge aram prog eT i ee ee ee Tt St Uatiaped c ssir Whenever out of the water and always alter Hull striking an object Intro ft Include all shift linkage and pivot points a re Connections Checkforlooseness TT SC ST To jp mn paea Tx TT TT FlameAnestor Cwm SSCS Sid YY Cd cunts Fasteners Tghten o dC a i VS I SE raat _ _ a i ic ic a Fuel System Connections amp LinesChfsk rese wer x x xx i Check for leaks amp tightness of x x connections KEY X Activity required Y Activity required by qualified individual 7 1 Maintaining the Electrical System A Work on electrical wiring can create shock hazards or sparks Warning To prevent arcking or damage to the alternator always disconnect battery cables before doing any work on the engine s electrical system Caution Power feeds for accessory equipment must not be taken from the voltmeter terminals Caution Always disconnect power sources and shut off battery switch breakers
23. y time Passengers should therefore be seated and holding on when underway Seaways are infinitely variable and all craft can meet conditions that will challenge the boats handling characteristics and or the helmsman s ability Proceed with a margin for error at all times Avoid making sharp turns at Caution i speed particularly in a short seaway It is strongly recommended that helmsmen receive adequate training in AN boat handling before setting to sea for the first time Caution Be aware that factors such as altitude temperature load and bottom growth may affect performance 6 3 Visibility from the Main Steering Position Information Operator vision from the helm can be obstructed by high trim angles of the craft and other factors caused by one or more of the following conditions 66 Highfield Park Wargrave Reading RG10 8LE UK Tel 44 0 1189 401 041 Mobile 44 0 7860 224 007 E mail simon rowingsolutions com Web www rowingsolutions com RowingSolutions Ltd Owner s Manual CAT2016 Page 16 e Propulsion engine trim angles e Loading and load distribution e Speed e Rapid acceleration e Sea conditions e Rain and spray e Darkness and fog e Persons or movable gear in operator s field of vision The international regulations for preventing collisions at sea COLREGs and the rules of the road require that a proper lookout be maintained at all times and observance of right of way Make certain no other vessels are in
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