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Owner’s Manual Page 101Care and Maintenance - Section E
E - 12 WEATHER COVERS
Weather covers for the cockpit areas are available
on the Scarab models. Scarab covers are designed
and intended to provide protection of the cockpit
seating areas.
device while under, in any area fully en closed,
or near any acrylic weather cover. This material
Scarab utilizes acrylic-type material for all its covers.
During the manu facture of the weath er covers, the
smallest possi ble needle and high est quality UV
stabilized, bonded polyes ter thread is used in the
stitching.
The weather cover is water repellent but not water
proof. During a hard rain, you may notice a light mist
permeating through a weather cover. This is normal.
If the seams leak, they can be sprayed with Scotch-
guard™ or similar water repel lent or a seam sealing
com pound can be applied. Keep objects from contact-
ing the inside of the cover. Leakage may occur at
point of contact.
Weather covers must be installed taut or will be
damaged by accumulation of rain water.
NOTICE
If boat is exposed to prolonged rain without a
cover, battery will discharge and bilge pump will
quit working. Boat may sink if in water.
After use, the top canvas should be rolled up into the
boot (if supplied) and secured.
NOTICE
NEVER fold or store a wet weather cover. This
than fold the enclosure cur tains. Sharp folds
NOTICE
DO NOT use the weather covers for out door
winter storage. The weight of the snow or
heavy rain can cause severe damage to the
material or top structure.
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Table I: Stain Removal
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 10
- DISCHARGE OF OIL PROHIBITED 12
- Jet Boat Warning Label 13
- CO-Helm Warning Label 13
- Jet Nozzle Warning Label 15
- Ski Tow Warning Label 15
- CO Swim Platform and 16
- Lounging Area Warning Label 16
- A - 4 GENERAL 17
- A - 5 COMPONENT SYS TEMS 17
- A - 6 SAFETY EQUIPMENT 17
- Figure A1: Type I, Wearable 18
- Figure A2: Type II, Wearable 18
- Figure A3: Type III, Wearable 19
- Figure A5: Type V, Wearable 19
- Distress Signal Table 20
- A - 7 PASSENGER SAFETY 21
- A - 8 “RULES OF THE ROAD” 21
- A - 9 LIGHTNING 21
- A - 10 DRUGS AND ALCOHOL 22
- A - 11 CARBON MONOXIDE 22
- CARBON MONOXIDE! 22
- EXHAUST FUMES! 25
- at Swim Platform 26
- Dangerous Activity 26
- A - 13 WATER SPORTS 29
- PERSONAL INJURY 29
- Figure A15: Swim Area Buoy 30
- Figure A16: Diver Down Float 30
- A - 14 HYPOTHERMIA 32
- A - 15 BASIC SEAMANSHIP 32
- Figure A21: Night Running 34
- A - 16 ANCHORING 36
- A - 17 GROUNDING AND TOWING 37
- A - 18 HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS 38
- A - 20 BOATING EDUCATION 41
- A - 22 ACCIDENT REPORTING 43
- A - 23 DISCHARGE OF OIL 43
- & OTHER GARBAGE 43
- A - 25 MARPOL TREATY 44
- Boat Systems 45
- B - 2 STEERING 46
- Adjusting Tab 47
- B - 3 PROPULSION SYSTEM 48
- A. Engine(s) 48
- B - 4 INSTRUMENTATION 49
- Figure B8: Speedometer 50
- B - 5 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 53
- Figure B12: Battery Switch 54
- Figure B14: Ignition Switch 55
- Nav/Anchor Light 56
- UP/DOWN (Toggle) Switch 56
- SET Switch 56
- MODE Switch 56
- Figure B20: Stereo 57
- Figure B23: Subwoofer 57
- Figure B23 Wiring Color Codes 59
- B - 6 FUEL SYSTEM (GASOLINE) 60
- Figure B25: Fuel Deck Fill 61
- Figure B31: Liner Drain 66
- Figure B32: Fiberglass Liner 66
- Boat Equipment 67
- C - 2 WINDSHIELD 68
- Figure C5: Windshield 69
- C - 4 WAKEBOARD TOWER 70
- C - 5 GLOVE BOX 71
- C - 6 STEREO 71
- C - 7 ANCHOR STORAGE 71
- C - 8 COCKPIT STORAGE 72
- C - 9 COCKPIT TABLES 73
- C - 10 SEATING 73
- Figure C21: Bow Seating 74
- Figure C22: Helm Bucket Seat 74
- Figure C32 Sun Pad 76
- Engine Compartment Access 77
- Operation 78
- D - 2 FUELING 79
- D - 4 STARTING PROCEDURES 81
- 82
- Neutral Lock Button 82
- D - 5 CONTROL OPERATIONS 83
- “SET”Switch 85
- “MODE” Switch 85
- Figure D6: SKI MODE Displayed 86
- D - 7 STEERING OPERATION 88
- D - 8 MANEUVERING 88
- D - 9 PRACTICE MANEUVERS 89
- D - 11 GENERAL OPERATING 91
- RECOMMENDATIONS 91
- D - 10 ACCELERATION 91
- D - 12 RETURNING TO SHORE 92
- Figure D13: Mooring Lines 93
- Care and Maintenance 94
- E - 2 FIBERGLASS REPAIRS 95
- E - 3 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION 97
- E - 4 ANTI-FOULING PAINT 97
- E - 5 HULL SUPPORT 97
- Figure E1: Cockpit Floor 98
- Figure E2: Swim Platform Mat 99
- Snap-In Carpet 102
- E - 12 WEATHER COVERS 103
- E - 13 SPECIAL PROCEDURES 106
- E - 14 WINTERIZATION 108
- )EGAREVA( 113
- Trailer Information 113
- Figure F2: Trailer Bunks 114
- Figure F1: Tire Label 114
- Figure F4: Swivel Jack 116
- Figure F10: Tail Light - LED 119
- Manual Release 121
- (See the following warning.) 123
- Figure F20: Axle Components 127
- Figure F21: Axle Components 128
- Figure F25: Sample Tire Label 129
- Figure F23: Tire Label 129
- Warranty and Service 131
- G - 6 INSURANCE COVERAGE 132
- G - 7 SERIAL NUMBER RECORD 132
- G - 8 PRE-DELIVERY SERVICE 132
- G - 9 REPLACEMENT PARTS 132
- G - 12 SCARAB APPAREL 133
- NAME / ADDRESS CHANGE FORM 135
- Nautical Glossary 139
- Float Plan 146
- Fuel Log 147
- Service Log 150
- Service Information 153
- DESIGNATED OCCUPANT POSITIONS 156
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