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Owner’s Manual Page 36Boating Safety & Information - Section A
lines available, and attach them to the bow eyes or
stern eyes only. Have all passengers slip on life jack-
ets and take a seat in a protected area of the boat.
Lines can snap or other hardware can be
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conditions, this can cause severe injury or
fatality.

(15 MPH).
When towing your boat in water, pinch the exhaust
manifold water outlet hose on the engine(s) with a
large hose pincher. This will prevent the exhaust sys-
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into the engine. Without the engine running there
isn’t any exhaust pressure to carry the water out the
exhaust outlet.
NOTICE
Failure to pinch the exhaust manifold water
outlet hose may result in damage to the engine.
If your boat must be towed in water and you do
not have a hose pincher, be sure to stay well
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(15 MPH).
NOTICE
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er must be removed before operating the boat.
Failure to do so will result engine damage.
A - 18 HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS
A. Storms
Storms sometimes appear without advance notice.
Although weather information from meteorological ob-
servation and reporting stations is available, weather
bureaus are known to have failures in their predic-
tions or information gathering equipment. There is no
substitute for a strong understanding of what action
to take when the weather takes a turn for the worse.

to recognize these signals and monitor your local
weather forecasts before leaving port.
The present and forecasted weather conditions are of
primary consideration, but a threat of possible storms
should always be a concern. Observance of the
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 
storm indicators.
 
monitor forecast. If your boat has a VHF radio,
check the weather channels.
 
port if time allows.
 
all loose gear below deck and tie down any gear
required to remain on deck.
 
passengers are wearing their PFDs.
 
waves by rigging a sea anchor off the bow. If
there is no sea anchor on board, use a canvas
bucket or any object that will offer resistance.
 
be 18 inches diagonally and placed 12 feet above
the waterline.
B. Fog
Fog is a result of either warm surface or cold surface
conditions. You can judge the likelihood of fog forma-
tion by periodically measuring the air temperature
and dew point temperature. If the spread (difference)
between these two temperatures is small, you likely
will incur a fog situation. Remember the following
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 
 
position on the chart while continuing to log your
course and speed.
 
PFDs.
 
sounding and match them with soundings on your
charts.
 
 
engine and listen for fog signals.
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vals to warn other boaters.
 
anchor. Listen for other fog signals while continu-
ing to sound the proper fog horn or bell for a boat
at anchor.
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