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Owner’s Manual Page 76Operation - Section D
Operation
D - 1 PRE-CRUISE INSPECTION
This boat may exceed the performance of
other boats you may have driven in the past.
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boat.
The pre-cruise inspection is very important
before operating the boat. Bring all safety
equipment required by local laws. Perform
a pre-cruise inspection before each ride to
detect potential problems during operation.
The pre-cruise inspection can help you
monitor wear and deterioration before
they become a problem. Correct any prob-
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rized Scarab dealer if necessary.
Note: Pre-cruise inspection should be conducted
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A. Before Starting the Engine
1. Inspect the hull for damage. Clean as required.
Excessive dirt or marine growth will effect your
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2. Inspect jet pump water intakes. Remove any
blockages.
3. If your boat has been out of the water, check to
see that all bilge water has drained out. Install hull
drain plugs.
4. Check all deck hardware to include tower and
bimini top (if applicable) for serviceability. Tighten
fasteners as needed.
5. Open engine compartment. Inspect for fuel odors
and visible leaks in the fuel, oil, coolant, and
exhaust systems. Visually inspect engine(s) for
cracked hose, defective belts, or other signs of
potential engine problems. If problem exists con-
tact your Scarab dealer immediately. Do not start
engine until issue is corrected. Check engine oil,
coolant and battery water levels. Check battery
electrolyte range.
6. If your boat has been in the water, Check the
bilge water level and bilge pump operation. Run
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7. Oper ate the bilge blower for at least four (4) min-
utes before engine start-up. Check the blower
output.
Gasoline vapors can explode resulting injury or
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engine compartment bilge for gasoline or
vapors. Operate blower for four minutes, and
verify blower operation. ALWAYS run the blow-
er when the vessel is operating below cruising
speed.
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slightly less than capacity. Allow for fuel expan-
sion.
9. Check the operation of the electrical system and
navigation lights.
10. Check operation of steering system, control lever
and operation of horn.
11. Be sure all necessary safety equipment is on
board and in good working condition. Examples
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along extra drinking water.
12. Check that other important equipment is on board.
Examples include mooring lines, anchor and line,
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13. Make sure passengers and crew know what to
do in case of an emergency and how to operate
safety equipment.
14. Always keep accurate up-to-date charts of your
boating area on board. Make sure navigational
equipment is on board and functioning properly.
15. Make sure all required documents are on board.
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ashore.
17. Keep an eye on the weather. Get a current
weather report. Determine if the cruise planned
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