Owner`s manual

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CAUTION
When yOUT boat is out of the water, it is important to
support the hull rornctJy to avoid arry hull tktmage.
Tiu shipping/sturagr-cradlL will provide the proper support at the recom-
mended positions. The load at the cradle support areas is less than 10
pounds per square inch. Make sure the craclle is level and completely suI'"
ported on the ground to eliminate any craclle or hull distortion. Contact
your Cruisers dealer to order a cradle.
If a factory-supplied cradle is not available. extreme care should be used
to
support the hull as shown above. Do not support boat by resting hull
on keel; the load will be more than 10 pounds per square inch! Vertical
supports must extend from chine to keel to chine with no gaps between
the
hull and cradle supports. Protect all items extending from the hull
from resting
on the suppOrt or ground. DO NOT apply any load stress to
props, stern drives or trim tabs.
Transporting
The boat must be supported on a trailer with the same care and concern
as on the ground. Cover the boat to prevent additional load being added
from rain or snow. Con taCl your dealer for assistance in transporting your
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Transporting Checklist
Check all federal. state and local regulations and requirements to
transport your boat. Arrange for any permits and escorts as
required.
Place outdrives in full tilt "up· position.
Disconnect and remove batteries to prevent accidental sparks and
spilled electrolyte.
Empty fuel tanks to
prevent fuel fumes. spilling and possible fire.
Empty freshwater system to reduce transportation weighL
Remove all items from cabinets. pockets and drawers to eliminate
damage .
Secure all drawers, cushions, doors, etc. to preven t any cabin
damage from items moving around during transport.
Secure hatches. windows, doors and canvas to prevent damage
from
wind and accidenla.l
opening .
Cover and tie the boat down securely to avoid any shifting.
tipping or sliding during transport .
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