Owner`s manual

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property damage insurance on your boat as you do on your

automobile. You should also protect your investment by insur-

ing your boat against physical damage or theft.

Discharge of Oil

The Federal Water Pollution Control Act prohibits the dis-

charge of oil or oily waste into or upon the navigable waters

of the United States or the waters of the contiguous zone

(if such discharge causes a ﬁlm or sheen upon or a discolor-

ation of the surface of the water or causes a sludge or emul-

sion beneath the surface of the water). Violators are subject

to penalties of $5,000 or more.

Disposal of Plastics and Other Garbage

Plastic refuse dumped in the water can kill ﬁsh and marine

wildlife and can foul propellers and water intakes. Other

forms of garbage can litter beaches and make people sick.

U.S. Coast Guard regulations completely prohibit the dump-

ing of plastic refuse or other garbage mixed with plastic

anywhere, and restrict the dumping of other forms of gar-

bage within speciﬁed distances from shore. Proper disposal

of garbage helps protect our waterways and marine life.

Marine Sanitary Device

If your boat has a Marine Sanitation Device, it is illegal to

discharge the waste into the water in most areas. You are

responsible for being aware of and obeying all local laws

concerning waste discharge. Consult with the Coast Guard,

local marina or your dealer for information.

HAZARD COMMUNICATION LABELS

Some or all of the hazard communication labels shown below

can be found in various locations on board your boat. The la-

bels appropriate for your boat are determined by the standard

and optional equipment actually installed on board your boat

upon delivery. Check with your dealer to nd out what labels

your boat should have. If any label is missing, ask your dealer

for a free replacement. Premier has all labels available online.

Go to www.shop.pontoons.com to get replacement label.

IMPORTANT: The Purpose of these labels is to prevent ac-

cidents, injury, or death. Make sure everyone on board reads

and fully understands them! A complete list of these labels is

available from Premier Marine.