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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

 

3. When the boat is safely on the V-Berth (centered, aligned and approximately 2/3rds of the way onto the dock) apply suf-
ficient throttle to "scoot" the craft forward until the rear drive unit is completely in the Drive Notch

4. When the craft is fully docked (centered, aligned and with the drive unit in the Drive Notch) and the engine is off, the drive
unit may be trimmed or raised to remove the lower portion of the unit from the water.

Launching Your Watercraft
Launching your Watercraft - Instructions - All Watercraft

The V-Berth makes launching your craft easy and you will find that you use your craft more. Please follow the specific instruc-
tions for each craft type below

Launching Personal Watercraft — Special Considerations

» First, make sure your craft is tied to the dock with an extra line until you are on the craft to avoid a “runaway” PWC situa-
tion.

» To launch your PWC — you have 2 options depending on how far your craft is up on the dock:
1. If your craft is well forward in the V-Berth: From the bow of the craft, grab the front of the craft and simply lean into

the craft and let your body weight slide the craft. Be careful of stepping into the V-Channel as the surface of the
dock is uneven. You want to slide the craft so that the stem of the craft is even with the stem of the V-Berth

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With the stern of the PWC close to or at the stern of the V-Berth: Straddle the PWC as if you are nding it, hold on
tightly to the handlebars and shift your weight to the stern of the PWC. The weight transfer will cause the stern of
the V-Berth to flex downward and get the PWC into the water. The PWC will then slide into the water.

~ Start the PWC, remove the safety line, and be on your way

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