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Development Application Part 1 of 2 - IDAS Form 1, Form 28, Checklist, vica versa doc details of attachment 13 Cooran Court Noosa Heads · OPW10/2100

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Using a Back-Winch System

> The Back-Winch system is designed to move the craft backward by placing a line over the bow-eye.

> With the line over the bow-eye, attach the end of the line with the loop to the winch.

» Make sure you have another line attached to the boat so that the boat does not get away from you when it slides back.

>» By cranking on the winch in a forward motion, the pulleys will be aft of the bow eye and will begin to slide the boat
towards the stem of the dock.

>» While cranking the winch, occasionally check the lines to ensure that nothing is binding up. Be careful of putting any
fingers between the line and the boat.

>» When the transom is at the end of the dock, you can simply get in the boat, walk to the back and the boat should slide off

the rest of the way and you are now boating.

Launching Boats with Jet Drives —- Special Considerations

To launch your Jet Drive boat, follow these simple instructions:

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Make sure your craft is tied to the dock with an extra line until you are on the craft to avoid a “runaway” watercraft
situation. Be sure that this line is well away from catching on the craft and people in case the craft comes all the way off
the dock when using the Back-Winch.

You will arrange the Back-Winch line over the bow-eye of your Jet Drive boat. By placing the line just over the bow-eye,
the line will move the boat back but will not stop the boat from sliding all the way into the water.

Do not put the line through the bow eye. This can cause the boat to “hang” by the line and it could be dangerous
getting the boat loose.

With the line over the bow-eye and the boat safely attached to the dock, and all people and animals in a safe position,
you may begin cranking the winch. This will move the boat back.

When the stern of the boat is at the stem of the V-Berth, just the weight shift of the boat and a person in the boat sitting in
the rear of the boat should cause the boat to slide the rest of the way off the dock.

With the safety line removed, you may now drive your boat.

Launching Boats with Outboard & I/O Drives - Special Considerations

An Outboard or I/O in most cases can be driven off the dock. In some cases you will want to use the Back-Winch system to slide
the boat back to the stem of the V-Berth to facilitate an easy drive-off. If you are using the Back-Winch — Follow the instruction for
“Launching Boats with Jet Drives” (above) and read the instructions in the next sections on “Using the Back-Winch System.”

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Driving the boat off: Lower your out-drive completely into the water and start your engine.

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