Wellcraft Cruisers Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 25)

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED

EQUIPMENT

The following list (not an exhaustive list) indi-

cates some additional recommended equipment

which should be considered for safe, enjoyable

boating.

Tools

• Spark plug wrench

• Hammer

• Screwdrivers

• Jackknife

• Pliers

• Electricians tape

• Adjustable wrench

• Lubricating oil

• Prop wrench

• Duct tape

Spare Parts

• Extra Bulbs

• Spare Propeller

• Extra fuses

• Extra drain plug

• Spark plugs

• Spare wire

• Extra prop nut/washer

Basic Gear

• Flashlight

• Spare batteries

• Tow line

• Oar or paddle

• Mooring lines

• Compass

• Dock fenders

• Distress signals

• First aid kit

• Boat hook

• Foul weather gear

• VHF Radio

• EPIRB

• Suntan lotion

• Extra warm clothing

• Charts

• Second Anchor & line

• Ring life buoy with length of line attached

• Dewatering device (pump or bailer)

• Emergency supply of drinking water and food

SAFE BOATING COURSES

Your local U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and the

U.S. Power Squadrons offer comprehensive

safe boating classes several times a year. You

may contact the Boat/U.S. Foundation

at 1-800-336-BOAT (2628) or, in Virginia,

1-800-245-BOAT (2628) for a course schedule

in your area. Also contact your local U.S. Coast

Guard Auxiliary or Power Squadron Flotilla for

the time and place of their next scheduled

class.

DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

The operator is responsible for the safety of all

passengers. Refrain from the use of drugs

and/or alcohol while operating your boat. Opera-

tion of motorized vessels while under the

influence is a Federal offense carrying a signifi-

cant penalty. The use of drugs and/or alcohol

will decrease reaction time, impede judgment,

impair vision and inhibit your ability to safely

operate a boat.

SAFE OPERATION

Avoid product misuse including but not limited

to the following actions:

• Riding seat back, gunwale, engine cover,

bow or in other unsafe positions.

• Failure to use handholds or and other safety

hardware.

• Overloading or improper handling.

• Excessive speeds for operating conditions or

speeds exceeding the local limit. Allow

enough distance to stop in an emergency.

Observe “No Wake” warnings. The wake from

your boat can jeopardize the safety of others.

2-5

Alcohol consumption and boating do

not mix. Operating any boat while

intoxicated or under the influence of

drugs is both dangerous and illegal.

Impaired vision or judgment on the

water can quickly lead to disaster.

Driving any boat, requires sober, atten-

tive care. Federal laws prohibit

operating a boat under the influence of

alcohol or drugs. These laws are vigor-

ously enforced.

WARNING

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