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Baja Marine 30 manual Required Inspection, Service Maintenance, Useful Service Information

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Section 8 • Required Inspection, Service, &

Maintenance

2.Useful Service Information

OWNER

HOME PORT

BOAT NAME

REGISTRATION NUMBER

STATE

HULL SERIAL NUMBER

WARRANTY REGISTRATION DATE

ENGINE MAKE & MODEL

SERIAL NUMBER

GEAR MAKE & REDUCTION RATIO

SERIAL NUMBER

PROPELLER SIZE

PART NUMBER

SHAFT SIZE (DIAMETER X LENGTH)

MATERIAL

FUEL CAPACITY

WATER CAPACITY

KEY NUMBER, IGNITION

DOOR

SELLING DEALER

CITY & STATE

LENGTH

BEAM

DRAFT

VERTICAL CLEARANCE

ESTIMATED WEIGHT

30 Outlaw®

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Baja Marine 30 manual Required Inspection, Service Maintenance, Useful Service Information

Contents

Baja Marine Owner’s Manual 30 OutlawSpeed changes you. TM Speed changes you. TM For information call 1-865-971-6270 or faxBaja Marine Corporation, 2600 Sea Ray Blvd., Knoxville, TN Thank You For Selecting A Baja WelcomeEveryone that operates the boat should read this manual 30 Outlaw this page intentionally left blankread, understand and use this manual Introduction1. This Manual You must learn to operate this boat as well as6. Hull Identification Number HIN 8. Service, Parts and Repair for Your BoatIntroduction HIN NumberAbout Your Express Limited Warranty Introduction 30 Outlaw Owner’s Manual Table of ContentsSection 1 Safety Section 3 Using Your BoatSection 5 Fuel System 30 Outlaw Owner’s Manual Table of ContentsSection 7 Options & Accessories Section 8 Required Inspection, Service, & MaintenanceMRP# Speed changes you. TMSAFE boating means Section 1 SafetyDANGER 1. Safety LabelsDANGER Section 1 SafetyDANGER DANGERIllustration #A Section 1 SafetyCarbon Monoxide Monitor F ig5. Lifesaving Equipment Section 1 Safety6. Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation Section 1 Safety7. Impaired Operation 9. Power Capacity + = 1082 kg= 365 kw Section 1 Safety12. Maintain Control Section 1 SafetyDANGER 11. StabilityGeneral Considerations Section 1 Safety14. Chart Your Course 13. WeatherA. Swimming Section 1 SafetyDANGER 15. Water SportsIn General Section 1 SafetyASSISTING OTHER BOATERS 16. Emergency SituationsIn the event of flooding, swamping or capsizing Section 1 SafetyF. Grounding Section 1 Safety17. Safety Hotlines E. Collisions and Leaking18. International Requirements Section 1 Safety19. Environmental Considerations Many areas prohibit overboard sewer discharge Section 1 Safety20. Nautical Terms Section 1 Safety21. Key to Symbols on Controls & Prints Section 1 SafetySection 1 Safety This Page Intentionally Left Blank0609 22. Warning Label LocationsC E Baja Marine Corp Warning Label Locations30 Outlaw This Page Intentionally Left Blank1.19 2. Passenger Locations Section 2 General Boat ArrangementF ig 1. Docking /Lifting /TraileringFig 2.2.2 HULL 3. Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances United States Standard S.A.ESpecification measurements are approximate and subject to variance Section 2 General Boat Arrangement5. Propellers Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances MetricSection 2 General Boat Arrangement 4. Propulsion SystemCleat Horn Navigation Light Bow Deck Hatches Section 2 General Boat ArrangementA. Gear Shift and Throttle Control B. Power Trim Unit and GaugeSection 2 General Boat Arrangement 7. Description of Major ControlsTop of Port Switch C. Trailer SwitchTop of Both Switches Top of Starboard SwitchFig 2.7.1 Ignition Section 2 General Boat Arrangement8. Important Gauges Section 2 General Boat Arrangement B. Oil Pressure, Water Temperature, Voltmeter and Fuel Gauges9. Navigation and Anchor Lights 1. Pre-Launch, Launch and Post- Launch Checklist Section 3 Using Your Boat2. Trailer Launching and Loading DangerSection 3 Using Your Boat DANGER5. Personal Flotation Devices Section 3 Using Your BoatPFD’s 4. Boarding7. Starting the Engine Section 3 Using Your BoatDANGER 6. Passenger Instruction and Location8. Shifting to Drive the Boat Section 3 Using Your Boat9. Stopping the Engine B. Hydraulic Steering Section 3 Using Your BoatA. Power Steering 10. Steering SystemsDANGER Section 4 Bilge & Underwater Gear1. Bilge Section 4 Bilge & Underwater Gear Maintenance2. Engines and Stern Drive b. Straighten the bent tabs on the propeller nut retainer Figure Section 4 Bilge & Underwater GearSection 4 Bilge & Underwater Gear f. Install the thrust washer, propeller, continuity washer, thrust hub, propeller nut retainer and the propeller nut onto the shaft Figure1. Fuel System Section 5 Fuel SystemSection 5 Fuel System 2. Fueling PrecautionsSection 5 Fuel System Electrical equipment, including blowers - power offthis page intentionally left blank Section 5 Fuel SystemDANGER Section 6 Electrical SystemsBattery Maintenance DANGERDANGER Section 6 Electrical Systems2. Electrolytic Corrosion & Zinc Anodes 4. Electrical Systems MaintenanceSection 6 Electrical Systems 3. Marine Electronic Cathodic Anti-corrosion System MercathodeDrive Pump Section 6 Electrical SystemsTRIM Section 6 Electrical SystemsDrive Pump w/ K-Plane Trim Tabs TRaIlERSection 6 Electrical Systems Ignition Switchsecondary lock W6s Switch Panel Wire Information FIGPlug DTP06-4s 30 Outlaw This Page Intentionally Left BlankLocation Section 7 Options & Accessories2. Automatic Fire Extinguisher System Option Section 7 Options & AccessoriesDANGER DANGERDANGER Section 7 Options & Accessories0.00 DANGEROptional performance system Section 7 Options & Accessories8. Stereo System standard performance systemD. Holding Tank Operation Section 7 Options & Accessories10. Exhaust Systems C. VacuFlush Head Option1. Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance Section 8 Required Inspection, Service Maintenanceinterval interval Section 8 Required Inspection, Service MaintenanceSummary Guide For Inspection, Service and Maintenance maintenance/service2. Useful Service Information Section 8 Required Inspection, Service Maintenance3. Inspection, Service and Maintenance Protocol Section 8 Required Inspection, Service Maintenance4. Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land Section 8 Required Inspection, Service Maintenance5. Fitting Out After Storage Section 8 Required Inspection, Service Maintenance7. Power Steering System Maintenance Section 8 Required Inspection, Service Maintenance6. Security Considerations General Section 8 Required Inspection, Service Maintenance8. Quick Reference Checklist A. Boarding the BoatGeneral Section 8 Required Inspection, Service MaintenanceQuick Reference Checklist cont’d B. Preparing to Depart and After LaunchingBoat Systems Section 8 Required Inspection, Service MaintenanceQuick Reference Checklist cont’d C. Departing GeneralE. Securing the Boat Section 8 Required Inspection, ServiceMaintenance Quick Reference Checklist cont’dProper Operating Condition Section 8 Required Inspection, Service Maintenance9. After Market Equipment Checklist EquipmentDate Section 8 Required Inspection, Service MaintenanceMaintenance Description 10. Maintenance LogDate Section 8 Required Inspection, Service MaintenanceMaintenance Description Maintenance Log Cont’d2. Fiberglass & Gelcoat Section 9 Care & Refinishing1. Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substances 3. Stains & Scratches6. Acrylic Plastic Sheeting Plastic Glass Section 9 Care & Refinishing4. Permanently Moored or Docked Boats 5. Topside Areas9. Interior Upholstery Fabric Always clean spots, stains, etc., immediatelySection 9 Care & Refinishing 8. Exterior Upholstery FabricThis Page Intentionally Left Blank Section 9 Care & RefinishingIndex Index This Page Intentionally Left Blank30 Outlaw