PURSUIT C 230 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 39)

Exterior Equipment

7-1

Section 7

C230

Exterior Equipment

7.1 Deck

Rails and Deck Hardware

Rails and deck hardware perform specific

functions. Do not use for securing fenders or

mooring lines; these must be secured to the

cleats. Make sure mooring lines are clear of

rails or stanchion, or damage can result.

Some cleats are flush mount and must be

raised prior to use.

DO NOT use cleats or any other hardware

for the purpose of towing or being towed.

Inspect all hardware periodically for loosen-

ing, wear or damage. Repair or replace

immediately.

Anchor/Rope Locker

The anchor locker at the bow of the boat can

be accessed through the deck hatch. The

anchor locker is drained by a thru-hull fitting

in the hull side near the bottom of the locker.

Check it frequently and keep it clean and

free flowing.

Downriggers (Dealer Installed)

Downriggers must be installed on the deck

area aft of the gunwale board. Your boat is

reinforced in this area for the installation of

downriggers. DO NOT install or insert

downriggers in the rod holders mounted in

the gunwale boards; damage can occur.

7.2 Cockpit

Swim Platform

Your Pursuit boat is equipped with an inte-

gral swim platform. Inspection deck plates

are located in the splashwell to provide

access to the stern bilge and engine mount-

ing bolts. A deck plate on the port side of the

platform provides access to the ball valve for

the port cockpit scupper. A deck plate under

the boarding ladder provides access to the

ball valve for the starboard cockpit scupper.

Make sure these deck plates are secure

before operating your boat.

A foldaway boarding ladder is located under

the hatch on the swim platform. DO NOT

use swim platform or ladder while an engine

is running. The engines must be “OFF”

before allowing anyone to enter or exit the

boat or when they are in the water. Stow lad-

der before starting an engine.

! CAUTION

Unsecured open exterior doors and/or

hatches can slam closed and cause

injury or damage the boat. Most doors

and hatches are equipped with fasten-

ers, hatch lifters, snaps and/or straps

to secure them open make sure they

are properly secured while they are

open.

! DANGER

CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING

AND/OR ROTATING PARTS HAZARD

Poisonous CO gases are present at

the rear of the boat when an engine is

running. A rotating propeller can cut

or entangle swimmers. Both of these

hazards will cause death or serious

injury. DO NOT use the swim/boarding

platform when the engine is running.

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