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Classic Accessories Cimarron manual

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    C i m a r r o n The P ontoon Boat OWNER'S MANU AL[...]

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     CIMARRON PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL T ABL E OF CONTENT S I NT R OD U CTION 4 SAF ET Y IN F ORMA TION A N D SYM BOLS 5 R ESPO NS IB I LI TI ES OF TH E OP E R A T OR ( S) 6 P R OD UCT SP E CI FI C A T ION S & C AP AC IT Y 7 I N FLA T ION 8 P ART S LI ST 9 A SS EM BL Y AN D C ARE I NSTR UCTI ON S 1 0 -14 CL E AN ANG LE R ST A TEM E NT 1 5[...]

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     CIMARRON PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL INTR ODUCT ION Co ngratulati ons on yo ur pu rchase of a Classic Ac cessories pont oon boat. This ma nual has been c ompil ed to hel p you assemb le your boa t co rrec tly and operat e it safely . It c ontains s pecic detai l s of the boat, in clu ding i t s par t s and equ ipment, a nd in formatio n [...]

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     The sy mbol t o the lef t is the Safety A ler t symbol. It is used to a ler t you to po te ntial perso nal i njur y haz ar ds. Obey al l safet y messages that fo llo w this sy mbo l to av oid possi ble i nj ur y or dea th. D AN G E R Ind icat es a pot enti ally hazardo u s sit uat ion wh ich, i f not avo ided, wil l resu lt in dea th or serious[...]

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     CIMARRON PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL RESPON SIBILITIES OF THE OPERA T OR(S) I M PORT A N T SAF ET Y I N F ORMA T IO N • Re ad this owner’ s man ual car ef ully be f ore us in g you r pont oon boat. • This is no t a life saving d ev ice . • Y ou MU S T wea r an app rove d personal  otatio n device ( PFD) . • All safety equip men[...]

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     The person /lo ad capac it y is par tly depe nde nt on pr oper seat in g and lo ad distribu tio n. Mak e sur e that y our l oad is di stribut ed eve nly a nd the sea tin g posit ion is su ch tha t, when aoa t, the boat rides le vel i n the water . W ARN IN G - DO NO T E X CE ED T HE MA XI M UM CAP AC IT Y OF TH IS B OA T U N DE R ANY CI RC U[...]

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     CIMARRON PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL I N F L A T I O N P R OP ER I NF L A TIO N Duri ng n al in  atio n, inat e until m ost of the wrin kles in t he f abric a re gone a nd it feels rm to the t ouc h, but DO NO T exceed 2 . 5 psi ( 0.1 7 bar) i n the ma in ai r cha mbers. C AU TIO N - DO N OT O VE R IN FLA TE Y OU R PON T OON BO [...]

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     P A R T S L I S T 2 Lo ngF ram e Cl evi sPi ns  S hortF ram eCle visPi ns 2 Oa rs  (pi eces  or2per  Oar) 2 Oa rlock s 2 Oa rlock  Cot ter  Pin s 2 Bl adder  R epair  Kit  (T wo0m m   sel f-a dhe siv epatch es) 1 In flati onAdap ter 1 In [...]

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    10 CIMARRON PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL A SSEMBL Y AND C ARE IN STR UCT ION S It is im por tant t o follo w these instructions t o suc cess f ul ly and safely assem ble you r Cla ssi c Acces sories Pon too n Boat. Ple ase pay par ticu lar at te ntion t o the bold f ac ed instructions a nd an y in formatio n which has this sy mbo l nex t to it.[...]

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    11 CIMARRON PONT OON BOA T A SSEMBL Y AND C ARE IN STR UCT IONS A SSEMBL Y AND C ARE IN STRUCTIONS 1. Co nfirm tha t all the pa rts ar e pr ese nt. ( See th e par ts lis t on pag e 9 ) . 2. Ide ntify the righ t and lef t pon toons . Y ou can id en tif y the ri ght and le f t pon too ns by the “R” an d “L ” la be ls sewn o n the ins ide of t[...]

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    12 • Ov er the top and mat ch ho ok and lo op st raps wit h each ot her . • Adj ust fit wit h cam buck le. Re peat for the re mai ning st rap th en atta ch the oth er pont oon to it s fr ame. 4. In flate the pont oon com ple tely . Fini sh i nflati ng th e pont oon s usi ng bot h va lve s in ea ch pon too n a s ou tli ned in St ep 3. In f la t [...]

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    1 cl os est t o the oa r lock) . Inse r t the foo t pegs in to th e pon too n f ram e an d attac h wit h sh or t cle vis pi ns. Ch oo se a po si tio n in th e mid dle of th e ad justm en t ran ge. 8. At tach th e ca rg o deck. The cargo de ck c om es partia lly assem bled to th e re ar of the d eck f ram e. S tart by in sertin g th e f ro nt of [...]

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    1 and tig hte ning th e po nto on w ebb ing att achme nt s tr aps . The goa l is to find you r balan ce poin t. Wh en yo u ar e float ing in th e boa t it shou ld be lev el in th e wat er . 12 . Ass embl e the oars . First assem ble th e t wo pi ece oa rs. The n remo ve the cott er pi ns fro m the oar lock s att ached to th e upp er pa r t of th[...]

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    1 CIMARRON PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL CL E AN ANGL ER ST A TEMENT Classic Acc essories is a pro ud par tner of t he Fede r atio n of Fly Fishers Cle an Ang le r pro gr am. W e invite yo u join us in ou r ef for t s to k eep you r f avorit e water ways f ree of invasive, non-nat ive species t hat can serious ly dama ge them. W e enc ourage y[...]

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    1 CIMARRON PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL REP AIR & TROUBL ESHOO TING R epai ring T ea rs an d Hol es in Po ntoo n Bl ad ders If yo ur pon too n bladde r becom es to r n or punctur ed, use the enc losed patc hes to x it. It may be necessa r y to ta ke t he pont oon bladd er ou t of the po ntoon s k in. Look in t he T roubl eshoo tin g s [...]

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    1 TR OUBL ESHOO TING 1. S tartbygi vin g th epon too n sk ins avisu alin spect ion. Isth e po nto onsk inripp edortor n?Ar ether eanyma jor scuf f ma rks ? Ifso , it migh tbean indi cat ionofabl add ertear  orlea k. 2. C heckif  yo u[...]

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    0cF2002 One Y ear Li mit ed W arranty If the boa t, oars, car r ying case or pum p f ail du e to a defect in wo r kmansh ip and mat erials withi n one ye ar f rom the d ate of pu rchase Classic Acc essories wil l rep air o r replac e it f ree of cha rge. This warr ant y gi ves you s pecic right s and you m ay also have o ther ri ght s which v[...]