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    C o l o r a d o The P ontoon Boat OWNER'S MANU AL[...]

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     COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL T ABL E OF C ONTENT S I NT ROD UCTIO N 3 SAF ET Y IN F ORMA TION A N D SYM BOLS 4 R ESPO NS IB I LI TI ES OF TH E OP E R A T OR( S) 5 P R OD UCT SP E CI FI C A TI ONS & C AP A CI T Y 6 I N FLA T ION 7 E LE CTRI C MO T OR AN D BA TTE R Y U SE 8 P ART S LI ST 1 0 A SS EM BL Y AN D US E 1 1 -16 R E P A[...]

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     COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL INTR ODUCT ION Co ngratulat ions o n your pu rc hase of a Classic Ac cesso ries pont oon boa t. This ma nu al has been c omp ile d to he lp yo u assembl e you r boat c orrec tly a nd ope rate it safe ly . It c onta ins s pecic d etails of the bo at, incl ud in g it s par t s and equ ip ment, and i nf[...]

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     COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL SAFET Y INFORMA TION AND SY MBOLS The sy mbol t o the lef t is the Safet y Aler t sy mbol. It is used t o aler t you to po te ntial perso nal i nj ur y ha zards. O bey al l safet y messages th at fol low t his sy mbo l to av oid pos sib le in jur y or dea th. D AN G E R Ind icat es a pot ent ial ly haza[...]

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     COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL RESPON SIBILITIES OF THE OPERA T OR(S) I M PORT A N T SA FE T Y IN F OR MA TI ON • Re ad this owner’ s man ual car efully be fore usi ng yo ur pon too n boat. • This is no t a life savin g device . • Y ou MU ST wear a n app roved pe rsonal o tatio n device ( PFD ). • All safety equip ment &[...]

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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 posi tion i s suc h that, whe n aoat, the boat rides le vel i n the wat er . W ARN IN G - DO NO T EXC EE D TH E MA XI M UM C AP AC IT Y OF TH IS BO A T U N DE R ANY CI RC [...]

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     COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL I N F L A T I O N P R OP E R I N FLA TIO N Du ring n al in atio n, inat e unt il mo st of the wrinkl es in the fabric ar e gone an d it feels r m t o the t ouch, bu t DO NO T e xc eed 2. 5 psi ( 0.1 7 bar ) in the mai n air cha mbers. C AU TIO N - DO N OT O VER I NF L A TE Y OUR PO NT OON BO[...]

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     COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL EL ECTRIC MO T OR AND BA T TER Y USE U SI NG A M OT OR WI TH Y OUR PO NT OON B OA T Clam p your mo to r to the mot or mou nt pr ovided o n the re ar of you r b oat a nd care f ul ly fol lo w the setu p and safe t y instruc tio ns pro vided with y our m ot or . Us in g a mot or and batter y will a f fec [...]

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     COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL A SSEMBL Y It is im p or tant t o fol low t hese instructions t o succ essf ul ly and safe ly assembl e you r Cla ssic Ac cessories Pon too n Boat. Ple as e pay p ar ticu lar atten tio n to t he bold faced in str uction s and an y in formatio n whic h has this sy mbo l nex t to it.[...]

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    10 T ools Needed: Rubber Mallet  Adjustable Wrenches Ha rd F ra me Pa rts: So ft P ar ts :  Pon too n fr ames (le ft and ri ght ) 1 S eat fr ame 1 S eat (tw o piec e with scr ews and wingn uts in sta lled )  F oot pegs (le ft an d rig ht) 1 R ear plat for m fr ame 1 R ear car go plat for m 1 R od hol de r wit h cle vis pin  Pon too ns 1[...]

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    11 3. P ar tia lly inf la te th e air blad der s. The va lv e is loc ate d on th e top an d to war d the fro nt hal f of th e pon toon . The va lv e has a ce nte r but ton th at op ens and clo ses the v alv e by sim ply pus hin g do wn, an d tur nin g a quarte r turn . T he v alve is ope n when the ce nter but ton is dow n, an d clo sed when it is [...]

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    1 6. De te rmi ne th e sea t pla cemen t. The seat place men t det erm ines the ce nte r of gr avi ty of th e boa t. Wher e you attac h the seat to the fr ame dep ends on yo ur siz e and whet her you will be usin g a moto r and batte ry or carry car go on the boa t. Use the fol lo win g inf orm ati on abo ut se at pla cem ent as guid e to he lp [...]

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    1 12 . Ins ert the foot pegs . I ns ert the fo ot pe gs int o the pont oon fr ame as sh ow n. S tartin g wit h a pos iti on in th e mid dle of the ad jus tmen t ra nge , alig n the hole s and sec ur e with two cl evi s pins . 8. At ta ch th e sea t fr ame to the pon too n fr ame s. Ins ert the se at pl atf orm tu bes onto the pon too n fra me po[...]

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    1 13 . Att ac h the unde r sea t apr on. The unde r seat apr on has a rip- and -gr ip tab ope nin g on one side . T his al lo ws fo r inst all ati on. Ins tal l with this tab fac ing up and to the rear of wor kin g fro m the fro nt, fit the apr on sea t hol e ar oun d the bo tto m of the seat . Re att ach the rip - and -gr ip tab s at th e back [...]

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    1 1 7. The bla dd er r epa ir ki t. Inc lud ed wit h yo ur boa t ar e sel f-ad hes iv e tub e pat ches to re pai r any te ars or hole s in th e pont oon blad der s. W e re com mend stor ing these in one of the po cke ts to keep th em av aila ble fo r re pai rs. 18. Do the fin al fi tti ng an d adj ustme nts. Sit in the bo at on dry lan d and adj[...]

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    1 COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL CL E AN ANGLER ST A TEMENT Classic Ac cesso ries is a prou d par tner of th e Fede ration o f Fly F ishe rs Clea n Angler pro g ram. W e invit e you joi n us in ou r ef for ts to kee p your favorit e wate r ways f ree of i nva sive, no n-native spec ies that can se r iously d amage the m. W e enc ou ra[...]

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    1 COL ORADO PONT OON BOA T OWNER’S MANUAL REP AIR & TROUBL ESHOO T ING R epa irin g T ears a nd Hol es in Po nt oon Bla dde rs If yo ur pon too n bladde r becom es to rn or punctur ed, use the enc losed pa tches t o x it . It ma y be necessa r y to tak e the pont oon bladd er ou t of the po nt oon s kin. Look in t he T roubl eshoo tin g[...]

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    1 TR OUBL ESHOO TING 1. St art by gi vin g the ponto on sk ins a visua l ins pect ion. Is th e pont oon skin rippe d or to rn? Are th er e any major scuf f mar ks? If so , it mig ht be an indi cat ion of a blad der tear or leak . 2. Che ck if you ca n hear air es cap ing th e bla dde r in any susp ecte d ar eas . Y ou can appl y soap y wat er to[...]

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