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170 Montauk
170 Montauk
170 Montauk
“The mission of Boston Whaler
®
is to provide consumers with the
safest, highest quality, most durable
boats in the world”
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170 Montauk170 Montauk170 Montauk“The mission of Boston Whaler®is to provide consumers with thesafest, highest quality, most durableboats in the world

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x170 MontaukR OTHER LIMITATIONSEXCEPT AS SET FORTH HEREIN, THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED PROVIDED BY BOSTON WHA

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xi170 MontaukRASSIGNMENT OF COMPONENT WARRANTIESExcept as expressly set out herein, all warranties provided by the manufacturers and distributors of c

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xii170 MontaukRBOSTON WHALER LIMITED WARRANTY- AUSTRALIABoston Whaler, Inc. of 100 Whaler Way, Edgewater, Florida 32141 USA (“Boston Whaler”) provides

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xiii170 MontaukR(5) Any Boston Whaler boat initially sold at retail by a party other than an authorized Boston Whaler dealer.(6) Damage resulting from

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xiv170 MontaukROTHER LIMITATIONSEXCEPT AS SET FORTH HEREIN AND EXCEPT FOR THE GUARANTEES AND OTHER RIGHTS AND REMEDIES THAT A CONSUMER MAY HAVE UNDER

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xv170 MontaukRREGISTRATION & WARRANTY TRANSFER POLICY is limited warranty is conditional upon the original retail owner activating the warranty

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xvi170 MontaukRThank you for purchasing a boat or requesting information from Boston Whaler! This Privacy Statement is to inform you

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xvii170 MontaukRINTRODUCTIONThe material here and in the rest of the Owner’s Manual Packet: • Gives you basic safety information; • Descr

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xviii170 MontaukRTHIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK

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1-1170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRDenotes hazards or unsafe practices that COULD result in minor personal injury, product or property damage. !CA

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1-2170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyR Boat position-secure on trailer Tiedowns-tight Winch-locked Trailer hitch-connected Safety chains-attached Swin

Page 14 - OTHER LIMITATIONS

1-3170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRGeneral Considerations • Know how your boat handles under different conditions. Recognize your limitations and t

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1-4170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyRSTABILITY HAZARD • Load boat properly. The manufacturer’s load rating is the maximum allowed under no

Page 16 - PRIVACY STATEMENT

1-5170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRLegally Mandated Equipment(Minimum Required)Consult your national and state boating law enforcement agency. The

Page 17 - Canadian Coast Guard

1-6170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyRCarbon Monoxide is an oderless, colorless, and tasteless, extremely toxic gas produced by engines, heaters, sto

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1-7170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyR170 MontaukR170 MontaukR170 MontaukR170 MontaukR170 MontaukRPFD Classifi cations Listed below are the several diffe

Page 19 - Section 1 • Safety

1-8170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyRType V, Special-Use devices,sailboat harnesses, white watervests, float coats, and hybridvests which have

Page 20 - Section 1• Safety

1-9170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRThere are three (3) steps that must be taken when a person has fallen overboard:1. Returning to the victim: • Imme

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1-10170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyRCAPSIZING • “Capsized” is when a boat is on its side or completely upside-down (usually as a result

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1-11170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRsteering is virtually useless. If you are in a congested waterway you will need to react quickly to warn oth

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iii170 MontaukR1958, The legend is bornas company founder Dick Fisherdemonstrates a Boston Whaler’stotal unsinkability.RT H E U N S

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1-12170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyROther recognized visual distress signals include: • Flames in a bucket • Code flags November & Charlie d

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1-13170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRA sudden change in wind direction or speed or an increase in wave height indicates deteriorating weather. !WARNING

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1-14170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyRWater Skiing Signals Turn – Arm raised, circle with index fi nger extended. Turn Right – Extend arm out from

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1-15170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRSWIMMING/DIVING HAZARD • Keep clear of areas designated only for swimmers and skin divers. Recogniz

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1-16170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyRTo avoid boating in unsafe areas where there are underwater obstructions, shallow water, unnavigable conditio

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1-17170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRHitting an object in or under the water or boating in dangerous currents can cause serious injury or death t

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1-18170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyRMounted at key locations throughout the boat (See fi gure 1.19.1), warning labels advise the owner/operator of i

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1-19170 MontaukSection 1 • SafetyRWarning Label LocationsProposition 65CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS ONLY THIS WARNING IS ATTACHED TO THE STEER-ING WHEEL PRIOR

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1-20170 MontaukSection 1• SafetyRSTOP Key to Symbols on Controls & PrintsAlthough not used in this manual, some of these symbols may be fo

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2-1170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRAll boats must comply with federal regulations regarding maximum capacities. The certifi cat

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iv170 MontaukRPLEASE KEEP THIS OWNER’S MANUAL PACKET IN A SECURE PLACE, AND BE SURETO HAND IT OVER TO THE NEW OWNER IF YOU SELL THE BOAT.Boston Whaler

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2-2170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationR7 BOS T ON WHALER, INC . 170 Montauk 75C k W 748 k g The number of persons on board must be reduced if y

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2-3170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRPower CapacityAlways adjust the speed and direction of the craft to the varying sea conditions.NOTICE

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2-4170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationR170 MontaukOverall Length 17’0” 5.18 mTrailerable Length 20’ 2” 6.15 mBridge Clearance (no top)

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2-5170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRThis area is intended for occupation ONLY while mooring, anchoring, loading/unloading or when th

Page 39 - Hull Identifi cation Number

2-6170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRRecommended Seating & On-Plane LocationsFig. 2.6.1Recommended Passenger LocationsRECOMMENDED SEATING

Page 40 - BOS T ON WHALER, INC

2-7170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationR170 MontaukThrough Hull FittingsFig. 2.7.1123ANCHOR LOCKER DRAINBILGE SUMP DRAINBILGE PUMP OUTLETLIVEWEL

Page 41 - Power Capacity

2-8170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRNAVIGATION LIGHTBOW CLEATSTAINLESS STEEL BOW RAIL REVERSIBLE PILOT SEAT WITH LOCKING BACKREST STAINLESS

Page 42 - Shown with Sun Top option

2-9170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRACTIVEPAGE/MENUCANCELWPTSMOBRANGEOUTINOKMS-RA20012Optional FeaturesFig. 2.9.1RAYMARINE A50D 5” SCREEN (G

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2-10170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRSeating (Standard & Optional)Fig. 2.10.2Seating BOW CUSHION (OPTION)72QT. (68.1 L) COOLER W/ BACKRE

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2-11170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRSwitch PanelFig. 2.11.1TACHOMETERVOLTMETERWATER PRESSURE GAUGEHORN SWITCHHORN BREAKER ...

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v170 MontaukRWelcome Letter ...iiiHistory ...ivPreface ...

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2-12170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRTo reverse power, bring the control lever back to engage the reverse gear and increase th

Page 47 - ** Fishing package

2-13170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRWhen operating in reduced visibility or at night it is only prudent to slow the boats speed and keep a

Page 48 - * Available in Black or Blue

2-14170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRYour 170 Montauk is equipped with a teleflex no-feedback steering system. The Teleflex n

Page 49 - VOLTMETER

2-15170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRWhen looking for a trolling motor you will need to know the distance from the top of the deck to the wa

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2-16170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRCanvas (Option) Consult your Boston Whaler® dealer or check with your owner’s manual before using

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2-17170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRPropeller • It is advised that you always carry a spare propeller, propeller hardware and propelle

Page 52 - Operation

2-18170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationR170 MontaukDockingYour 170 Montauk has (3) 8 inch cleats, One at the bow and two located at the stern,

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2-19170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRTie-Down Straps - Can be used to secure the boat from the stern. The tie-down straps hook into the tie

Page 54 - * AVAILABLE IN BLACK OR BLUE

2-20170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRIf equipped, the optional disc brakes on your trailer are designed to energize automatically when the t

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2-21170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRSingle Axle Bunk Trailer (Typical)*Fig. 2.21.1SAFETY CHAINS/CABLESTONGUE/BALL HITCH RECEIVERWINCHWINCH

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vi170 MontaukRRecommended Passenger Locations ... 2-6Location Of Thru-Hull Fittings ... 2-7Features ...

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2-22170 MontaukSection 2 • General InformationRTHIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK

Page 58 - Disc Brakes (Option)

3-1170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationThe bilge pump located under the access hatch in the aft cockpit is rated

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3-2170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operationdischarge. Violators are subject to severe penalties and may also be respo

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3-3170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationEthanol-Blended FuelsEthanol is an oxygenated hydrocarbon compound th

Page 61 - Fuel & Oil Spillage

3-4170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationStarting the Engine!CAUTIONNEVER start or operate your engines (even

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3-5170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation • Operator should know boating safety, safe navigation, and boat o

Page 63 - Fuel Filters

3-6170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation • To disengage, return the control handle back to the neutral po

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3-7170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationLivewell (Option) If equipped, the livewell located in the aft cockpit wi

Page 65 - Start Engine:

3-8170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationRTHE UNSINKABLE LEGENDMS-RA2001132MP3 INPUT USB INPUT1/8” MINI STEREO CABL

Page 66 - Stopping the Engine

3-9170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation170 MontaukRAnchoring The 170 Montauk is equipped with an anchor storage

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vii170 MontaukRThis Owner’s Manual has been written to provide specifi c information about your boat and it should be read carefully. Keep this booklet

Page 68 - MS-RA200

3-10170 Montauk Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation170 Montauk• Be sure there is adequate rode.• Secure rode to both the a

Page 69 - Water Depth

4-1170 MontaukSection 4 • Electrical SystemElectrical SystemDC Electrical SystemThe electrical system on the 170 Montauk is powered by one (1) lead-ac

Page 70 - Lowering The Anchor

4-2170 MontaukSection 4 • Electrical SystemMAIN DC BREAKER ...25 AMPBILGE PUMP ...15 AMPMain DC BreakerThe Main DC breaker reset

Page 71 - Section 4 • Electrical System

4-3170 MontaukSection 4 • Electrical SystemBATTERY #2+1243102-6 BLK101-6 RED1006 RED40There is a 10 amp breaker button located just below the recep

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4-4170 MontaukSection 4 • Electrical SystemWiring Identifi cation ChartBoston Whaler® adheres to electrical wiring requirements which meet all the

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4-5170 MontaukSection 4 • Electrical SystemThe following page contains an electrical schematic pertaining to the electrical system in your boat

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4-6170 MontaukSection 4 • Electrical SystemSwitch and Breaker Panel SchematicFig. 4.6.1

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5-1Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukRoutine Care & Maintenance Routine inspection, service and maintenance of your boat, boat sy

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5-2Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukHull MaintenanceIf using a pressure washer to clean the hull and deck surfaces of your boat

Page 77 - Waxing the Gel Coat Surfaces

5-3Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 Montaukwill be dragged into the scratches and will reduce the adhesion properties of the paint. Remove any m

Page 78 - Hull Blistering

viii170 MontaukRBOSTON WHALER LIMITED WARRANTYBoston Whaler, Inc. (“Boston Whaler”) provides the following Limited Warranty to the original retail own

Page 79 - Bottom Painting a Bare Hull

5-4Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukRubrail CareThe rubrail on your boat is constructed of an injected high density PVC vinyl material wh

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5-5Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukTo Clean Your Cushions • Remove ordinary dirt and smudges with a mild soap and water solution.

Page 81 - To Clean Your Cushions

5-6Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukMaintaining a good appearance • After each use, especially if used in salt water areas,

Page 82 - Maintaining a good appearance

5-7Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukCleaning Stubborn StainsSoak fabric for approximately twenty minutes in a mild solution cons

Page 83 - Cleaning Stubborn Stains

5-8Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukLong Term Storage & WinterizationLong periods of storage, winter lay-up and/or non-use, common to

Page 84 - Fuel System

5-9Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 Montauk • Disconnect the battery cables (negative cable fi rst). • Remove the battery from the boa

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5-10Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukPlywood Standard boatbuilding material Light Self-tapping screwsTrevira Thick spunbound polyeste

Page 86 - Environment

5-11Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 Montauk MAINTENANCE LOG ENGINE SERVICED DATE HOURS BY MAINTENANCE PERFORMED Fill out

Page 87 - MAINTENANCE LOG

5-12Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR170 MontaukTHIS PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK

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ix170 MontaukRor entity not being an authorized dealer, accidents, overloading or powering in excess of the recommended maximum horsepower.(7) Failure

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