Boston Whaler 110 Tender Owner's Manual

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Page 1 - “The mission of Boston Whaler

RR“The mission of Boston Whaler®is to provide consumers with thesafest, highest quality, most durableboats in the world”

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xRRETAIL CUSTOMERS IN THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA (EEA) MAY HAVE LEGAL RIGHTS UNDER APPLICABLE NATIONAL LEGISLATION REGARDING THE SALE OF

Page 3 - 1958, The legend is born

RxiBoston Whaler, Inc. of 100 Whaler Way, Edgewater, Florida 32141 USA (“Boston Whaler”)provides the following Limited Warranty to t

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xiiR(7) Failure of the owner to use, maintain, or store the boat as specifi ed in the Boston Whaler owner’s manual; and any other failure to provide re

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Rxiii3. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS DISCLAIMED; AND. 4. TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, NEI

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xivRof this vessel may not be modifi ed, altered or waived by any action, inaction, or representations, whether oral or in writing, except upon the exp

Page 7 - July, 2011

RxvThank you for purchasing a boat or requesting information from Boston Whaler! This Privacy Statement is to inform you how we coll

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xviRINTRODUCTIONThe material here and in the rest of your Owner’s Manual Packet: • Gives you basic safety information; • Describes the feature

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1-1110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRDenotes hazards or unsafe practices that COULD result in minor personal injury, product or property damage

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1-2110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyR Boat position-secure on trailer Tiedowns-tight Winch-locked Trailer hitch-connected Safety chains-attached

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1-3110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRGeneral Considerations • Know how your boat handles under different conditions. Recognize your limitation

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1-4110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyRSTABILITY HAZARD • Load boat properly. The manufacturer’s load rating is the maximum allowed und

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1-5110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRLegally Mandated Equipment(Minimum Required)Consult your national and state boating law enforcement agency

Page 15 - PRIVACY STATEMENT

1-6110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyRCarbon Monoxide is an oderless, colorless, and tasteless, extremely toxic gas produced by engines, heaters,

Page 16 - Canadian Coast Guard

1-7110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyR!DANGEREven in rainy cold weather, ventilation must be maintained to avoid Carbon Monoxide poisoning. You will g

Page 17 - Section 1 • Safety

1-8110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyRType III, Flotation-aid Life v e s t i s d e s i g n e d s o t h a t conscious wearers can turn fac

Page 18 - Section 1• Safety

1-9110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRThere are three (3) steps that must be taken when a person has fallen overboard:1. Returning to the victim: •

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1-10110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyRCAPSIZING • “Capsized” is when a boat is on its side or completely upside-down (usually as a result

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1-11110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRothers that you have lost power, propulsion or steering control and that assistance will be needed.Groun

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1-12110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyROther recognized visual distress signals include: • Flames in a bucket • Code flags November & Charl

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1-13110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRA sudden change in wind direction or speed or an increase in wave height indicates deteriorating weather. !WA

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Riii1958, The legend is bornas company founder Dick Fisherdemonstrates a Boston Whaler’stotal unsinkability.RT H E U N S I N

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1-14110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyRWater Skiing Signals Turn – Arm raised, circle with index fi nger extended. Turn Right – Extend arm out

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1-15110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRSWIMMING/DIVING HAZARD • Keep clear of areas designated only for swimmers and skin divers. Rec

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1-16110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyRTo avoid boating in unsafe areas where there are underwater obstructions, shallow water, unnavigable con

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1-17110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRHitting an object in or under the water or boating in dangerous currents can cause serious injury or de

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1-18110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyRMounted at key locations throughout the boat (See fi gure 1.19.1), warning labels advise the owner/operator

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1-19110 Tender/SportSection 1 • SafetyRCarbon monoxide (CO) can cause brain damage or death.Engine and generator exhaust contains odorless and colorle

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1-20110 Tender/SportSection 1• SafetyRSTOP Key to Symbols on Controls & PrintsAlthough not used in this manual, some of these symbols may

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2-1Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportRAll boats must comply with federal regulations regarding maximum capacities. The certi

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2-2110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationR 4BOSTON WHALER, INC.110 Sport18.6DkW383kgThe number of persons on board must be reduced if you go

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2-3Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportRPower CapacityAlways adjust the speed and direction of the craft to the varying sea conditio

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ivRIn 1958, company founder Richard T. Fisher introduced the first Boston Whaler® boat in Braintree, Massachussetts. It featured two signi

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2-4110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationRROverall Length 11’4” 3.40 mTrailerable Length 13’8” 4.16 mBridge Clearance 2’7” 0.78 m

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2-5Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportROverall Length 11’4” 3.40 mTrailerable Length 13’ 8” 4.16 mBridge Clearance 2’7” 0.78 mBr

Page 37 - Hull Identifi cation Number

2-6110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationRThis area is intended for occupation ONLY while mooring, anchoring, loading/unloading or

Page 38 - 110 Sport

2-7Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportRRecommended Passenger Locations & On-Plane LocationsFig. 2.7.1Recommended Passenger LocationsRE

Page 39 - Power Capacity

2-8110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationRThrough Hull FittingsFig. 2.8.112BOW LOCKER DRAINAFT COCKPIT DRAIN (PLUG MUST BE IN PLACE WHILE IN

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2-9Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportRBOW NAVIGATION LIGHTSTAINLESS STEEL BOW CLEATBOW LIFTING EYEANCHOR LOCKERHEAVY DUTY RUB RAILFORWARD

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2-10110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationRThe throttle control regulates the RPM of the engine. The RPM determines the speed of the

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2-11Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportRThe position of the engine tilt pin on the mounting bracket infl uences the boat’s handling charact

Page 43 - Fig. 2.7.1

2-12110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationRYour 110 Sport is equipped with a telefl ex no-feedback steering system. The Telefl ex no

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2-13Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportRWhen operating in reduced visibility or at night it is only prudent to slow the boats speed and ke

Page 45 - Engine Option

RvWelcome Letter ...iiiHistory ...ivPreface ...

Page 46 - INFORMATION AND WARRANTY

2-14110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationRIn general, changing to a lower pitch propeller will increase acceleration and load pulling c

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2-15Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportRCanvas (Option) Chafi ng, fi ber wear from dirt and grit and deterioration from ultraviolet light c

Page 48 - Maintenance:

2-16110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationRDocking, Lifting, Towing and TraileringCleat LocationsFig. 2.16.1FromBoatFromBoatFromBoat(make loo

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2-17Section 2 • General Information110 Tender/SportRTrailer (Option)Boston Whaler offers an optional trailer for the 110 Tender/Sport which is best

Page 50 - Hydrofoil Stabilizer

2-18110 Tender/SportSection 2 • General InformationRSafety Chains/Cables - Safety chains/cables are also important. They are connected to the tra

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3-1Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation110 tender/SportRThe 110 Tender/Sport is equipped for a gasoline fuel system. T

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3-2110 tender/SportSection 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationR • NEVER fuel your boat in unsafe conditions such as suspended

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3-3Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation110 tender/SportR • Secure the fi ll cap tightly. • Portable tanks should only be

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3-4110 tender/SportSection 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationR• Leaking fuel is a fi re and explosion hazard, inspect the system

Page 55 - Primer Bulb

3-5Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation110 tender/SportR • Operator should know boating safety, safe navigation, and b

Page 56 - Oil Usage

viRRecommended Passenger Locations ... 2-7Location Of Thru-Hull Fittings ... 2-8Features ...

Page 57 - Filling The Tank

3-6110 tender/SportSection 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationRStopping the Engine (110 Tender) • Reduce engine speed, shift engin

Page 58 - Maintenance

3-7Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation110 tender/SportRAnchoring The 110 Tender/Sport is equipped with an anchor storage

Page 59 - Start Engine:

3-8110 tender/SportSection 3 • Systems & Components Overview & OperationR• Be sure there is adequate rode.• Secure rode to both the anchor a

Page 60 - Stopping the Engine

4-1Section 4 • Electrical System110 Tender/SportRElectrical SystemsDC Electrical SystemThe electrical system on the 110 Tender & 110 Sport is powe

Page 61 - Bow Height

4-2110 Tender/SportSection 4 • Electrical SystemR • If not using a sealed battery, check & maintain the water level. USE DISTILLED

Page 62 - Lowering The Anchor

4-3Section 4 • Electrical System110 Tender/SportR BRN/ORN SUMP PUMP BRN/RED BILGE PUMP (UNSWITCHED) BRN/WHT MACERATOR GRY RUNNING LIGHTS GRY/

Page 63 - Section 4 • Electrical System

4-4110 Tender/SportSection 4 • Electrical SystemRTHIS PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK

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5-1Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportRoutine Care & Maintenance Routine inspection, service and maintenance of your boat, bo

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5-2Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportHull MaintenanceIf using a pressure washer to clean the hull and deck surfaces of your

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5-3Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/Sportwill be dragged into the scratches and will reduce the adhesion properties of the paint. Remove

Page 67 - Waxing the Gel Coat Surfaces

RviiINFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION IS BASED ON THE LATEST PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS AVAILABLE AT PRINTING, BOSTON WHALER® BOATS, INC. RESERVES T

Page 68 - Hull Blistering

5-4Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportRubrail CareThe rubrail on your boat is constructed of an injected high density PVC vinyl materi

Page 69 - Bottom Painting a Bare Hull

5-5Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportTo Clean Your Cushions • Remove ordinary dirt and smudges with a mild soap and water solut

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5-6Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportMaintaining a Good Appearance • After each use, especially if used in salt water are

Page 71 - To Clean Your Cushions

5-7Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportCleaning Stubborn StainsSoak fabric for approximately twenty minutes in a mild solution

Page 72 - Maintaining a Good Appearance

5-8Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/Sport • Disconnect the battery cables (negative cable fi rst). • Remove the battery from th

Page 73 - Cleaning Stubborn Stains

5-9Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportRemove any valuables or anything that can be easily removed from the boat such as electron

Page 74 - Drainage

5-10Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportReinforcement LocationsYour boat has been manufactured with reinforcement in various locations

Page 75 - Environment

5-11Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/Sport MAINTENANCE LOG ENGINE SERVICED DATE HOURS BY MAINTENANCE PERFORMED Fill

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5-12Section 5 • Care & MaintenanceR110 Tender/SportTHIS PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK

Page 77 - MAINTENANCE LOG

viiiRBoston Whaler, Inc. (“Boston Whaler”) provides the following Limited Warranty to the original retail owner of its 2012 model year boats, if purch

Page 78 - 110 Tender/Sport

Rix(8) Any Boston Whaler boat which has been altered or modifi ed from Boston Whaler factory specifi cations, including penetration of the hull by anyon

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