Marine 10 M User manual

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OWNER´S MANUAL
Manufacturer:
MARINE s.r.o.
Radova 465
Nove Mesto nad Metuji
549 02
Czech republic

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BOAT USING IS ENJOYMENT AND OUR WISH IS YOUR PLEASURE FOR
LONG TIME. PLEASE, PAY ATTENTION TO THIS MANUAL AND SAFETY
WARNING IN ORDER YOU UNDERSTAND FUNCTION AND SAFETY
RULES.
SAFETY FIRST!
This manual helps you to safely use your watercraft and to enjoy it. Manual incudes detail information
about watercraft, its equipment and information about using and maintaining. Read this manual properly
before using the watercraft. Using the boat could cause injury or death. To prevent such tragic
accidents it is very important to read, understand and follow all safety rules.
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Please, keep this manual on a safe place and if you sell your watercraft, hand it to the new
owner.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
OWNER´S MANUAL ............................................................................................................................................... 1
CERTIFICATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................... 5
MANUFACTURER´S CERTIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................... 5
MARINE BOATS -TECHNICAL INFORMATION................................................................................................................. 5
GENERAL INTRODUCTION FOR THE MARINE BOATS OWNER'S MANUAL........................................................................... 7
WARRANTY &CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS .................................................................................................... 8
SPECIFIC DATA ...................................................................................................................................................... 8
REGISTRATION...................................................................................................................................................... 8
OWNER/OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................................ 8
SECTION 1.............................................................................................................................................................. 9
SAFETY....................................................................................................................................................................... 9
EXPLANATION OF SAFETY PRECAUTIONS......................................................................................................... 9
FIRE ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
FLOODING, SWAMPING........................................................................................................................................ 9
LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................................... 10
IMPAIRED OPERATION ....................................................................................................................................... 10
LOAD CAPACITY................................................................................................................................................... 10
POWER CAPACITY ............................................................................................................................................... 11
ENGINE WEIGHT ................................................................................................................................................. 11
STABILITY ............................................................................................................................................................ 11
WARNING LABELS ............................................................................................................................................... 11
WEATHER ............................................................................................................................................................. 11
ACCIDENT REPORT ............................................................................................................................................. 12
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................................................ 12
SECTION 2.............................................................................................................................................................. 13
CONSIDERATION TO ENVIRONMENT........................................................................................................... 13
RIGHT USAGE OF THE BOAT STARTS BY YOU .............................................................................................................. 13
PRODUCT TERMINATION/LIQUIDATION......................................................................................................... 13
SECTION 3.............................................................................................................................................................. 14
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES .............................................................................................................................. 14
EXPLOSION........................................................................................................................................................... 14
FIRE ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
ABANDONING SHIP ............................................................................................................................................. 14
FLOODING, SWAMPING OR CAPSIZING........................................................................................................... 14
COLLISION............................................................................................................................................................ 15
GROUNDING......................................................................................................................................................... 15
LEAKS .................................................................................................................................................................... 15
TOWING................................................................................................................................................................ 16
PERSON OVERBOARD ......................................................................................................................................... 16
DROWNING .......................................................................................................................................................... 17
MEDICAL EMERGENCY ........................................................................................................................................ 17
CARBON MONOXIDE ........................................................................................................................................... 17
PROPULSION, CONTROL OR STEERING FAILURE........................................................................................... 17
RADIO COMMUNICATION .................................................................................................................................. 17
DISTRESS SIGNALS............................................................................................................................................. 17
VISUAL DISTRESS SIGNALS....................................................................................................................................... 18
AUDIBLE DISTRESS SIGNALS..................................................................................................................................... 18
SECTION 4.............................................................................................................................................................. 19
TECHNICAL CONDITIONS CONTROL ............................................................................................................ 19
BEFORE PUT OUT...................................................................................................................................................... 19
TOW BY TRAILER...................................................................................................................................................... 19
AFTER RETURN......................................................................................................................................................... 19

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SECTION 5.............................................................................................................................................................. 20
OPERATION............................................................................................................................................................ 20
FUELING................................................................................................................................................................ 20
GENERAL............................................................................................................................................................... 20
BOARDING............................................................................................................................................................ 20
STARTING............................................................................................................................................................. 21
STOPPING............................................................................................................................................................. 21
SHIFTING.............................................................................................................................................................. 21
CASTING OFF ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
LEAVING MOORING............................................................................................................................................. 22
APPROACHING DOCK.......................................................................................................................................... 22
HANDLING DOCK LINES ..................................................................................................................................... 24
ANCHORING ......................................................................................................................................................... 25
MANEUVERING/ MAINTAINING CONTROL ...................................................................................................... 26
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 27
VISIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR ......................................................................................................................... 27
STEERING ............................................................................................................................................................. 28
TRIMMING ............................................................................................................................................................ 28
OPERATING IN SHALLOW WATER .................................................................................................................... 29
SWIMMING AND SKIING ............................................................................................................................................ 29
WATER SKIING......................................................................................................................................................... 30
SWIMMING............................................................................................................................................................... 31
SECTION 6.............................................................................................................................................................. 32
MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................................................................... 32
MAINTAINING HULL &DECK.............................................................................................................................. 32
PAINTING OF THE BOTTOM ....................................................................................................................................... 32
DECK EQUIPMENT..................................................................................................................................................... 33
HULL DRAIN PLUGS................................................................................................................................................... 33
STORAGE AGROUND/ON TRAILER –CHECK-POINTS:................................................................................................... 34
PUTTING AGAIN INTO USING ..................................................................................................................................... 34
SECTION 7.............................................................................................................................................................. 36
SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................................................................. 36
TYPICAL LAYOUT................................................................................................................................................. 36
IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS .............................................................................................................................. 36
CONTROLS............................................................................................................................................................ 37
SECTION 8.............................................................................................................................................................. 40
TRAILERING........................................................................................................................................................... 40
TYPICAL LAYOUT................................................................................................................................................. 40
CHOOSING EQUIPMENT ..................................................................................................................................... 40
BEFORE DEPARTURE –CHECK POINTS:...................................................................................................................... 42
BEFORE FLOATING –CHECK POINTS:......................................................................................................................... 42
LAUNCHING.............................................................................................................................................................. 42
HAULING OUT.......................................................................................................................................................... 43
MANOEUVRING WITH TRAILER ................................................................................................................................. 43
CARRYING ON CAR TOP............................................................................................................................................ 44
RECREATIONAL CRAFT..................................................................................................................................... 45
WRITTEN DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY;DIRECTIVE 94/25/EC AS AMENDED BY................... 45
WARRANTY CONDITIONS................................................................................................................................. 47
WARRANTEE.......................................................................................................................................................... 48

CERTIFICATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS
CERTIFICATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Manufacturer´s Certifications
A CE mark means that the boat complies with European directives for recreational vessels as
published by the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO). The following information
is furnished in compliance with ISO directives and Recreational Marine Agreement Group
(RMAG) guidelines in effect as of the date of publication of this manual. The boat manufacturer
will provide additional information if standards are amended.
Marine boats are in categories C and D (Directive 94/25/CE) with the propulsion of
outboard engine or oars.
Construction category C –“Closer to shore” This craft is designed to operate in
winds up to Beaufort force 6 and the associated wave heights (significant wave height up to 2
m). Such conditions may be encountered in exposed inland waters, in estuaries, and in coastal
waters in moderate weather conditions.
Construction category D –“Protected waters” This craft is designed to operate in
winds up to Beaufort force 4 and the associated wave heights (occasional maximum waves of
0,5 m height). Such conditions may be encountered in sheltered inland waters, and in coastal
waters in fine weather.
Marine boats - technical information
Type
Max. Length
(m)
Max.
Width
Beam
(m)
Weight
without
engine
(kg)
Max.
engine
power
(kW)
Max.
weight of
the
engine
(kg)
Max. capacity
/ Weight of
fully loaded
craft (kg)
Max.
person
cap.
Transom
height
(out-
board)
Draught
min./
max.
(m)
Cate-
gory
10 M
3,08
1,34
41
2,94
18,2
218 / 269
2
S
0,1/0,5
D
12 M
3,70
1,39
51
7,4
69,1
429 / 491
4
S
0,1/0,6
D
14 M
4,12
1,40
57
11,03
69,1
429 / 497
4
S
0,1/0,7
D
370 S
3,69
1,42
66
11,2
68,4
494 / 560
5
S
0,15/0,7
D
370 U
3,69
1,42
72
11,2
74,4
479 / 551
5
S
0,15/0,7
D
370 U
Scandi
3,69
1,42
86
11,2
74,4
479 / 565
5
S
0,15/0,7
D
400 S
3,99
1,53
78
14,9
83,4
594 / 672
6
S
0,15/0,7
C
400 U
3,99
1,52
85
18,4
102,4
597 / 682
6
S
0,15/0,7
C
400 UL
3,99
1,52
88
18,4
102,4
597 / 685
6
L
0,15/0,7
C
400 U
Scandi
3,99
1,52
102,5
18,4
102,4
597 / 699,5
6
S
0,15/0,7
C
400 FISH
3,99
1,53
136
14,7
83
618 / 754
6
L
0,15/0,7
C
400 FISH
DLX
3,99
1,53
153
14,7
83
618 / 771
6
L
0,15/0,7
C
450 S
4,45
1,67
97
22,3
102,4
687 / 784
7
L
0,2/0,75
C
450 U
4,45
1,67
116
29,8
141,4
726 / 842
7
L
0,2/0,75
C
450 FISH
4,45
1,67
162
29,8
141
756 / 918
7
L
0,2/0,75
C
450 FISH
DLX
4,45
1,67
194
29,8
141
756 / 950
7
L
0,2/0,75
C
16 Y
4,92
1,89
152
37,3
141,4
726 / 878
7
L
0,2/0,8
C

CERTIFICATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS
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Type
Max. Length
(m)
Max.
Width
Beam
(m)
Weight
without
engine
(kg)
Max.
engine
power
(kW)
Max.
weight of
the
engine
(kg)
Max. capacity
/ Weight of
fully loaded
craft (kg)
Max.
person
cap.
Transom
height
(out-
board)
Draught
min./
max.
(m)
Cate-
gory
17 H
5,03
2,13
185
44,7
177
947 / 1132
9
L
0,2/0,8
C
20 H DLX
5,82
2,24
493
85,7
215
1169 / 1662
10
L
0,2/0,9
C
17 F
5
1,94
235
29
141,4
800 / 1035
8
L
0,2/0,8
C
17 F SC
5
1,92
260
37
141,4
616 / 876
6
L
0,2/0,8
C
17 F SC DLX
5
1,92
260
36,8
141,4
616 / 876
6
L
0,2/0,8
C
400 F HD*
4,00
1,53
160
18,4
125
665 / 885
6
L
0,15/0,7
D
400 F HD
SC*
4,00
1,53
180
18,4
125
665 / 885
6
L
0,15/0,7
D
450 F HD*
4,45
1,67
162
29,9
141,4
756 / 918
7
L
0,2/0,75
C
450 F HD
SC*
4,45
1,67
162
29,9
141,4
756 / 918
7
L
0,2/0,75
C
17 HD
5
1,92
240
44
177,4
1177 / 1417
12
L
0,2/0,8
C
17 F HD
5
1,92
260
36,8
141,4
616 / 876
6
L
0,2/0,8
C
10 JON
2,96
1,2
32
2,6
23
278 /310
3
S
0,1/0,5
D
12 JON
3,7
1,2
37
2,6
23
278 / 315
3
S
0,1/0,5
D
13 JON
3,96
1,2
40
4,5
32
278 / 318
3
S
0,1/0,5
D
1436 JON
4,27
1,4
84
15
83,4
413 / 497
4
S
0,15/0,7
D
1448 JON
4,27
1,8
117
18
102,4
525 / 642
5
L
0,2/0,75
D
* new model, data before certification

INTRODUCTION
General introduction for the Marine boats owner's manual
This manual has been compiled to help you to operate your craft with safety and pleasure. It
contains details of the craft; the equipment supplied or fitted, its systems and information on
their operation. Please read it carefully, and familiarize yourself with the craft before using it.
This owner's manual is not a course on boating safety or seamanship. If this is your first craft,
or if you are changing to a type of craft you are not familiar with, for your own comfort and
safety, please ensure that you obtain handling and operating experience before “assuming
command” of the craft. Your dealer or national sailing federation or yacht club will be pleased
to advise you of local sea schools, or competent instructors.
Ensure that the anticipated wind and sea conditions will correspond to the design category of
your craft, and that you and your crew are able to handle the craft in these conditions.
Even when your boat is categorized for them, the sea and wind conditions corresponding to the
design categories A, B and C range from severe storm conditions for category A, to strong
conditions for the top of category C, open to the hazards of a freak wave or gust. These are
therefore dangerous conditions, where only a competent, fit and trained crew using a well
maintained craft can satisfactorily operate.
This owner's manual is not a detailed maintenance or trouble-shooting guide. In the case of
difficulty, refer to the boat builder or his representative. If a maintenance manual is provided,
use it for the craft's maintenance.
Always use trained and competent people for maintenance, fixing or modifications.
Modifications that may affect the safety characteristics of the craft shall be assessed, executed
and documented by competent people. The boat builder cannot be held responsible for
modifications that he has not approved.
In some countries, a driving licence or authorization is required, or specific regulations are in
force.
Always maintain your craft properly and make allowance for the deterioration that will occur in
time and as a result of heavy use or misuse of the craft.
Any craft, no matter how strong it may be, can be severely damaged if not used properly. This
is not compatible with safe boating. Always adjust the speed and direction of the craft to sea
conditions.
If your craft is fitted with a liferaft, carefully read its operating manual. The craft should have
onboard the appropriate safety equipment (lifejackets, harness, etc.) according to the type of
craft, weather conditions, etc. This equipment is mandatory in some countries. The crew should
be familiar with the use of all safety equipment and emergency manoeuvring (man overboard
recovery, towing, etc.), sailing schools and clubs regularly organize drill sessions.
All persons should wear a suitable buoyancy aid (life jacket/personal floatation device) when on
deck. Note that, in some countries, it is a legal requirement to wear a buoyancy aid that
complies with their national regulations at all times.
PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SECURE PLACE, AND HAND IT OVER TO THE NEW OWNER
WHEN YOU SELL THE CRAFT.

INTRODUCTION
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WARRANTY & CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS
Your boat manufacturer may provide a Warranty Statement describing terms and conditions
under which defects in your boat will be repaired. Familiarize yourself with the warranty and
follow instructions regarding proper operation and maintenance. Lack of attention to
instructions can void the warranty.
SPECIFIC DATA
You need to know specific data about your boat´s capabilities and requirements. This type of
information is available from the manufacturer and/or from dealer. A list in the front of this
book details specific data you may need. See Manufacturer´s Certifications & Specifications.)
Before operating equipment associated with your boat, particularly the engine, read the
owner´s manual accompanying the equipment.
REGISTRATION
Register your boat in the area where it is used most frequently. Many areas require additional
registration when an out-of-area boat is used within their boundaries. Contact boating
authorities or your marine dealer for registration requirements and forms.
OWNER/OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
The law requires the owner/operator to assist any person or boat in distress as long as he does
not endanger his boat. The owner/operator is also responsible for understanding and complying
with the following procedures and operational requirements:
State registration
Insurance
Warranty registration
Warranty terms and conditions
Rules of the road
Break-in procedure
Proper maintenance of boat and its systems
Safety equipment
Safety training of passengers and crew
Knowledge of boat systems
Seaworthiness operational inspection
Safe operating practices
Avoiding use of drugs/alcohol
Environmental regulations
Accident reports
WARNING!
Do not exceed number of persons. Weight of persons and equipment
cannot exceed the highest allowed load. Use only seat places.
WARNING!
When loading, do not exceed the highest allowed capacity. Load the
watercraft very carefully and keep about structural list. Avoid placing
heavy weights on top of the boat.

SAFETY
SECTION 1.
SAFETY
The freedom of boating is a magnificent feeling. However, fun can be overtaken by disaster if
you ignore safety precautions. This book presents basic guidelines, but it cannot describe every
possible risk you may encounter. You are strongly urged to:
Take a boating safety course and get hands-on training from your boat dealer.
Regularly review safety requirements.
Maintain your boat and its systems.
Have your boat inspected at least annually by a qualified mechanic or dealer.
EXPLANATION OF SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This book contains safety precautions which must be observed when operating or servicing your
boat. Review and understand these instructions.
FIRE
Fire is always serious, but it usually can be brought under control if you are
prepared and act quickly. Extinguishers required by the boating law are only the
minimum needed. Install fire extinguishers where they might be needed, and test
equipment and emergency plans regularly.
Prevention is the safest method of fighting fire. Remember:
Use extreme caution and refrain from smoking while fueling.
Open flames demand constant attention.
Keep flammable material containers in a locker sealed from the interior of the boat and
vented overboard.
Remove canvas before starting engine.
Ensure fuel does not leak. Regularly inspect all fuel systems including LPG/CNG.
Extinguish smoking material carefully.
Use special care with flames or high temperatures near urethane foam, if used.
Check cleaning products for flammability.
Ventilate when cleaning or painting.
Disconnect electrical system from its power source before performing maintenance.
(See Systems - Electrical.)
Observe the boat carefully while the electrical system is energized.
Only a qualified marine electrical technician may service the boat´s electrical system.
FLOODING, SWAMPING
Flooding or swamping can be caused by many factors. Operator disregard for hazardous
weather and water conditions is one of the most common causes, along with improper loading,
handling and anchoring. Be aware of the possible consequences of your actions. Have everyone
wear a personal flotation device when boating. STAY WITH THE BOAT!
Remember:
Certification plate states maximum weight/number of persons the boat will handle
safely under normal conditions. Give yourself an extra margin in rough water. (See
Safety - Load Capacity.)
Install drain plugs before launching.
Ensure proper bilge pump operation.
Anchor from bow if using only one anchor.

SAFETY
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Match speed to water conditions.
Adjust trim and close openings in rough waters.
Reverse engine only when headway slows to prevent following sea from swamping
boat.
Operate boat within maneuvering speed limitations.
LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT
Wear a personal flotation device (PFD) when boating. Boat operators are required to carry one
wearable personal flotation device (Type I, II, III or V) for every person on board. Boats must
also have at least one throw able device (Type IV). Classifications of PFDs are:
Off-Shore Life Jacket (Type I) - most buyoant, it is designed to turn an unconscious
person face up; used in all types of waters where rescue may be slow.
Near-Shore Life Vest (Type II) - "keyhole" vest with flotation-filled head and neck
support is also designed to turn a person face up, but the turning action is not as
pronounced; used in calm, inland waters or where quick rescue is likely.
Flotation Aid (Type III) –vest is designed so conscious wearers can turn face up; often
designed for comfort while engaged in sports such as skiing.
Throw able Devices (Type IV) –horseshoe buoys, ring buoys, and buyoant cushions are
designed to be grasped, not worn.
Special-Use Devices (Type V) –sailboat harnesses, white-water vests, float coats, and
hybrid vests.
When purchasing PFDs, look for a tag saying they are approved by the national boating law.
Children and non-swimmers must wear PDFs at all times when aboard. All passengers and crew
should wear them, since an unworn PDF is often useless in an emergency. The law requires
that PDFs, if worn, must be readily accessible, that is, removed from storage bags and
unbuckled. Throw able devices must be readily available, that is, right at hand. The operator is
responsible for instructing everyone at their location and use.
Size PDFs to the wearer. Children require special attention.
Dry before storage. Test PDF buoyancy at least once a year.
IMPAIRED OPERATION
WARNING!
CONTROL HAZARD - Boating laws prohibit operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or
drugs. These laws are vigorously enforced.
Give special attention to the effects of alcohol and drugs while boating. No other single factor
causes so many marine accident sand deaths. Wind, waves and sun heighten the effects of
alcohol and drugs, so your reactions may be quickly impaired.
LOAD CAPACITY
ISO international directives require certification plate stating the maximum number of
persons and the maximum weight the boat will handle safely under normal conditions
on boats up to 24 meters (78,7 feet).
Certification plate is attached to the hull near the helm or transom.
Overloading violates regulations. Do not carry more weight or passengers than indicated
on the certification plate.
The number of seats is not necessarily an indication of the number of persons a boat
can carry safely.