Lund 1650 EXPLORER Manual de usuario

Welcome to the Lund family! On behalf of everyone at Lund Boat Company, thank

you for purchasing the best boat on the water, designed by fishermen for fishermen.

We are confident your new Lund will deliver the ultimate fishing experience you

expect for many years to come. Our passion for fishing is designed into each Lund

boat we build. It is this dedication to our sport that makes Lund the choice of

serious anglers all across North America. With your purchase, you have joined this

band of knowledgeable, accomplished anglers. Your new Lund boat is a wise

investment that will allow you to enjoy more days on the water, and is your number

one tool to better fishing. And, with proper care and maintenance, it will return to

you the highest resale value in the boating industry.

We hope this manual will aid you in your enjoyment of our product and give you

some guidance in the care, maintenance and operation of your Lund boat. This

manual cannot cover every aspect of boat ownership and operation, nor is it

intended to. For additional information, please consult your Lund dealer. Local

boating organizations can also provide valuable information or direction as to where

to find additional information. If, for any reason, your dealer is unable to answer

your questions regarding your new Lund boat, please contact us for assistance.

We encourage you to practice safe boating at all times, and respect the environment

and our resources so that all of us and our children may enjoy them for years to

come.

Thank you again for choosing the best, a Lund boat, and Good Fishing!

Lund Boat Company, P.O. Box 248, New York Mills, MN 56567, (218) 385-2235

Lund Boats Canada, Box 2080, 92 PTH 52 West, Steinbach, Mb, R0A 2A0

www.lundboats.com email: [email protected]

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General InformatIon .........................................................1.1

About This Manual ...................................................................................................1.1

You and Your New Boat ...........................................................................................1.1

Certification ..............................................................................................................1.2

Service .......................................................................................................................1.3

Responsibilities .........................................................................................................1.3

Additional Information .............................................................................................1.4

Boating Laws and Regulations .................................................................................1.5

Hazard Communication Labels ................................................................................1.6

How to Read Your Hull I.D. Plate ............................................................................1.9

Boat and Trailer Data Sheet ......................................................................................1.9

Safety ............................................................................................2.1

Safe Boating Checklist .............................................................................................2.1

Hazard Statements ....................................................................................................2.2

Advisory Statements .................................................................................................2.3

Safety Equipment ......................................................................................................2.3

Additional Recommended Equipment ......................................................................2.8

Carbon Monoxide and Boating .................................................................................2.9

Lanyard Stop Switch ...............................................................................................2.11

Safe Boating Practices ............................................................................................2.12

Water Sports ............................................................................................................2.15

BaSIc SeamanShIp ....................................................................3.1

Boating Regulations ..................................................................................................3.1

Rules of Seamanship .................................................................................................3.1

Navigational Aids .....................................................................................................3.5

Recommended Reading ............................................................................................3.7

Contacts .....................................................................................................................3.8

Owner’s Logs and Records .......................................................................................3.9

Navigational Aids Chart ...........................................................................................3.9

Float Plan ................................................................................................................3.12

Fuel Log ..................................................................................................................3.13

Service/Maintenance Log .......................................................................................3.14

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traIlerInG ..................................................................................4.1

Gross Vehicle Weight Rating ....................................................................................4.1

Weight Distribution ...................................................................................................4.1

Hitch ..........................................................................................................................4.2

Safety Chains or Cables ............................................................................................4.2

Brakes .......................................................................................................................4.3

Turning While Towing a Trailer ...............................................................................4.3

Backing A Trailer ......................................................................................................4.4

Launching Guidelines ...............................................................................................4.4

Loading Your Boat On The Trailer ...........................................................................4.5

Trailer Maintenance ..................................................................................................4.6

Wheel Bearings .........................................................................................................4.7

electrIcal SyStem ................................................................5.1

12-Volt DC Boat System...........................................................................................5.1

Trolling Motor System ..............................................................................................5.1

Battery .......................................................................................................................5.2

AC/DC Battery Charger............................................................................................5.3

Battery Charging .......................................................................................................5.3

Overload Protection ..................................................................................................5.4

Transducer Mounting (Dealer or Customer Installed) .............................................5.4

Trolling Motor Receptacle ........................................................................................5.4

Wiring Color Codes ..................................................................................................5.5

Corrosion...................................................................................................................5.6

Boat SyStemS & equIpment ...............................................6.1

Engines ......................................................................................................................6.1

Fuel System ...............................................................................................................6.1

Propeller ....................................................................................................................6.2

Steering System ........................................................................................................6.4

Livewell System .......................................................................................................6.5

Livewell Operation ...................................................................................................6.5

Bilge ..........................................................................................................................6.6

Bilge Pump ...............................................................................................................6.6

Fishing Seats ............................................................................................................6.7

InStrumentS and controlS .............................................7.1

Helm Instruments ......................................................................................................7.1

Engine Throttle/Shift Control ...................................................................................7.2

Switches ....................................................................................................................7.4

Front Bow Panel .......................................................................................................7.5

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GettInG underway .................................................................8.1

Skipper’s Checklist ...................................................................................................8.1

Fueling ......................................................................................................................8.2

Loading Passengers and Gear ...................................................................................8.4

Starting Procedures ...................................................................................................8.5

Maneuvering .............................................................................................................8.7

High Performance Boats ...........................................................................................8.8

Acceleration ..............................................................................................................8.9

Power Trim Operation ............................................................................................8.10

Steering Force .........................................................................................................8.11

Anchoring ...............................................................................................................8.12

Returning To Shore .................................................................................................8.13

Navigation Lights ...................................................................................................8.15

Hazardous Conditions .............................................................................................8.16

Reacting To Emergencies .......................................................................................8.18

carInG for your Boat .........................................................9.1

Battery Care ..............................................................................................................9.1

Fuel System ...............................................................................................................9.2

Steering System ........................................................................................................9.2

Floor Covering ..........................................................................................................9.2

Aluminum Trim Surface ...........................................................................................9.2

Storage Compartments ..............................................................................................9.2

Painted Aluminum Surfaces .....................................................................................9.3

Bottom Surfaces ........................................................................................................9.3

Salt Water Information ..............................................................................................9.3

Galvanic Corrosion ...................................................................................................9.3

Repairs ......................................................................................................................9.4

Cracked Aluminum ...................................................................................................9.5

Repainting Aluminum ...............................................................................................9.5

Upholstery .................................................................................................................9.6

Windshields ...............................................................................................................9.8

Canvas .......................................................................................................................9.8

Storage ......................................................................................................................9.8

wInter layup and StoraGe ............................................10.1

Prior to Storage .......................................................................................................10.1

Engine .....................................................................................................................10.1

Livewell ..................................................................................................................10.3

Wash-Down Pumps .................................................................................................10.3

Interior Cleaning .....................................................................................................10.4

Storage on Trailer ...................................................................................................10.4

Recommissioning the Boat After Storage ..............................................................10.5

trouBle ShootInG GuIde ................................................. 11.1

BoatInG termS........................................................................12.1

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More and more people are joining the ranks of boat owners who find enjoyment in

the leisure activity of boating and fishing. For this reason, this manual is written for

the first-time boat owner or operator. Even if you are an experienced boater, you will

still find valuable information regarding the safe operation and maintenance of your

boat, motor and trailer.

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familiarize yourself with its systems and components. The information in this manual

will help you with the operation and maintenance. The suppliers of more complex

components, such as engines, pumps, and electronics, supply their own manuals.

They are included in your Owner’s Packet. The suppliers of these products maintain

their own manufacturers’ warranties and service facilities. One of the first orders of

business should be to fill out each warranty card and mail it back to the manufacturer

to register your ownership.

Make sure you read and understand the safety, emergency, and operating procedures

in this manual and pass this information along to your family and passengers. Pay

close attention to safety warnings. Remember that along with the freedom and fun of

boating and fishing comes the responsibility for the safety of your passengers, other

boaters, and the environment which we all share.

This manual is part of your boat’s equipment. Always keep it on board. If you transfer

ownership of the boat to someone else, give this manual to the new owner. In some

cases, this manual provides general information; more specific information is

available in the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) manuals. This owner’s

manual does not supersede or change any of the original manufacturers’

specifications, operation or maintenance instructions. If the information in this manual

conflicts with that in the OEM manuals, the OEM manuals take precedence.

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provided on your boat. Check with your dealer if you have any questions.

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If you are new to boating, you may not be familiar with some common boating terms.

Figure 1-1 lists some of these terms and identifies their meaning in relation to a

typical boat.

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LENGTH OVERALL

PORT COCKPIT

STEERING HELM

TRANSOM

BOW

WATERLINE

KEEL

STERN

STARBOARD

AFT FORWARD

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As a boat manufacturer, Lund builds their products to guidlines established under the

Federal Boat Safety Act of 1971. The Act is promulgated by the United States Coast

Guard who has authority to enforce these laws on boat manufacturers that sell

products in the United States. Lund ensures that all of its products comply with these

laws.

The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) provides Lund with a third

party certification. The NMMA is an organization that represents the marine industry

and assists manufacturers, boat dealers, marinas, repair yards and component suppliers

in areas of legislation, environmental concerns, marine business growth and state and

federal government agency interaction. The third party dertification that Lund

participates in, uses the well known Standards and Recommended Practices of the

American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC).

Lund Boats participates extensively in the American Boat and Yacht Council which is

a nonprofit organization that developes and publishes voluntary standards and

recommended practices for boat and equiptment design, construction of your Lund

boat.

Finally, Lund sells their products world wide and as such must conform to the various

rules and regulations required by other countries. Most notably, are the ISO standards

in Europe which require the application of the Common European (CE) mark. This

mark, much like the NMMA certification here in the US, gives you the boat owner

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specific information concerning your craft.

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If you have a problem with your new boat as a result of workmanship or materials,

we want to correct it and get it back in service as quickly as possible. Contact the

Lund Boats dealer from whom you purchased the boat. An authorized dealer must

process all warranty repairs. If the dealer fails to remedy the cause of the problem,

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Information about service, replacement parts, or additional equipment is available

from your dealer or Lund Boats. You can get in touch with us directly at:

Lund Boat Company

P.O. Box 248

New York Mills, MN 56567

(218) 385-2235

LUND BOATS CANADA

98 PTH 52 West

Steinbach, MB R5G 1Y1

Canada

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You should inspect the boat at the time of delivery to verify that all systems and

components are operating safely and acceptably. We recommend that you refer to the

engine warranty certificate for initial inspection and service requirements. Be sure to

review the pre-delivery checklist for the boat and engine with your dealer when you

take delivery.

Your dealer will also record all important information about your boat and its major

components on the . (You will find the Boat Data Sheet at the end of

this chapter.) After all the data has been entered, make a photocopy and store at home

or another safe place.

You are responsible for following proper procedures during the break-in period.

Check with your dealer if you have any questions. You should also schedule the

20-hour checkup with your dealer. At the 20-hour checkup, your dealer should

perform an engine check according to recommended procedures as stated by the

engine manufacturer in the engine owner’s manual.

The operator is also responsible for complying with the following procedures and

operational requirements:

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• Registering the boat with the appropriate jurisdiction.

• Safety training of passengers and crew.

• Ensuring the boat’s continued safe operation through proper maintenance and

repair.

• Obtaining adequate insurance coverage.

• Following safe operating practices at all times.

• Learning the Rules of the Road.

• Developing an understanding of boat systems.

• Operating and maintaining all equipment in compliance with the manufacturer’s

instructions.

• Avoiding the use of drugs and alcohol.

• Complying with environmental regulations.

Along with boating comes the responsibility of complying with environmental

regulations. Please think about the future of our waterways, oceans, and marine life

while you’re out enjoying them – and take all necessary measures to help protect our

natural habitats. Keeping our waterways and marine habitats free from debris, and

showing consideration for the creatures who thrive in these environments are some

ways you can help assure the pleasure of boating for years to come.

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Your dealer will inspect your boat when you take delivery to make sure it is in

flawless condition and that all components are working properly. Your dealer will

discuss the terms of all warranties and emphasize the importance of registering each

warranty with the manufacturer. He will also explain the proper procedures for

obtaining warranty service. If requested, he will instruct you in the operation of the

boat and its systems and components.

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Proper maintenance and repair are critical to your continued enjoyment of and the

safe use of your boat. Your dealer is always ready to help you. There are areas that

you, the owner, cannot service because of today’s complex technology. Your dealer

has access to factory trained specialists, when they are needed, for such equipment as

engines and trailers. You can handle basic servicing such as checking engine oil levels

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and inspecting the condition of hoses, sea cocks, bilge pumps, and electrical

connections, but all other maintenance and repair should be performed by properly

trained and qualified technicians.

We suggest you develop a routine maintenance plan for the engine and trolling motor

to assure that they remain in first-rate condition and continue to operate properly.

Follow the maintenance and service schedule recommended by the manufacturer.

Cleaning the hull and deck regularly will keep your boat looking like new.

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It is highly recommended that the boat operator and a standby operator enroll in a

boating safety course. Such organizations as the U.S. Power Squadron, United States

Coast Guard Auxiliary, and the American Red Cross sponsor educational programs.

Chapter 3 has general information about such courses. See your Lund Boats dealer

about special courses available in your area.

There are many good boating publications that have helpful information. Pamphlets

prepared by the Coast Guard explain “Rules of the Road,” signal lights, buoys, safety,

international and inland regulations, and other information beyond the scope of this

manual. Check Chapter 3 for a partial listing. You can contact the local U.S. Coast

Guard Unit or call the Coast Guard Boating Safety Hotline at 1-800-368-5647.

Contact the Canadian Coast Guard at 800-267-6687. Your dealer will also have

information about your area and what other boaters are doing, such as club

memberships and other activities.

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The Coast Guard is the authority of the waterways; it is there to help the boating

public. Boating regulations are also enforced by local authorities. You are subject to

marine traffic laws and “Rules of the Road” for both federal, state and provincial

waterways. You must stop if signaled to do so by enforcement officers, and permit

them to board if asked.

Some localities have specific local trailer specifications and legal limits on speed and

noise. It is your responsibility to be aware of these laws and to ensure that your boat

and trailer comply. Check with your dealer and consult with the local Marine Patrol or

local Coast Guard office about any local requirements.

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jurisdictions, the Coast Guard retains registration authority. Registration numbers and

validation stickers must be displayed on the boat according to regulations, and the

registration certificate must be carried on board when the boat is in use. Your dealer

will either supply registration forms or tell you where they may be obtained.

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In most states, the boat owner is legally responsible for damages or injuries he or she

causes, even if someone else is operating the boat at the time of the accident.

Common sense dictates that you carry adequate personal liability and property

damage insurance, just as you would on an automobile. You should also protect your

investment by insuring the boat against physical damage or theft.

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After an accident, the operator of the boat is responsible for filing a report with the

appropriate authorities. Reports are generally necessary for accidents involving loss of

life, injury, or in some cases when the damage amount exceeds a specific limit. Ask

your insurance agent for more information. If you are involved in an accident, check

with your local authorities for reporting requirements.

If you see a distress signal, you must assume it is a real emergency and render

assistance immediately. The person in charge of a boat is obligated by law to provide

assistance to any individual in danger at sea. However, you should not put your crew

or passengers in a dangerous situation which exceeds your capabilities or those of

your boat. In the United States the 1971 Boating Safety Act grants protection to a

“Good Samaritan” boater offering good faith assistance, and absolves a boater from

any civil liability arising from assistance given.

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Regulations prohibit the discharge of oil or oily waste into or upon navigable waters,

if such discharge causes a film or sheen upon, or a discoloration of, the surface of the

water or causes sludge or an emulsion beneath the surface of the water. Violators are

subject to a monetary penalities as allowed by law.

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Plastic refuse dumped in the water can kill fish and marine wildlife and can foul boat

propellers and cooling water intakes. Other forms of waterborne garbage can litter our

beaches and make people sick. Regulations prohibit the dumping of plastic refuse or

other garbage mixed with plastic into the water anywhere, and restrict the dumping of

other forms of garbage within specified distances from shore.

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Some or all of the hazard communication labels shown on the following pages can be

found in various locations on your boat or trailer. (Labels are not necessarily to size or

scale.) The appropriate labels are determined by the standard and optional equipment

actually installed upon delivery. Check with your dealer to find out what labels your

boat or trailer should have. If any label is missing, ask your dealer for a replacement.

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