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from small crevices and openings form your prop shaft or kleets or any way water might find its way in. once your boat hits water the weight of the hull is transfered to water pressure trying to push up on your boat. The bright side is most Boats are Build with a bilge Pump(at the bottom of the hull) which turns on at a high rate when it senses water. up to 500gal an hr. this is a must have device!! Happy Boating!
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What should you do after fueling your boat?
Ventilate the engine compartment, if enclosed.
Why must you operate the exhaust blower before starting boats inboard gasoline engine?
Running the exhaust blower will expel fuel or exhaust vapors trapped in the engine compartment. This is a precautionary step. A visual inspection the engine compartment is also a good habit to get into if you have not started the boat for some time. Things to look (and smell) for in the engine compartment that might tell you something is wrong with your boat before you start it include: fuel or exhaust, water, and broken or loose motor parts.
If you aground in an outboard boat and you are not taking on water what is the first step in attempting to free you vessel?
Stop the engine and lift it
If you run aground in an outboard boat and you are not taking on water what is the first step if freeing your vessel?
stop the engine and lift it
If you run aground in an boat and you are not taking on water what is the first step in attempting to free your vessel?
Stop the engine and lift it
If you run aground in an outboard boat and you are not taking on water what is the first step in freeing the vessel?
stop the engine and lift it
Why must you operate the exhaust blower starting a boats inboard gasoline engine?
Running the exhaust blower will expel fuel or exhaust vapors trapped in the engine compartment. This is a precautionary step. A visual inspection the engine compartment is also a good habit to get into if you have not started the boat for some time. Things to look (and smell) for in the engine compartment that might tell you something is wrong with your boat before you start it include: fuel or exhaust, water, and broken or loose motor parts.
Why must you operate the exhaust before starting a boats inboard gasoline engine?
Running the exhaust blower will expel fuel or exhaust vapors trapped in the engine compartment. This is a precautionary step. A visual inspection the engine compartment is also a good habit to get into if you have not started the boat for some time. Things to look (and smell) for in the engine compartment that might tell you something is wrong with your boat before you start it include: fuel or exhaust, water, and broken or loose motor parts.
If you run aground in outboard boat and you are not taking on water what is the first step in attempting to free your vessel?
Stop the engine and lift it
What is the first step in attempting to free your vessel If you run aground in an outboard boat and you are not taking on water?
Stop the engine and lift it
What If you run aground in an outboard boat and you are not taking on water what is the first step in attempting to free your vessel?
Stop the engine and lift it
If you run aground in an outboard boat and you are not taking on water what is the first step in attempting to Free What if your Vessel?
Stop the engine and lift it
