MasterCraft X25 User Manual

After Each Use
General Cleaning and Storage
 RefertotheCorrosion Prevention and Cleaning the Boat sections of this Owner’s
Manual. After each outing, the boat should receive a general cleaning and drying prior to
being stored. Even if the boat is kept in a slip, owners/operators should wipe down the
interior and should periodically remove the boat from the water for a general cleaning.
In instances of boats being lef moored in water, it may be necessary to periodically
run the bilge pump to clear out water that has intruded into the bilge compartment.
Keep the battery fully charged in order to be able to provide this function.
Inspections
As noted in the Before Each Use section, some functions there need to be performed
following use of the boat, such as checking the intake strainer or seacock strainer if evidence
has shown that debris collects during the outing. Wet debris is often easier to remove.
Quarterly
(Every Fifty [50] Hours)
Check Safety Equipment
Throughout this Owner’s Manual, boat owners, operators and users have been remind-
edtopayparticularattentiontoanyandallsafetyrequirements.Atthefty(50)hour
mark, it is appropriate to check that all required and recommended safety equipment be
reviewed for condition and repaired or replaced as necessary. This includes all personal
flotation devices. It is also advisable to check that all equipment and personal items on-
board have been properly stowed and the routine maintenance performed.
Theseeortsareinyourbestinterest!
Annually
(Every One Hundred [100] Hours)
MasterCraft recommends that your annual—or one hundred (100) hour—maintenance
requirements be performed by an authorized MasterCraft dealer. The sta there has the
proper equipment and technical training to best meet your service needs.
Annual Maintenance
Some boat owners choose to personally execute some maintenance proce-
dures on their boats. MasterCraf has provided information on several proce-
dures. For safety reasons, a few must be performed by authorized MasterCraf
service technicians only, such as anything involving checks and repairs on the
fuel line, which is under pressure.
These matters must be addressed on a regular basis, at one hundred (100)
hours or annually, whichever comes first, and these procedures are in addition to
seasonal preparation and winterization (see Storage and Winterization section for
additional details). All of these issues are extremely important to continued boating
pleasure, as well as long life for the boat, and the critical matter of safety.
Even if the annual maintenance work is completed by an authorized Master-
Craf service technician, boat owners and operators should still review this sec-
tion and ensure that they have some understanding of what is necessary to keep
the boat in top condition.
2013 MasterCraft Owners Manual • Care and Maintenance • Page 5-24

MasterCraft X25 Specifications

General

Brand	MasterCraft
Model	X25
Category	Boat
Language	English