Recommended Routine Inspection Process
(Reproduce this sheet as needed.)
The engine manufacturer has provided important information regarding care and maintenance of the
drive train. Be sure to review and follow the directions provided in that Owner’s Manual as well as the
following instructions.
Before Each Use
q Inspect seacock strainer (where equipped) q Inspect battery connections and hold-downs
q Inspect throttle & shift cables q Check that battery is fully charged
q Inspect propeller shaft log for water entry
After Each Use
q Flush engine for at least 5 mins. after use in salt or brackish water (where equipped).
q Dry under seat bases and leave a compartment open to allow thorough air drying (mildew prevention).
Do not install canvas covers until boat is thoroughly air-dried.
q Following directions in the Cleaning The Boat section, clean all surfaces using only recommended
products to prevent corrosion, mildew, and accelerated deterioration.
q Avoid excessive water on any area of electronics inside the boat or on the engine/drive train. The
electronics installed on this boat are intended for operation in a marine environment but no
electronic component can withstand immersion or excessive water. After cleaning, damp dry
electronics with a soft cloth.
q Refer to the trailer manual for cleaning and care instructions. At a minimum, hose o the trailer after
immersion in water, especially salt or brackish water.
q Use good quality wax and other care products (see MasterCraft Boat Care Products section of this
Owner’s Manual) to provide extended protection. Failure to do so may result in accelerated
deterioration of the boat’s components, and this is not covered under warranty.
q Discuss any concerns or issues with an authorized MasterCraft dealer. Early attention to matters can
prevent dicult and/or dangerous situations that could potentially arise later.
2013 MasterCraft Owners Manual • Page 6-13
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