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SAFETY
Operator Safety
Any operator of a Polaris watercraft must know and practice the
following guidelines for personal safety and the safety of their
passenger(s). Never permit a guest to operate this watercraft unless the
guest has read and understands all warning labels and t he Owner’s
Manual.
This watercraft is not a toy. It is a high performance powerboat.
Operating it requires learned and practiced skills. All operators and
passengers should become familiar with the necessary techniques
before attempting maneuvers. Always run the watercraft at a speed
which is proper for the water conditions and your level of experience.
The minimum operator age for this watercraft is 16 years of age.
Operators between 16 and 18 years of age require close adult
supervision. Operation must be in accordance with all applicable
boating rules and regulations.
This watercraft does not have brakes. The watercraft is stopped
by releasing the throttle and gliding to a stop by the natural drag of the
water. Allow a minimum of 300 feet (90 m) to coast to a stop from
full throttle.
Jet thrust is required to steer and turn the vehicle. Never
completely release the throttle and attempt to turn at more than a
trolling speed because the watercraft will not turn. Practice until you
are comfortable with turning and stopping, and always before carrying
a passenger.
Know and observe all local, state, and federal boating regulations
and speed limits. Boating laws and navigational rules are designed for
the safety of everyone sharing the waterways.
Read the entire manual to have a thorough understanding of this
watercraft and its operation. Read and understand all warning
labels before operation.
Severe injury or death can result from failure to follow these
instructions as well as the warning labels on the watercraft.
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