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Dear Valued Customer,
Welcome to the family!
Thank you for choosing a Smoker Craft Incorporated boat! We know
you’ve taken considerable time and effort in choosing your purchase and
we are pleased to have been selected as your boat company! You have
made an excellent choice.
Our brands are backed by over 100 years of dedication to quality and ser-
vice. Smoker Craft Inc. is a family owned company, and our family values
can be seen in our people, our products, and how we value our custom-
ers. We care about your boating experience so we design and build our
boats to be a part of your family for years to come. During those years,
we want you to enjoy your new boat without struggling to find the informa-
tion you need. Therefore, we have assembled this manual to help you
with questions you may have concerning the use and care of your new
boat. Your dealer may also have other information and care products that
you will find beneficial as well.
Please take time to review the enclosed material. You’ll find helpful tips
ranging from important safety information concerning the use of your new
boat, to general maintenance and cleaning care. In particular, you will
want to review all warning labels and safety recommendations as well as
the information supplied by the various component and accessory manu-
facturers. We encourage you to also review and study additional safety
publications such as those from NMMA (National Marine Manufacturers
Association), and other boater’s safety courses.
For additional information about your boat or any of the Smoker Craft Inc.
family of products, visit www.thebestboatbrands.com.
Thanks again for selecting us as your boat company!
From our family to yours,
Andy Wolf
Smokercraft Inc.
Customer Service Manager
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Subject Page #
INTRODUCTION ················································································· 5
Getting Started························································································ 5
Dealer Delivery Responsibilities ·································································· 6
Owner Responsibilities ············································································· 6
Owner’s Packet ······················································································ 7
Warranty & Customer Service ···································································· 7
State Registration ···················································································· 7
Insurance ······························································································ 7
Disposal of Plastics & Other Garbage ···························································· 7
Marine Sanitary Device ············································································· 7
SAFETY ······························································································ 8
Basic Safe Boating ·················································································· 8
Safety Gear & Equipment ·········································································· 9
Safe Boating Practices ·············································································· 9
Danger—Be Aware ·················································································· 10
Playing It Safe - Swimming & Skiing Safety ··················································· 11
DANGERS, WARNINGS, AND CAUTIONS················································· 12
Aluminum Boats ····················································································· 12
Pontoon Boats ························································································ 13
Fiberglass Boats ······················································································ 14
CARING FOR YOUR Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Boat ····························· 15
Engine ································································································· 15
Aluminum Surfaces ················································································· 15
Electrical System Care ·············································································· 16
Electrical Wiring Charts············································································· 17
Trolling Motor Plug Chart ········································································ 18
Floor Coverings ······················································································ 19
Livewell System Care ··············································································· 19
Furniture ······························································································ 19
Canvas ································································································· 20
Hull and Graphic Care ·············································································· 21
Storage ································································································ 21
UNDERWAY WITH YOUR Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Boat ····················· 22
Trailering ···························································································· 22
Laws···································································································· 22
Transporting ·························································································· 22
Capacity Information ················································································ 22
Tongue Weight ······················································································· 22
Hitch ··································································································· 22
Chains ································································································· 22
Backing a Trailer ···················································································· 22
Launching ····························································································· 23
Boating QUICK LIST ·············································································· 23
Reloading Your Boat················································································· 23
Also Keep In Mind ················································································· 24
Fueling Your Boat···················································································· 24
Filling the Primary Tank ············································································ 24
Loading Passengers & Gear ········································································ 24
Boarding Your Boat ··············································································· 24
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TABLE OF CONTENTS—cont.
Subject Page #
Boat Weight Distribution ··········································································· 24
Storage Areas ························································································ 25
Starting the Engine ·················································································· 25
Steering Your Boat··················································································· 25
Boat Speed ···························································································· 25
General Navigation Rules··········································································· 25
Docking ······························································································· 26
Trimming ····························································································· 26
Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Boat INSTRUMENTATION····························· 27
Dash/Instrument Panel ·············································································· 27
Depth Gauge·························································································· 27
Hour Meter ··························································································· 28
Fuel Gauge ··························································································· 28
Oil Pressure Gauge ·················································································· 28
Speedometer Gauge·················································································· 28
Three-in-One Gauge················································································· 29
Tachometer Gauge··················································································· 29
Trim Gauge ··························································································· 29
Voltmeter Gauge ····················································································· 29
Water Temperature Gauge ········································································· 30
Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Boat COMPONENTS & SYSTEMS···················· 31
Controls ······························································································· 31
Steering Systems ····················································································· 31
Shift & Throttle Control Systems ································································· 31
Batteries ······························································································· 32
Digital Depth/Fish Finder Graph ·································································· 32
Electrical Switches ·················································································· 32
Electrical Wiring System············································································ 32
Fuel System ·························································································· 33
Lights ································································································· 33
Anchor Light·························································································· 33
Courtesy Light························································································ 33
Docking Lights ······················································································· 33
Navigation Lights ···················································································· 33
Livewell System ····················································································· 33
12 Volt Power Point ················································································· 34
Stereo ································································································· 34
Tables ································································································· 34
Cupholders ··························································································· 34
Water System ························································································ 35
Trolling Motor ······················································································· 35
Boarding Ladder ····················································································· 35
Bimini Top Canvas ·················································································· 35
Privacy Enclosure ··················································································· 35
Fishing Seats ························································································· 35
RESOURCES ······················································································· 36
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INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. Family of Products. Whether you own a Starcraft,
SmokerCraft, Sylvan, Sunchaser, or American Angler boat you can rest assure that your boat was
designed, crafted, and tested to guarantee endless hours of enjoyment on the water and is backed by
over 100 years of dedication to quality and service.
Mission Statement
Provide the best value on the water—from our family to yours.
Getting Started.
Your Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. owner’s manual is a great place to start before taking your
boat out on the water. You will find taking the time to read through the manual to familiarize your-
self with the special design features, handling tips, and maintenance information will help insure a
smooth launch. In particular, you will want to review all the warning labels and safety recommenda-
tions as well as the information supplied by the various component and accessory manufacturers.
Before taking your boat out for the first time conduct a complete walk around of the boat noting the
length and height as well as all the components, gauges, and other equipment. If you have any ques-
tions on operation, please refer to the appropriate owner’s manual section or contact your dealer.
It is the responsibility of the boat operator for the safety of the passengers as well as others on the
water. Passengers should know that polite, responsible attitudes insures a great day of boating. Re-
member—Children must be under adult supervision at all times.
This manual is an important component of your boat and should be stored in a safe, dry place on the
boat for ease of reference. This manual does not supersede or change any of the original manufactur-
ing specifications, operation, or maintenance instructions. Should you transfer ownership of your
Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. boat, please include this manual with the transfer to the new
owner. If you move or change mailing address, please contact Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc.
Customer Service at warranty[email protected].
For additional information about your boat or any of the Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. family of
products, visit www.thebestboatbrands.com.
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DEALER DELIVERY RESPONSIBILITIES
Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. in the manufacturing of your boat has performed a series of qual-
ity and performance inspections. Your dealer in preparation of your boat delivery has also completed
an extensive inspection list.
Your dealer’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
A complete walk through of your boat including general operation instructions.
A review of safety issues regarding your boat.
A complete owner’s packet. The packet should include an owner’s manual as well as information
on components and accessories.
An explanation of all warranties, warranty cards, time limits, coverage, and instructions on ob-
taining warranty service.
OWNER RESPONSIBILITES
The boat owner’s responsibilities include, but not limited to, the following:
Complete a thorough walk through of your boat with your dealer.
Examine the boat at delivery and confirm that all systems/components are functioning as outlined
in the owner’s manual.
Become familiar with all operating instructions, warranties, and literature.
Read all manuals and instructions included in the owner’s packet.
Use all equipment according to instructions as explained in manuals.
Maintain proper boat care and periodic servicing of the boat, motor and components in line with
manufacturer information and instructions.
Read and obey all warning labels on your boat.
Comply with all federal, state, and local laws.
Obtain appropriate insurance through a dependable company.
Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. keeps documented records of information regarding your
boat. The boat’s Hull Identification Number (HIN) is the number that all information is refer-
enced. When talking with your dealer about your boat, please have the HIN, model, and color
available. Having this information will help your dealer respond to any questions, inquiries, or
warranty issues.
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OWNER’S PACKET
Your Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. dealer will supply you with your Owners Packet.
Included in your packet:
Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. Owner’s Manual
Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. boat warranty
Component information relating to such items as engine, electronics, trailers, and any other item
not manufactured by Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc.
Accessory warranty information and component parts not manufactured by Starcraft Marine/
SmokerCraft Inc
Should you not receive any of these items, please contact your dealer.
WARRANTY & CUSTOMER SERVICE
Your Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. warranty statement will be given to you by your dealer. At
the time of delivery, your dealer will complete the registration paperwork. Please familiarize yourself
with the limited warranty and its coverage. Should you have questions regarding your warranty and
warranty coverage, contact your local Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. dealer. After your boat has
been registered with Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc., you may be selected to receive a Customer
Service Survey to complete and return.
STATE REGISTRATION
In most states, boats equipped with an engine of any type must be registered in the state of main us-
age. In some areas, the Coast Guard retains registration authority. Your Starcraft Marine/
SmokerCraft Inc. dealer will either have the necessary forms or will be able to instruct you on the
procedure for registering your craft. All registration numbers and validation stickers must be dis-
played according to the issuing agency. The agency will also issue a certificate that must be aboard
your Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. boat at all times.
INSURANCE
As a boat owner, you are legally responsible for damages or injuries caused by the boat. In most
states, you are also responsible for any accident to property or person even if your boat is operated by
some one else. You should carry adequate personal liability and property damage insurance on your
Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. boat similar to your automobile coverage. You may also want to
insure your craft against physical damage or theft.
DISPOSAL OF PLASTICS & OTHER GARBAGE
Plastic rubbish discarded in water is dangerous to fish and other marine wildlife. In addition, it can
cause damage to propellers and water intakes. Other forms of garbage can liter beaches and can be a
source for infections and disease. U.S. Coast Guard regulations completely prohibit the dumping of
plastic and other trash mixed with plastic anywhere and restricts the dumping of other forms of trash
within specified distances from shore. Please—Do Not Litter!
MARINE SANITARY DEVICE
It is your responsibility to know and obey all local laws concerning waste discharge. Contact the
Coast Guard, local marina, or your dealer for information concerning these laws.
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SAFETY
At Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc., your boat was designed and crafted with safety first to insure
that you have good days on the water. It is important that you take the time to familiarize yourself
with all operating systems on your boat as well as all safety components that are built in the craft.
Your manual and other product information in your owner’s packet are a valuable tool and reference
guide. As the owner, it is your responsibility for the safety of the boat and passengers—that includes
knowing all safety guidelines, recommended usage of the craft and its components, as well as local
laws.
Reviewing all warning labels and safety recommendations is a great place to start. All Starcraft Ma-
rine/SmokerCraft Inc. boats are NMMA certified and surpass all requirements. For more information
go to www. NMMA.org.
Before each day on the water, take the time to verify that all required safety equipment is on board
the craft. Inform all passengers of the location of all equipment and demonstrate how to use it. Peri-
odically inspect all equipment for proper operating condition and replace any that is not working or
shows wear. It is your responsibility to be aware of any safety equipment changes based on local/
state laws.
You should know and understand (but not limited to) the following safe boating recommendations:
BASIC SAFE BOATING:
NEVER operate a boat while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. Using either or both is
a federal offense.
Always use common courtesy. Obey Rules of the Road as outlined in U.S. Coast Guard publica-
tions.
Keep your boat and safety gear in good working condition. Inspect the boat, engine, trailer, and
all other gear and equipment regularly. This includes safety equipment.
Read. Understand. Locate. Follow all warning labels.
Check to make sure that lifesaving equipment and fire-extinguishers are on board. It is necessary
that the equipment meets all regulations. All equipment is to be easily seen, accessible, and in
good working condition. Your passengers should be instructed on the location of all equipment
and how to use it. Children are to be supervised at all times.
Never allow anyone under the age of 16 to operate the boat at any time.
When possible, obtain current charts of the area you are boating. Always maintain accurate, up-
dated charts.
Before departing, leave travel plans with a responsible person on shore indicating where you are
going and when you expect to return.
Instruct at least one person on the boat about basic safe boating operations to be used in case of
an emergency.
Do not overload or improperly load your boat. Use the information on your capacity plate as a
guide for load limits. Be sure to check water and weather conditions as this will determine the
capacity of your boat.
Passengers are required to ride in designated seating areas only when the boat is in motion. Pas-
sengers should remain seated once the craft is under way. Do not allow passengers to ride on
bow, transom, rail, sun deck, backrest, or swivel fishing seat.
The engine must be shut off and the propeller stopped moving before allowing swimmers or
skiers to enter or exit the boat.
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SAFETY GEAR AND EQUIPMENT
As the owner, you are responsible for equipping your boat with all the required safety gear. Check both
local and state regulations and call the U.S. Coast Guard Safety Hotline at 800-369-5647 for additional
information and on required safety equipment. Minimum requirements include:
Personal Flotation Devices (PFD). Check local and state regulations for restrictions.
Fire Extinguisher
Visual Distress Signal
Navigation Lights
Horn
Throwable Life Buoy
It is advisable for children and non-swimmers to wear PFDs at all times.
The following additional gear will add an extra measure of safety and comfort:
Anchor and Anchor Line Dock Fenders First Aid Kit Tow Line
Charts of Boating Area Sunscreen Lotion Boat Hook Signal Flares
Foul Weather Gear VHF Radio Life Ring Compass
Extra Warm Clothing Flashlight Oar/Paddle
SAFE BOATING PRACTICES
You are responsible for the safety of your passengers, your boat, and others on the water. Please keep
the following safe boating practices in mind as you get under way:
Alcohol, drugs, and boating do not mix. EVER! Not only does it hamper reaction times and coor-
dination, it also effects judgment and vision. Federal laws also prohibit the operation of a boat while
under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Safe operation demands that you and your passengers use your boat as intended. Safe operation also
means that good judgment is used at all times and includes, but not limited to, the following:
Load your boat using the capacity plate for weight limits. Remember to distribute the weight
bow to stern and starboard to port.
Never exceed the stated maximum power rating as shown on the capacity plate.
Provide Personal Flotation Device for each passenger.
Boat speed should be at or below the local legal limit. Excessive speeds and speeds not appro-
priate for weather conditions do not promote safe boating.
Never use your boat in weather or water conditions that require skills beyond your experience
level. This also applies to the capabilities of the boat and the passengers.
Never leave the shore without one person in the boat who is familiar with the operation and
safety requirements of the boat.
Always keep gates closed while the boat is in motion to prevent accidental falls overboard. Such
falls can result in injury or even death from the propeller.
Never allow passengers to ride on the foredeck or sundeck while the boat is in motion. Doing
so will prevent falls overboard and possible injury or death from the propeller.
Passengers and gear must never obscure the view or hinder the movement of the driver.
Make sure that the engine is off and that the propeller has completely stopped before allowing
passengers to enter or exit the boat using boarding ladders.
DO NOT SMOKE WHILE FUELING YOUR BOAT.
Fire Extinguisher is a must. The U.S. Coast Guard requires that a marine-type fire extinguisher be
on board all crafts with an engine and fuel system. A hand-portable type B-1 or B-11 extinguisher
must be mounted in an easily accessible location within the boat. Be sure that the label on the extin-
guisher states “Marine Type USCG”.
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DANGER - BE AWARE
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Monoxide can accumulate in closed areas and under canvas. It is a poisonous gas. Over a
period of time it can reach levels that can be hazardous to the health or fatal. Seek urgent care if any
of the following symptoms occur and persist:
Dizziness Nausea Headache Sleepiness Vomiting
Throbbing in Temples Muscular Twitching Inability to Think Clearly
Proper ventilation or increasing speed can help. Make sure that all vents are clear of obstructions.
Gasoline
Gasoline is a very flammable substance. It can cause serious personal injury or death.
- Always shut off engine before fueling.
- NEVER smoke while fueling the boat.
- Check for gas fumes or accumulation of fuel before starting your boat. Every time!
Alcohol/Drugs
NEVER use alcohol, drugs or both while operating the boat. Doing so can result in injury or
death.
- Using alcohol, drugs or both impairs judgment, coordination, reaction time, and vision.
- Passengers should NEVER use alcohol, drugs or both while on the boat.
Lanyard Stop Switch
This safety device (located near the dash/throttle area) automatically stops the engine should the
driver fall or move away from the helm.
- The lanyard must be attached to the driver at all times when the engine is running.
- The lanyard stop switch should never be removed, altered, or modified.
- The lanyard must be kept clear of any obstructions that would keep it from doing its job.
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PLAYING IT SAFE
Safety is always the most important factor when on the water. As the driver of the boat, it is your re-
sponsibility to keep your passengers safe. Taking a few moments to communicate rules and guide-
lines before starting out will be well worth the time.
SWIMMING SAFETY
As tempting as it may be to jump off your boat into the water, remembering a few safety guidelines
will keep you and your passengers safe.
- Anchor your boat and shut off the engine.
- Stop propeller completely before anyone exits the boat.
- Always use boarding ladders to exit and enter the boat.
- Never jump or dive from the boat.
- Never re-enter the boat when the engine is running
- Always swim on the shore side of the boat.
- Always have some one in the boat to watch for boat traffic.
- Never swim alone.
SKIING SAFETY
Following a few basic safety rules will make the day on the water a great time.
- Skier MUST wear an approved PDF at ALL TIMES.
- Review hand signals with spotter and skier.
- Always be aware of shallow water and obstructions.
- Never ski after dark.
- Refer to local and state regulations concerning skiing requirements.
- ALWAYS have a spotter in the boat.
- NEVER ski near swimmers, fishermen, or in boat traffic.
Additional Skiing TIPS:
- Engine is to be turned off and the propeller stopped before the skier enters the water from the boat.
- Once the skier is a safe distance from the boat, start the engine.
- Move slowly forward to take the slack out of the rope.
- Making sure the way is clear in front of you, apply enough throttle to get the skier up.
- Spotter should be watching skier for signals. Skier should signal speed rate changes.
- Spotter should watch for the OK signal when skier goes down.
- Approach downed skier on the starboard side.
- Shut engine off when close to skier.
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DANGERS, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
On this page and the following two, you will find labels associated with each boat type. Take some
time. Familiarize yourself with the warning and information labels located on your boat. Contact your
dealer if you find any missing or need to be replaced.
A Few other Warnings that should be adhered to:
- Never use a ladder or enter/exit the boat with the engine running.
- Never ride on sunpads while boat is in motion.
- Never sit on rails or furniture backs when boat is moving.
- Never sit with legs or arms dangling from the boat.
- Never sit on fishing seats while boat is moving.
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DANGERS, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
This manual is to be used as a general guideline only and in no way is it meant to supersede local laws and
regulations. In addition, it is your responsibility to know and understand (but not limited to) the DAN-
GERS, WARNINGS, AND CAUTIONS as discussed in this manual.
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DANGERS, WARNINGS, AND CAUTIONS
DANGER - Could result in Death, injury, or considerable property damage if the danger is not
acknowledged and addressed.
WARNING - Could result in potential death, injury or considerable property damage if the warning is
not acknowledged and addressed.
CAUTION - Could result in lesser injury or property damage may occur.
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CARING FOR YOUR STARCRAFT Marine/SMOKERCRAFT Inc. BOAT
Routine care of your Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. boat will keep your INVESTMENT looking
like new even after years of use. Your Starcraft/SmokerCraft dealer or local marina can provide you
with all the necessary services. For those owners who prefer to handle maintenance on their own, the
following is a good source for general information and procedures.
It is recommended that your boat be put in storage when not in use to protect it from the weather.
Storage inside, under roof, and with a mooring cover in place will aid in safeguarding your boat from
sun, water, dirt, and grime that can cause permanent damage to your boat. Your boat should never be
docked or stored under trees as leaves, dirt, and other debris can cause damage to all surfaces within
the boat.
Before starting any maintenance, check with your Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. dealer or local
marina for the necessary tools, supplies, and procedures. A complete reading of all manufacture and
accessory owner’s manuals is also encouraged.
Test all cleaners in a small hidden area of item(s) to be cleaned. If area is affected by cleaner, do not
use further.
ENGINE:
Refer to the engine owner’s manual for complete and specific care and maintenance for your boat’s
engine. Flushing engine after use in shallow or salt water is recommended. In addition, winterization
is key in preventing damage to the engine during cold, freezing weather.
ALUMINUM SURFACES:
Cleaning
All aluminum surfaces should be rinsed often and completely. Aluminum should be cleaned with
water and mild detergents. Harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners should NEVER be used. Stains or
light corrosion can be removed with a good metal polish. Check with your local dealer for suggested
cleaners and polish. Please note: it is important to keep in mind that over a period of time unpainted
bright aluminum surfaces will oxidize presenting grey coloring.
Tube Corrosion
Your Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. boat has been built using the most modern building tech-
niques with the highest grade of aluminum available. This combination has dramatically reduced the
amount of corrosion that could occur—especially in salt water exposure. If you are using your boat in
salt water, PONTOON TUBES SHOULD BE WASHED AFTER EACH USE.
Trailer Bunks hold salt water. Pontoon tubes can become corroded rest-
ing against the bunks for an extended length of time. RINSE your pon-
toon tubes after each use.
Salt Water can also act as an conductor for electricity. NEVER charge your batteries
while the pontoon is sitting in the water.
Motor Pan
It is important that you keep the motor pan area clear of all debris. Trash, leaves, and oil are a dan-
gerous combination and can create the potential for fire. Clear the area, wash with a mild detergent
and rinse thoroughly with fresh water on a regular basis.
CAUTION!!
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CARE:
Damaged electrical wires and unsecure batteries can cause injury to both persons and boat. Report
any damaged electrical wires to you dealer for servicing. Periodically check to make sure that the
batteries are securely mounted and that the connections are clean and tight.
Incorrect wiring can cause fire or damage to essential parts and accessories. It is recom-
mended that all equipment be wired by your dealer. To prevent damage to electrical equip-
ment, it is important to keep all wiring connections protected with electrical tape and that
components are kept securely stowed from rain, water, or spray.
Electrical Code
Boat Functions – All Models
Red/Black Transom Circuit Protection, Positive To Dash Circuit Protection
Black Battery Negative To All Ground Circuits
Gray/Blue Navigation Switch To Stern Light
Gray/Green Navigation Switch To Bow Light
Gray/Black Docking Light Switch To Docking Lights
Dark Brown Bilge Pump Switch (Manual) To Bilge Pump
Dark Brown/Red Auto Bilge Pump Circuit Protect To Auto Bilge Float Switch
Dark Brown/Orange Livewell Switch #1 Pump To Livewell Pump (Stb.)
Dark Brown/Blue Livewell Switch #2 Pump To Livewell Pump (Port.)
Pink Main Fuel Tank Sender To Fuel Gauge
Pink/Black Auxiliary or Port Fuel Tank Sender To Fuel Gauge
Dark Brown/Yellow Livewell Recirc Switch Pump 1 To Recirculation Pump
Dark Brown/Green Livewell Recirc Switch Pump 2 To Recirculation Pump
Yellow Blower Switch To Blower
Dark Blue Ignition Switch To Gauge Lights
Dark Blue/Yellow Interior Light Switch To Interior Lights
Dark Blue/White Interior Lights Circuit Protection To Interior Lights
Purple Ignition Switch To Gauge Positive
Purple/Red Switched Power Stereo To Stereo
Red/Yellow Stereo Memory To Stereo
White Horn Switch To Horn
Orange White Horn Circuit Protection To Horn Switch
Orange/Green Navigation Circuit Protection To Navigation Light Switch
Orange/Yellow Blower Circuit Protection To Blower Switch
Orange/Red Accessory Circuit Protection To Accessory Switch (es)
Orange/Dk. Brown All Pumps Circuit Protection To All Pump Switch (es)
Orange/Blue Interior Lights Circuit Protection To Interior Light Switch
Orange/Black Docking Lights Circuit Protection To Docking Light Switch
Lt. Brown/Orange Stb. Wiper Switch Continues Positive To Stb Wiper Motor (Positive)
Lt. Brown/Red Port Wiper Switch Continues Positive To Port Wiper Motor (Positive)
Lt. Brown/Black Starboard Wiper Switch To Stb. Wiper S - Post
Lt. Brown/Blue Port Wiper Switch To Port Wiper S - Post
Lt. Red/White Tilt/Trim Switch To Engine Mounted Fuse
Lt. Blue/White Trim Up Solenoid To Trim Up Solenoid
Lt. Green /White Trim Down Solenoid To Trim Down Solenoid
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OUTBOARD WIRING COLORS - All Brands
Function Suzuki Mercury BRP Yamaha Honda ABYC
Battery Positive White Red Red/Purple Red White/Black Red
Battery Negative Black Black Black Black Black Black
Temp Light Tan Tan/Orange Pink Yellow/Green Tan
Low Oil Tan/Black Green/Red Yellow
No Oil Tan/Yellow
Warning Buzzer Blue Tan/Blue Tan Gray/Green Red Tan/Blue
Tachometer Yellow Gray Gray Green Gray Gray
Choke Orange Yellow/Black Purple/White Blue Brown Yellow/Black
Start Brown Yellow/Red Yellow/Red Brown Black/White Yellow/Red
Stop Green Black/Yellow Black/Yellow White Black/Red Black/Yellow
Trim Sender White/Yellow Brown/White White/Tan Pink/Black Yellow/Blue Brown/White
Key "On" Power Gray Purple Purple Yellow Black/Yellow Purple
Trim Up Lt. Blue Blue/White Blue/White Lt. Blue Green Blue/White
Trim Down Pink Green/White Green/White Lt. Green Blue Green/White
Suzuki Monitor Functions Suzuki Trim Gauge Connection
Temp Light Pink The 2 wire harness connections are White/Yellow (sender) and Black
(ground). The sender is NOT grounded at the engine, so the black wire must
be GROUNDED at the gauge to work properly.
Over Rev Orange
Oil Pressure Black
Check Engine. Gray
TROLLING MOTOR WIRING FUNCTIONS
Wire Color Wire Function
Red Trolling Motor Battery to Trolling Motor Positive 1 Battery
Black Ground Wire Trolling Motor Battery 1 to Trolling Motor Ground
Orange 24 Volt to Trolling Motor Jumper Built in Plug
Red/Blue Battery 2 Positive to Trolling Plug Receptacle
Black/Blue Battery 2 Ground to Trolling Plug Receptacle
MERCRUISER I/O WIRING FUNCTION
Wire Color Wire Function
Black All Ground Circuits
Red Battery Positive - to Motor and Ignition Switch Post "B"
Purple Ignition Coil/CD Unit - to Ignition Switch Post "ING"
Yellow/Red Starter Solenoid - to Ignition Switch Post "S"
Tan Temperature Sender - to Temperature Gauge Post "S"
Gray Tachometer Signal - to Tachometer Gauge Post "S"
Lt. Blue/Yellow Oil Pressure Sender - to Oil Pressure Gauge Post "S"
Dark Brown/White Trim Sender - to Trim Gauge Post "S"
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FLOOR COVERINGS:
Just like the floor coverings in your home, regular vacuuming and cleaning will keep the coverings
looking great for many years. Keep your boat covered when not in use and remove any leaves, twigs,
or excess water before covering.
Carpet
Should there be a spill or a stain, immediately use warm water with a mild household detergent to
clean the area. Flush with clean warm water. Your dealer can recommend other cleaners for more
stubborn stains. Never use cleaners that would be used in dry cleaning. Check labels and never use
anything that lists Perchloretheylene, Carbon Tetrachloride, etc.
It’s important to keep your carpet dry as over time mold and mildew can occur.
NEVER drill or use a hole saw. Doing so can cause unrepairable damage to the carpet.
Vinyl Flooring
A low-sudsing cleaner such as Spic and Span can be used to clean the vinyl flooring in your Starcraft
Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. boat. If your boat is in the water, contact your local dealer for suggested
environmentally safe products. Use a soft bristle brush or sponge to clean the flooring. Be sure to
completely rinse with clean water. NOTE: In some cases, products used on the flooring are not rec-
ommended for use on other vinyl areas such as furniture.
PlasDeck Flooring
The PlasDeck flooring is a plastic textured product. A small power washer (1500 psi) does a great job
of lifting dirt and grime from the deck. As with all floorings, spills of any type should be cleaned im-
mediately. Boat wash or a soapy dish wash that contains a safe degreaser can be used. A soft bristle
brush is also recommended. NEVER wear black-soled shoes as they may leave scuff marks. Plas-
Deck flooring needs no maintenance or application of protectants.
LIVEWELL SYSTEM CARE:
ALWAYS use fresh water when cleaning the livewell. Detergents, soaps, or other cleaners tend to
leave a residue and will kill any fish placed in the livewell. Keep all hoses clean and clear of clogs.
FURNITURE:
Basic care will keep your furniture looking good for years. Immediately clean any spills or stains.
Suntan lotion, insect repellents, pollen, leaves, and some other products can cause permanent staining
if the furniture is not cleaned regularly. It is recommended that you keep the boat covered when not
in use to keep leaves and other debris from collecting in the boat.
Mildew, mold, pinking, yellowing or other types of staining can occur if the vinyl is not cared for
with appropriate products or on an on-going basis. This type of damage whether caused by human
factor or environmental event is not covered under your Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. warranty.
Please note: many vinyl manufacturers consider pinking to be an act of nature and may not be cov-
ered under warranty.
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Basic Vinyl Cleaning -
Use mild dish soap and a soft brush. 303 High Tech Fabric Guard can also be used.
Rinse completely with clean water.
NEVER use Formula 409, Armor All, Bleach, Baking Soda, Murphy’s Oil Soap, Simple
Green, or Son-of-a- Gun.
NEVER use gasoline, kerosene or acetone. These products can damage the protective marine
coating.
NEVER use any type of abrasive, steel wool, or industrial strength cleaner.
NEVER use any type of wax as it will cause brittling and cracking of the vinyl.
Always keep boat clean and dry. Never store boat wet. Use a mooring cover whenever the boat is
not in use.
NEVER allow dirt, leaves, pollen, branches, sun tan lotion, etc. to collect within the boat. Al-
ways clean spills immediately.
For tough stains, consult your local Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. dealer for additional
cleaning instructions and approved products.
Vinyl Cleaning & Care Recommendations-
Surface Mildew - Wash with diluted bleach and a soft brush. Rinse with clean cold water.
Bird Excreta and Nausea Stains - Sponge the area with diluted bleach until area is clean. Rinse
with Clean water.
Urine Stains - Sponge with soapy water mixed with a small amount of ammonia. Rinse with
clean water.
NOTE: Stiff bristle brush can cause damage to stitches. A sponge, rag, or soft bristle brush is
recommended.
CANVAS:
Your canvas is made of high quality vinyl and the latest sewing techniques. No canvas is completely
leak proof. Over time the stitching holes can stretch and leak. There are products available on the
market that can be applied to the seams to help prevent leaks. Starcraft Marine/SmokerCraft Inc. does
not cover canvas leaks under its warranty.
Cleaning -
Your canvas tops should be cleaned on a regular basis. Brush off any dirt and hose down the canvas
with clean water. Never put the canvas in a washer or dryer. Doing so will cause permanent damage.
Air dry all canvas before storing to prevent mold and mildew. Never use solvents to clean the canvas.
Snaps & Zippers -
Always use care snapping or zipping your canvas. Never force the snaps or zippers. Lubricate snaps
with petroleum jelly.
Care & Maintenance of Boat Covers -
Cover should always be removed and stored when transporting your boat.
Never exceed 15 mph with the top open.
It is important that the top be securely tied using all available tie downs. Never allow the top to
whip about.
Do not let water stand or puddle on top.
Protect cover from sharp edges or objects.
Do not park boat under a tree where sap can come in contact with top.
Store bimini top in the radar position with boot installed.
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