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Exterior
Your Axis boat is highly resistant to weathering, water pollution and minor scrapes which
occur during normal use. However, regular care and maintenance of your boat is a
general responsibility for all Axis boat owners. By following the boat care instructions
listed below, you will be able to extend the life and beauty of your Axis boat.
Fiberglass and Gelcoat
The fiberglass hull and deck of your Axis boat consist of a molded shell and exterior
gelcoat. The gelcoat protects the fiberglass shell and gives all Axis boats a smooth and
shiny surface. The following are some general instructions which will help you maintain
your boat’s sleek appearance:
1) Wash monthly or more frequently, depending on use. Use a mild dish washing
soap and lukewarm or cold water. Rinse your boat with fresh water and wipe
down immediately to avoid water spots.
2) Wax the boat hull and deck after every three or four outings to decrease water
friction and to lessen the potential for staining or spotting the gelcoat surface. In
cases where the original gelcoat shine cannot be restored by waxing, hand buff
the surface using any commercial compound. Be sure to apply several coats of
wax over the area that has been polished.
Surface Stains
Stains can appear as a result of dust, road tar, plant sap, rust from metal fittings and other
materials coming in contact with your boat’s exterior. Listed below is a step-by-step
procedure to remove stains from your boat:
1) Wash area with dish washing soap
2) Apply a mild cleanser on a small area (3 x 3 ft)
3) Rinse with fresh water
4) Buff with a fine rubbing compound
5) Wax
If the stain is not removed by the dish washing soap or mild cleanser, then the next
procedure is to use either denatured or rubbing alcohol. Common rubbing alcohol is
excellent for removing stains.
Scratches
Scratches to the gelcoat sometimes occur during normal use. Your dealer can usually
restore the gelcoat to like-new condition.
Underwater Corrosion
Corrosion occurs in saltwater conditions from the interaction of the saltwater and the
direct current of the battery. To prevent corrosion, it is important to keep the bilge area as
dry and clean as possible.
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Care and Maintenance
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- Centered On You 1
- CONTENTS 4
- TABLE OF FIGURES 5
- INTRODUCTION 6
- MODEL FEATURES & 8
- BOATING SAFETY 10
- Safety Statements 11
- Regulations 12
- Responsibilities 12
- TYPE III 14
- KC-0009C-A 15
- KC-0250M 16
- KC-0461M 17
- Operation by Minors 18
- Passenger Safety 18
- Basic Rules of the Road 18
- Figure 1-6. Types of Buoys 19
- Figure 1-7. Mooring 19
- KC-0194C-A 20
- 12 O'CLOCK 20
- 4 O'CLOCK 20
- KC-0196C-B 21
- GAUGES & CONTROLS 22
- Figure 2-2. Tachometer 23
- Figure 2-3. Speedometer 24
- IGNITION SWITCH 25
- Figure 2-6. Inline Fuse 26
- Throttle Control 27
- Steering System 28
- Emergency Engine Stop Switch 28
- Motorbox Cover 28
- Driver’s Seat 29
- V-Drive Engine Access Hatch 30
- Ski Pylon 30
- Swim Platform 31
- Navigational Lights 31
- Storage Areas 32
- Drain Plugs 33
- Speedometer Pickup 33
- Tilt Steering Wheel 34
- Ventilation 35
- Optional Equipment 36
- Figure 2-27. Pull-Up 37
- Figure 2-28. FatAX 37
- Figure 2-29. Wedge Down 38
- Figure 2-30. Wedge Up 38
- Gauges & Controls 39
- OPERATION 40
- CRISSCROSS SAFETY CHAINS 41
- BOTTOM VIEW OF HITCH COUPLING 41
- Warning Labels 43
- Operation 44
- SWAMPING HAZARD 45
- Figure 3-7. Fueling 46
- KC-0027C-A 46
- Starting 47
- Shifting/Running 49
- KC-0199-A 50
- Stopping 51
- KC-0200C-A 52
- High-Speed Operation 53
- KC-0016C-A 54
- KC-0202C-A 55
- KC-2220M 56
- Figure 3-15 58
- Adjustable Rudder 58
- Corrosion Protection 59
- CARE AND 60
- MAINTENANCE 60
- Exterior 62
- Engine/Drive Train 63
- Engine Specifications 64
- Care and Maintenance 64
- HIGH (FULL) 65
- LOW (ADD) 65
- Figure 4-3. Dripless 66
- Shaft Seal 66
- Fuel System 67
- Electrical 68
- KC-0151C-A 69
- Figure 4-5. Battery Level 69
- Figure 4-6. Battery Switch 70
- Miscellaneous 71
- Troubleshooting 74
- Glossary 77
- Required Maintenance Schedule 80
- Indmar Engines 80
- AXIS WAKE RESEARCH LIMITED 82
- WARRANTY 82
- Limited Warranty 83
- How to Get Warranty Service 87
- Malibu Boats Limited Warranty 88
- Contact Information: 89
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