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OWNER'S/OPER TOR'S M NU L
Phone: 229-686-7481
This manual has been compiled to help you operate your boat with
safety and pleasure. It contains details of the craft, typical equip-
ment supplied or fitted, its systems and information on its operation
and maintenance. Please read it carefully and familiarize yourself
with your boat before using it.
If this is your first boat, or you are changing to a new type, for your
own comfort and safety please ensure that you obtain handling and
For a complete list of standard and optional features and equipment, consult your local Robalo dealer. Due to a policy of continual product improvement,
specifications are subject to change without notice. The weights and volumes shown are estimated and can vary from boat to boat because of equipment, etc.
2012 Owner's Manual
P.O. Drawer 928
300 Industrial Park Blvd.
Nashville, G 31639
Robalo boats meet or exceed both NMMA and U.S. Coast Guard standards.
Est.6/21/2011
Fax: 229-686-3660
operating experience before "assuming command" of the boat. Your
dealer or national sailing federation or yacht club will be pleased to
advise you of local sea schools or competent instructors.
Please keep this manual in a secure place and hand it over to
the new owner when you sell the craft.

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  • Page 1 For a complete list of standard and optional features and equipment, consult your local Robalo dealer. Due to a policy of continual product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice. The weights and volumes shown are estimated and can vary from boat to boat because of equipment, etc.
  • Page 2 Microwave Oven ..............4-4 Travel Plan Log ..............1-9 Electric Grill ................4-5 New Boat & Pre-Delivery Record ........1-11 Bilge Pump ................4-5 Robalo Limited Warranty............1-12 Running or Navigation Lights ..........4-5 Ownership Transfer Record ..........1-16 Docking Lights..............4-5 Underwater Lights ..............4-5 BO TING S FETY............2 Stereo Sound System ............4-6...
  • Page 3 PREVENTIVE M INTEN NCE ND REP IR ....6 Engine ..................6-1 Tune-up ................6-2 Fuel System .................6-2 Monthly Inspection ...............6-2 Lower Drive Unit (O/B) ............6-2 Propeller ................6-3 Bilge ..................6-3 TROUBLESHOOTING ............7 INTERIOR ND EXTERIOR C RE ........8 Fiberglass and Gelcoat ............8-1 Hull Bottom Maintenance .............8-2 Bottom Paint (Anti-Fouling) ..........8-2 Deck Hardware and Fittings ..........8-2 Windshield and Portholes.............8-3...
  • Page 4 Some or all of the hazard communication labels shown on the following pages can be found in various locations on your boat. If your boat is missing any of these labels, notify your Robalo dealer for replacement. Note: Respective labels are determined by the standard and optional equipment actually installed on your boat upon delivery.
  • Page 5 WARNING WAR N IN G WARNING LEAVING WINDOW OPEN WHILE BOAT LID MAY CLOSE SUDDENLY AND OPEN DOORS MAY CAUSE IS UNDERWAY OR AT DOCK MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO BOAT, DAMAGE TO BOAT, AND/OR COULD INDUCE EXHAUST FUMES INTO AND OR PERSONAL INJURY PERSONAL INJURY CABIN CAUSING INJURY OR DEATH.
  • Page 6 INTERN TION L SYMBOLS Waste Water Sewage Fresh Water Electrical Hazard Diesel Fuel Blower Warning WARNING Carbon monoxide (CO) can cause brain damage or death. Carbon monoxide can be present in the cabin. Signs of carbon monoxide poisoning include nausea, headache, dizziness, drowsiness, and lack of consciousness.

  • Page 7: Shore Power

    W RNING This wakeboard tower should be used for towing wakeboard and ski devices only. Improper use may overstress the wakeboard tower, imbalance the boat, or allow the tow rope to contact passengers. When using the tower, watch for low bridges, overhanging tree limbs or power lines that may come in contact with the tower. Do not use this tower for towing parasails ,kites, or other watercraft.
  • Page 8 D AN GE R DISCH RGE OF OIL CARBON MONOXIDE IS PRODUCED BY ALL PROHIBITED GASOLINE ENGINES AND GENERATOR SETS. AVOID BRAIN DAMAGE OR DEATH FROM CARBON MONOXIDE. KEEP COCKPIT AND CABIN AREAS WELL VENTILATED. AVOID BLOCKAGE OF EXHAUST OUTLETS. SIGNS OF EXPOSURE INCLUDE NAUSEA, THE FEDER L W TER POLLUTION CONTROL CT PROHIBITS THE DIS- DIZZINESS, AND DROWSINESS.

  • Page 9: Introduction

    Examples of these manuals include the engine, electrical equipment, pumps, and cabin on your wise decision to purchase a Robalo boat. We welcome you amenities. The suppliers of these products maintain their own man- to the family of thousands of other Robalo boat owners.
  • Page 10 Most Robalo models can be certified to carry the CE mark. The CE mark certifies that the boat meets relevant parts of the European 7. Troubleshooting...
  • Page 11 It’s one of the most often used components on your boat, but most Robalo builds exceptionally high quality boats. We offer numerous people think a cleat is a cleat, right? Wrong. Robalo’s cleats are extras you won’t see at a boat show. We’ve created a list for your review.
  • Page 12 RESPONSIBILITIES 3. Inspect the boat at the time of delivery to make sure all systems Robalo’s quality service does not end when you buy one of our and components are operating properly. Robalo recommends boats. Through our dealer network we do everything possible to that you refer to your engine warranty for initial inspection and ensure that you are satisfied with your purchase.
  • Page 13 L WS ND REGUL TIONS Disposal of Plastics & Other Garbage This section of the manual includes general information about gov- Plastic refuse dumped in the water can kill fish and marine wildlife ernment regulations. You, the boater, are responsible for and can foul vessel propellers and cooling water intakes.
  • Page 14 The placard must also state that local regulations may further restrict the Your Robalo boat is backed by a Limited Express Warranty. It is discharge of garbage. You may purchase these placards from local important that you are aware of its terms.

  • Page 15: Fuel System

    BO T D T RECORD Service Dealership Purchase Dealership Name ___________________________ Sales Manager ____________________ Name ___________________________ Service Manager ___________________ Address__________________________ Phone ___________________________ Address__________________________ Phone ___________________________ ________________________________ Fax _____________________________ ________________________________ Fax _____________________________ General Fuel System Radio __________________ ___________________ __________________ _______________ __________________ _______________ Tank Capacity Filter Type...
  • Page 16 FUEL US GE CH RT Distance Distance RunTime Fuel Used RunTime Fuel Used verage Miles verage Miles Gallons Gallons Traveled Traveled Date Date (In Hours) (In Gallons) per Hour per Hour (In Hours) (In Gallons) per Hour per Hour (In Miles) (In Miles)

  • Page 17: Boat Description

    TR VEL PL N LOG The boat listed below should return by: Police _________________________________ Coast Guard _________________________________ __________________ ________________ at the latest. Date Time Other Authority _________________________________ If it has not, please call the emergency numbers Personal _________________________________ listed at the right. Trip Information Engine Passenger List...
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  • Page 19 Robalo if it is found to be Structurally Defective for a period of ten (10) years after the date of delivery. Robalo’s obligation to repair or replace a hull is limited to the fair market value of the owner’s boat as of the date of the owner’s claim.
  • Page 20 (30) days after the defect is or should have been discovered. All costs of any nature for delivering any boat to a Robalo dealer, the Robalo factory, or any other point of repair authorized by Robalo and the return thereof shall be paid by the boat owner and are not covered under this warranty.
  • Page 21 Robalo is not liable for loss of use, loss of time, inconvenience, economic loss, commercial loss or any consequential, incidental, general and/or special damages. EXCLUSIONS THE LIMITED WARRANTIES SET FORTH ABOVE DO NOT COVER: Any boat that has been subject to any type of repossession.
  • Page 22 Warranty repairs, unless otherwise authorized by Robalo, should be performed by the selling Robalo dealer. In the event a boat is out of the Owner’s possession for more than 15 days for warranty repair, the Owner must notify Robalo. The Owner must also notify Robalo for any claimed defect that is not corrected after one repair attempt.
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  • Page 24 Robalo boat. DANGER: calls attention to immediate hazards that WILL Remember that along with the freedom and exhilaration of boating result in severe personal injury or death.

  • Page 25: Safety Equipment

    Do not use the swim platform or boarding ladder while the when operating at frequently used engine speeds (RPMs). Ask engine or engines are running. your Robalo dealer about the capacity of your boat’s fuel tank. • Understand and obey the “Rules of the Road.” Always maintain complete control of your boat.
  • Page 26 Recreational Boats.” Check with your local Coast Guard station, vessels while under the influence carries a significant penalty. Drugs your Robalo dealer, or a local marina about navigational aids unique and alcohol decrease your reaction time, impair your judgement, to your area.
  • Page 27 Type IV PFDs are buoyant cushions or ring buoys. This PFD must are responsible for supplying all required safety equipment. be immediately available for use and in serviceable condition. Consult your Coast Guard, state, and local regulations to ensure your boat has all required safety equipment on board. PFD Type V: Must be worn to be effective.
  • Page 28 Sound Signaling Device Your Robalo boat must have a device that can produce a sound sig- Fog is a result of either warm-surface or cold-surface conditions.
  • Page 29 • If your boat has sounding equipment, take soundings regularly Man Overboard and match them with depths shown on your charts. Should someone in the boat fall overboard: • Station a person forward in the boat as a lookout. • Act quickly—treat every situation as an emergency.
  • Page 30 • Have all persons on board put on their personal floatation devices. Flooding, Swamping or Capsized Boat • If you can get at the fire, aim the fire extinguisher at the base of Flooding or swamping is usually caused by the actions of an inat- the flames and use a sweeping action to put out the fire.
  • Page 31 Expected Time necessary, do not attach tow line to deck cleats. These are not Temperature Unconsciousness of Survival designed to take full load of the boat. Robalo recommends using a (°F) commercial towing service. 32.5 Under 15 min. Under 15 to 45 min.
  • Page 32 Be alert for generator exhaust from other vessels alongside. (Figure 2.2) Some Robalo models are equipped with a CO detector. Follow the operating instructions supplied with the CO detector and test the unit to verify that it is functioning properly every time you use your boat.

  • Page 33: Fuel System

    Robalo recommends you participate in a safe boating course to cabin and cockpit areas when operating at slow speed or learn more about navigating your boat safely.

  • Page 34: Components

    2. Inspect fuel systems annually, particularly hoses, connections • On a boat with portable fuel tanks, make sure the vents can be and tank surfaces. Use only USCG-approved fuel hoses. closed and the tanks have a vapor-tight, leak-proof cap. The vent on a portable tank should be open when the motor is run- 3.
  • Page 35 • Ensure fire extinguishers are USCG-approved and in good Water skiing and other water sports, such as kneeboarding and rid- working order (i.e., gauges register and nozzles are clear). ing on inflatable towable devices, require an increased safety awareness by all the people involved. •...
  • Page 36 WARNING: Serious injury may result from para-sailing, kiting, for the ski rope, rated at a 600 lbs maximum. The high attach point or similar water sports. Robalo Boats are not designed for tow- enables the skier to perform a wide variety of skills not capable with ing para-sails, kites, or any other device designed to become the lower transom attach point.
  • Page 37 Important: Wakeboard holders extend out beyond the gunwale. Use care when towing, at dock and near other boats to avoid damage. WARNING: This wakeboard tower should be used for towing wakeboard and ski devices only. Improper use may over- stress the wakeboard tower, imbalance the boat, or allow the tow rope to contact passengers.

  • Page 38: Navigational Aids Chart

    NAVIGATIONAL AIDS CHART L TER L IDS S SEEN ENTERING FROM SE W RD REMEMBER THESE RULES 1. OVERT KING - P SSING: Boat being passed has the PORT SIDE ST RBO RD SIDE S FE W TER right-of-way. KEEP CLE R. MID-CH NNELS OR F IRW YS EVEN NUMBERED IDS ODD NUMBERED IDS...
  • Page 39 SYSTEMS ELECTRIC L SYSTEMS Your Robalo boat has a 12 volt, direct current (DC) battery system. CAUTION: When adding electrical equipment, be careful not to overload the fuse block. Safety Precautions Follow these precautions when working with or on electrical sys- Note: The appropriate fuse or circuit breaker must be used.
  • Page 40 Number 2 battery. Battery Selector Switch Note: Robalo does not recommend leaving the switch in the All models have a battery selector switch as standard equipment. If ALL position when the engine is off. This will drain both your boat has a battery selector switch, you will find it in the aft rig- batteries and you will not have a starting battery.
  • Page 41 Each of the four battery switches have two positions: battery. All Switches Off Note: Robalo does not recommend leaving all three switches Power supplied to automatic bilge pump, CO detector (if so on when the engine is off. This will drain both batteries and equipped), and stereo memory.
  • Page 42 Three Selector Switches with Two Batteries and Note: Robalo does not recommend leaving all three switches Twin Engines on when the engine is off. This will drain both batteries and you will not have a starting battery. Each of the three battery switches have two positions: 5.
  • Page 43 Three Selector Switches with Two Batteries and Note: Robalo does not recommend leaving all three switches Single Engine on when the engine is off. This will drain both batteries and you will not have a starting battery. Each of the three battery switches have two positions: 4.
  • Page 44 The alternating current (AC) electrical system operates off a stan- shore power cord. Inform the marina manager of the problem. If the dard 30 amp 120 or 220 volt, 60 or 50 cycle shore power system. reverse polarity light does not illuminate, push the test button next to The main distribution panel is in the cabin area.
  • Page 45 Check this outlet periodically by pushing the TEST button. panel as soon as the dock breaker is turned on. If the polarity is Pushing the TEST button cuts power to the 120 and 220 volt outlets. incorrect, shut the dock breaker off and disconnect the dock end of the shore power cord immediately.
  • Page 46 Electrolysis/corrosion is a very real issue and expense for any is the same as that of the battery. Robalo boats have a negative boater, and boat owners must be aware of the proper protection and ground system, which is recommended practice throughout maintenance.
  • Page 47 Some models have a non-pressurized water system as standard FUEL SYSTEM equipment and a pressurized system as optional. The fresh water The internal fuel system on your Robalo boat meets all current system provides water from an onboard storage tank. Federal requirements.
  • Page 48 TO SANITIZE THE TANK: Optional Water Pump and Filter 1. Pour 10 ounces of household bleach for every 10 gallons of Once the water pump switch is ON, the water pump supplies water capacity into the water tank. under pressure to the fresh water system. The filter keeps particles from entering the pump reservoir.
  • Page 49 The marine sanitation device (MSD), or head, installed on your tem and that the instruction label is easy to read and in plain sight. Robalo boat stores the waste in an onboard holding tank. The pre- ferred method to empty the tank is by using a dockside pump out...
  • Page 50 Overboard discharge Important: Overboard discharge of untreated sewage within 12 miles of shore on the east coast and within 9 miles of shore on the west coast is prohibited by law. Check the local authorities for proper discharge procedures in your area. If your boat is going to be used on inland waters, have your dealer seal the overboard discharge portion of your waste system.
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  • Page 52 Figure 3.7 Robalo 305 3-14...
  • Page 53 7. Livewell Pump Aft. 16. Vacuflush Overboard Discharge 8. Livewell Pump Fwd. Pump (optional) 9. Raw Water Washdown Pump (C)(A) Robalo 300 A - Strong points for anchoring or docking B - Sling locations C - Trailering eye Figure 3.8 Robalo 300 3-15...
  • Page 54 17. Vacuflush Holding Tank (C)(A) 9. Fuel Tank 18. Vacuflush Overboard Discharge 10. Air Conditioner (optional) Pump (optional) Robalo 265 “SF” A - Strong points for anchoring or docking B - Sling locations C - Trailering eye Figure 3.9 Robalo 265 “SF” 3-16...
  • Page 55 19. Vacuflush Holding Tank (C)(A) 11. Fuel Tank 20. Vacuflush Overboard Discharge 12. Air Conditioner (optional) Pump (optional) Robalo 265 A - Strong points for anchoring or docking B - Sling locations C - Trailering eye Figure 3.10 Robalo 265 3-17...
  • Page 56 12. Water Tank Under Deck 13. Water Pump & Filter 14. Vacuflush Holding Tank 15. Vacuflush Overboard Discharge Pump Robalo 260 (Optional) A - Strong points for anchoring or docking B - Sling locations C - Trailering Eye Figure 3.11 Robalo 260 3-18...
  • Page 57 Pump (optional) 7. Livewell Pump (optional) 15. Power Steering Pump (optional) 8. Raw Water Washdown Pump (optional) (C)(A) Robalo 247 A - Strong points for anchoring or docking B - Sling locations C - Trailering eye Figure 3.12 Robalo 247 3-19...
  • Page 58 12. Vacuflush Overboard Discharge Raw Water Washdown Pump Pump (optional) 7. Steering Helm 13. Shower Sump (C)(A) Robalo 245 A - Strong points for anchoring or docking B - Sling locations C - Trailering eye Figure 3.13 Robalo 245 3-20...
  • Page 59 6. Livewell Pump 13. Shower Sump Raw Water Washdown Pump 14. Fish Box Discharge Pump 7. Steering Helm (C)(A) Robalo 240 A - Strong points for anchoring or docking B - Sling locations C - Trailering eye Figure 3.14 Robalo 240 3-21...
  • Page 60 Figure 3.15 Robalo 227 3-22...
  • Page 61 Figure 3.16 Robalo 225 3-23...
  • Page 62 Figure 3.17 Robalo 220 3-24...
  • Page 63 Note: “Engine” in this Robalo manual means one or two engines depending on how your boat is equipped. The tachometer indicates the operating speed of the engine in rev- olutions per minute (RPM).

  • Page 64: Hydraulic Steering System

    VHF Radio Windlass Safety Tips Some models are equipped with a VHF Radio. Refer to owner’s • Always tie off rode while at anchor manual packet for instructions and warranty information. • Always secure rode/anchor when under way • Always look before deploying your anchor •...

  • Page 65: Throttle

    An optional high performance multifunction display is available on operation in shallow water. Control your trim setting with the trim select models. Robalo provides one of the most powerful multifunc- switch on the control handle. Section 5 discusses the importance of tion navigational display systems, packed with power and proper trim while operating your boat.

  • Page 66: Water Heater

    REFRIGER TOR The refrigerator/freezer is designed to operate on 120 or 220 volt AC and/or 12 volt DC power. When the 120 or 220 volt system is WARNING: Alcohol flame is invisible in sunlight. Fueling ignited not operating, the refrigerator operates on 12 volts. A built-in relay burner can cause explosion.

  • Page 67: Electric Grill

    If you operate your boat at night, the law requires you to turn your power hookup to dock. boat’s running lights ON. Your Robalo boat has one white, one red (port), and one green (starboard) light. Check running lights periodi- cally for proper operation.
  • Page 68 It is the boat owner’s responsibility to manage battery voltage while GENER TOR using this feature, to ensure battery(s) are not drained to a point where engine will not start. The optional onboard generator provides AC power to your boat’s electrical system.
  • Page 69 Refer to Section 3 for additional information about this panel. ing generator. Check engine compartment for gasoline or The air conditioner runs on 120 or 220 volt AC power from either the vapors. Operate blower for four (4) minutes. Run blower while onboard generator or shore power.
  • Page 70 If your boat is equipped with a sump pump, all your drained water 7. Make sure 120 or 220 volt AC switch for air conditioner is on. from the air conditioner condensation pan, head floor drains, and some sinks will go to the sump unit to be drained overboard. A float 8.
  • Page 71 Boats longer than 26 feet and shorter than 40 feet: Two Type B-1 or at least one Type B-2 portable hand extinguishers. If your boat has a fixed fire extinguishing system approved by the U.S. Coast Guard, one Type B-1 extinguisher is required. Boats longer than 16 feet and shorter than 26 feet: At least one portable hand Type B-1 fire extinguisher.
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  • Page 76: Underw Y

    These eliminate the need for manually adjusting side wheels of the towing vehicle and to the trailer wheels. supports and keel rollers every time you load your boat. Your Robalo dealer can help you select the best trailer for your boat.
  • Page 77 Tie down the stern to the trailer. before towing. Roller Trailers – Launching Here are some tips to remember when you are putting your Robalo boat in the water while using a roller trailer: WARNING: Improper towing can result in an accident causing personal injury and equipment damage.
  • Page 78 • Store all loose gear properly. • If your boat doesn’t immediately move, try unwinding about six inches of line, lock your winch and give the boat a push. • Inventory your safety equipment. Then unlock the winch and try again. Your boat should roll safely into the water.
  • Page 79 Then unlock the winch and try again. If this doesn’t work, Bunk or Custom Trailers—Launching you might try backing the trailer deeper, if possible. Here are some tips to remember when you are putting your Robalo boat in the water: •...
  • Page 80 Correction Procedures: Important: The presence of the capacity plate does not relieve the boat operator from the responsibility of using common sense or Re-measure all roller assemblies that set in a line across from each sound judgement. Turbulent waters and adverse weather condi- other.
  • Page 81 A shift in passenger weight changes the planing angle of the hull or Robalo Boats recommends using alcohol-free gasoline when possi- the thrust of the propeller. This has the same affect on the boat as if ble because alcohol tends to destroy marine fuel system hoses and the angle of the drive unit were changed.
  • Page 82 Starting the Engine 2. Your Robalo boat has fittings for filling the fuel tank. Remove Important: Falls from moving boats are a major cause of fatal fuel fill plate. Insert the fuel supply nozzle. Allow nozzle to stay recreational boating accidents.
  • Page 83 3. Make sure the throttle is in the neutral position. move away from the dock. If you move the bow out first, watch that the swim platform does not swing into the dock or a piling. 4. Start the engine. Refer to your engine owner’s manual for rec- ommended procedures for break-in, service, and other related Getting Up To Cruising Speed operation.
  • Page 84 When maneuvering at low speeds you can reverse (move throttle transom. It also allows the operator to raise and lower the drive for forward or aft) the shift mechanism. This will react in a braking trailering, beaching, launching, or operation in shallow water. action.
  • Page 85 the propeller causes an upward thrust which pushes the boat’s bow mounted on the port and starboard transom below the water line. downward as shown on Figure 5.3. The operator can control the trim tabs at the helm with rocker switches.
  • Page 86 and bow down. Test mode Tabs extended, water passes Lenco marine’s trim tab system includes a test mode feature that under hull, hits tabs and forces stern up and bow down. allows the boat operator to by-pass the accessory input signal by holding down all four buttons on the key pad simultaneously for Stern approximately three to four seconds.
  • Page 87 Keep the anchor and line in an area where it will be readily ern the weight of the anchor and the diameter of the anchor line. available in an emergency. Your Robalo dealer can help you select the proper anchoring equip- ment for your boat. Dropping nchor Use a burying anchor, such as a Danforth or plow anchor, which 1.
  • Page 88 Weighing nchor MOORING YOUR BO T Weighing, or pulling in the anchor, requires moving the boat in the When attaching mooring lines to deck cleats on your boat, make a direction of the anchor and pulling in the anchor as the boat loop in one end of the mooring line.
  • Page 89 Figure 5.6 Mooring Lines Note: Manila rope, the standard for many years is not as strong as some ropes made of synthetic materials. For mooring, its ability to stretch is an advantage, but it tends to shrink whenever it gets wet. Nylon rope is strong and elastic. Because of its elasticity, it works well for mooring lines and anchor lines.

  • Page 90: Preventive M Inten Nce Nd Rep Ir

    NOTE: During the engine 10-hour break-in period, or as recom- mended by the engine manufacturer, Robalo recommends that NOTE: Robalo Boats recommends that you use a funnel when you check the oil level every two hours. you add oil to prevent spillage and to help keep your engine free of surface grime and dirt.
  • Page 91 Note: A trained marine mechanic should replace parts or repair STOP engine and do not smoke or allow open flames in area the fuel system. See your Robalo dealer for parts and repair. when changing filter. 1. Starting at the fuel tank, check the entire fuel system for leaks Refer to your engine owner’s manual for detailed information about...
  • Page 92 Check the bilge before you use your boat—every time! A small The propeller shipped with your boat is the size Robalo recom- amount of water in the bilge is normal and not a cause for concern.

  • Page 93: Troubleshooting

    Use good common sense and always refer to the manufacturer’s Engine Owner/Service Manual. If the malfunction(s) appears too com- plicated or unsafe, contact your Robalo dealer. If underway, and contacting your Robalo dealer is not practical, contact the local marina for information regarding available marine mechanic service.
  • Page 94 PROBLEM C USE SOLUTION Engine cranks but will not start (Fuel system) 1. Lack of fuel 1. Clean fuel filter, check fuel level; check anti-syphon valve, if equipped. 2. Improper starting procedure 2. See Engine Owner/Service Manual to review starting procedure. 3.
  • Page 95 PROBLEM C USE SOLUTION Poor acceleration 1. Accelerating pump 1. Replace. 2. Throttle not fully open 2. Inspect cable and linkages for binding, obstructions, or loose fasteners. 3. Ignition or carburizing 3. Service ignition system and carburetor. 4. Air intake obstructed 4.
  • Page 96 PROBLEM C USE SOLUTION Low oil pressure (con’t) 3. Diluted or improper grade and viscosity oil 3. Change oil and oil filter; be sure to use the correct grade and viscosity oil. 4. Oil leak in pressure line 4. Inspect all oil lines and tighten all connections as necessary.
  • Page 97 PROBLEM C USE SOLUTION Rough running (con’t) 6. Kinked or clogged fuel lines, or fuel tank 6. Use compressed air, at not more than vent line 20 psi, to blow-out obstruction. Replace line if kinked. WARNING: Wear protective eye wear when performing compressed air cleaning.

  • Page 98: Interior Nd Exterior C Re

    Robalo uses the finest gelcoats and resins available to prevent gel- Gelcoat surfaces are very resistant to deep stains. To remove minor coat crazing and hairline cracks. Over time your boat m y develop stains, wash the affected area with a soft cloth and household deter- slight hairline cracks in the outermost gelcoat layer.
  • Page 99 If your boat will be in water continuously for the majority of the boat- • Fair (smooth out) all rough areas as required. ing season, Robalo recommends sealing the hull bottom with a high quality barrier coating. Repairing water blister damage is not cov- •...
  • Page 100 • Never clean with mineral acids or bleaches. SE T COVERINGS ND VINYL • Never leave stainless steel in contact with iron, steel, or other Because seat coverings and trim are made of expandable vinyl, metals which cause contamination leading to rust or corrosion. extreme temperatures have little effect on them.
  • Page 101 C NV S (WE THER COVERINGS) Cleaning The canvas, or weather coverings, are 100% acrylic yarn. Besides • Wet down all canvas material. Scrub with a soft bristle brush its resistance to mildew, rot and weather, canvas also resists indus- and a solution of mild soap and water.

  • Page 102: Winterizing Nd Stor Ge

    WINTERIZING ND STOR GE This chapter tells you how to winterize and store your Robalo boat • Be sure boat remains level while being lifted to avoid sling in regions where temperatures fall below freezing. If you keep your movement or boat damage.
  • Page 103 General Housekeeping • Clean boat interior including all cabinets and drawers. Note: Robalo strongly recommends having a qualified dealer perform winterization procedures for your boat. • Remove all cushions, mattresses, curtains, blankets and sheets,...
  • Page 104 • Cover battery terminals with rubber or plastic caps to prevent 6. Apply petroleum jelly or marine grade grease on battery posts accidental contact between battery posts and metal objects. and clamps to eliminate air pockets and possible acid buildups. •...
  • Page 105 N UTIC L GLOSS RY Abaft Toward the stern. Aweigh Off the bottom, said of an anchor. Abeam Amidships, at a right angle to the keel. Yes, while aboard a boat or ship. Means “I understand.” Aboard On, in, or into a boat. Bail To remove water from a boat by pump or ABYC...
  • Page 106 The forward part or front of the boat. Chine The intersection of sides and bottom of a boat. Breakers Waves cresting as they reach shallow water, as at or on a beach. Cleat A piece of wood or metal with projecting ends to which lines are made fast.
  • Page 107 Depth Sounder An electronic depth-finding instrument, mea- Fathom Six feet. suring the time a sound wave takes to go from the vessel to the bottom and return, then Fenders Objects placed along the side of the boat to displaying the result in feet, fathoms, or protect the hull from damage.
  • Page 108 Hatch An opening in a boat’s deck for persons or Launch (1) To put a vessel into the water; (2) a small cargo to go below. open powerboat, mainly used for transporta- tion between a vessel and shore. Head A marine toilet. The side opposite to that from which the wind Headway Forward motion of a vessel through the water.
  • Page 109 MAYDAY A radio distress call, from the french m’aidez Overall Length The extreme length of a vessel, excluding (help me); SOS in Morse Code. spars or rigging fittings. See LOA. Mooring Commonly, the anchor chain, buoy, pennant, Painter A rope attached to the bow of a boat for mak- etc., by which a boat is permanently anchored ing it fast.
  • Page 110 Roll The sideward motion of a boat caused by Stern The after end or back of the boat. wind or waves. Stow To store items neatly and securely. Rules of the Road The nautical traffic rules for preventing colli- sions on the water. Strake Planks running fore and aft on the outside of a vessel.
  • Page 111 Vessel Every kind of watercraft, other than a sea- Windward Situated on the side closest to the wind. plane on the water, capable of being used as (Opposite of leeward.) a means of transportation on water. To swing or steer off course, as when running VHF Radio A Very High Frequency electronic communi- with a quartering sea.
  • Page 112 WIRING SCHEM TICS Robalo 220 11 1...
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