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ÄGARENS HANDBOK
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BOOTSEIGNER-HANDBUCH
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OWNER'S HANDBOOK
MANUEL DU PROPRIÉTAIRE
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HANDLEIDING voor de EIGENAAR
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НАСТОЛЬНАЯ КНИГ А ВЛАДЕЛЬЦА
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OMANIKU KÄSIRAAMAT
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  • Page 1 BUSTER OMISTAJAN KÄSIKIRJA ÄGARENS HANDBOK BOOTSEIGNER-HANDBUCH OWNER’S HANDBOOK MANUEL DU PROPRIÉTAIRE HANDLEIDING voor de EIGENAAR НАСТОЛЬНАЯ КНИГ А ВЛАДЕЛЬЦА OMANIKU KÄSIRAAMAT w w w . b u s t e r . f i...

  • Page 2: Buster Xxl

    OWNER’S HANDBOOK Buster XXL Inhan Tehtaat Oy Ab Saarikyläntie 21, 63700 Ähtäri Finland Tel: +358 6 5355 111 Your Buster dealer: Versio 1-2008...
  • Page 3 PREFACE Dear owner of the Finnish Buster boat! We thank you for choos- ing Buster and hope you have many enjoyable experiences on board. The purpose of this handbook is to help you use your boat safely and with peace of mind. The manual includes details of the boat itself, the equipment and systems installed in it as well as infor- mation related to operating and maintaining the boat.
  • Page 4 recommended by the Buster dealership. Alterations that affect the safety characteristics of the boat can be carried out only on the written approval of the manufacturer. The manufacturer of the boat cannot be held responsible for changes it has not approved. In some countries, driving a boat requires a license or the author- ity to drive.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents General ....................l.8 Defi nitions ...................8 Warranty ....................9 Before launching .................9 4.1 Registration ................9 4.2 Insurance ...................9 4.3 Training ..................10 Boat characteristics and operation ............10 5.1 General ..................10 5.2 Basic information of the boat ............10 5.3 Recommended maximum number of people on board ....12 5.4 Loading ..................14 5.4 Engine and propeller ..............14 5.6 Preventing water getting on board and stability .......15...
  • Page 6 BOAT MODEL: SERIAL NUMBER OF THE HULL - CIN: MAKE AND MODEL OF THE ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE ENGINE: I Owner First name: Surname: Residence: Year of purchase: II Owner First name: Surname: Residence: Year of purchase: III Owner First name: Surname: Residence:...
  • Page 7 BEFORE DEPARTURE… Read this Owner’s Handbook thoroughly. Always check the following before departure: • Prevailing weather conditions and the weather forecast Assess the wind conditions, the state of the sea and visibility. Is your boat’s design class, size and on-board equipment as well as the skills of the helmsman and crew suffi...
  • Page 8 • Ventilation Ensure the fuel space is ventilated to minimise the risk of fi re. • Securing on-board equipment Ensure that all articles are stowed properly so that they remain in place in a heavy sea and in a high wind. •...

  • Page 9: General

    1 General The owner’s manual will help you become familiar with the char- acteristics of your new boat. Instruction manuals for equipment fi tted to the boat are attached and are frequently referred to. You can, of course, complement this handbook by acquiring other equipment instruction books.

  • Page 10: Warranty

    3 Warranty The guarantee is provided for the boat and any equipment that has been installed in the boatyard in accordance with the en- closed warranty conditions. The respective manufacturers of engine, trim tabs, compass, possible navigation equipment and other post-production installations are directly responsible for any warranty concerns of the devices in question.

  • Page 11: Training

    The aim of the handbook is to help owners famil- iarise themselves with the characteristics of their new boat and learn to use it properly. 5.2 Basic information of the boat The basic information of Buster XXL: Boat model: Buster XXL Design category:...
  • Page 12 Design category C is defi ned as follows: Category C: The boat has been designed to be used in condi- tions of up to a maximum wind velocity of 6 on the Beaufort scale (approx. 14 m/sec.) and a corresponding swell (a signifi cant wave heights of up to 2 meters and maximum occasional wave heights of 4 meters).

  • Page 13: Recommended Maximum Number Of People On Board

    5.3 Recommended maximum number of people on board The recommended maximum number of people on board is 7. Designated seats are shown in Diagram 1. WARNING! Do not exceed the recommended maximum number of people on board. Irrespective of the number of people on board, the total weight of people and gear should never exceed the recommended maximum load (see section 5.4 Loading).

  • Page 15: Loading

    5.4 Loading The recommended maximum load capacity for the Buster XXL is 680 kg. An adult’s weight is taken to be 75 kg and a child’s 37,5 kg. In ad- dition to the aforementioned maximum weight of people on board, the following load can be taken on board: 15 kg of basic equip- ment, total weight of 110 kg of fuel in the boat’s fi...

  • Page 16: Preventing Water Getting On Board And Stability

    5.6.1 Hull and deck opening The location of deck opening and its plug is shown in Diagram 2. Buster XXL has one outlet for draining water from the cockpit. Plug the outlet if you observe that water is fl ows to the cockpit through the drain outlet while loading the boat.

  • Page 18: Bilge Pumps And Drainage

    Buster XXL is equipped with electrical, automated bilge pump. When the surface sensor detects water in the bilge, the pump discharges the water. The draining capacity of the electrical bilge pump is approx.

  • Page 19: Stability And Buoyancy

    5.7 Prevention of fi re or explosion 5.7.1 Engines and fuel systems Buster XXL has a fi xed fuel tank which is fi tted to the bilge under the engine well and the stern part of the cockpit. Before refuelling turn off the engine and cigarettes and avoid naked fl...
  • Page 20 The fuel inlet for the fuel tank ( ) is located on the right-hand side of the stern deck of the boat, partly covered by the hatch of the storage. Open the hatch when fi lling the tank. The portable tank must be lifted out of the boat for fi...

  • Page 21: Fire Extinguishing And Fi Re Prevention

    5.7.2 Fire extinguishing and fi re prevention Buster XXL is equipped with 2 kg hand-held powder extinguisher, which is of power class 8A68B. The extinguisher is placed in the storage space on the left side of the prow (Diagram 3). Its posi- tion is indicated by a clearly visible symbol in the cockpit.
  • Page 22 tion of fi re extinguishers and their operation. Keep the bilge clear of fuel and check regularly for possible fuel leaks. The smell of petrol is a clear sign of a fuel leak. ATTENTION! If your boat has been equipped with a heater, read its precautionary instructions in its manufacturer’s manu- Never •...

  • Page 23: Electrical System

    5.8 Electrical system The circuit diagram of the boat’s electrical system is represented in Appendix 3. The main power switch is located on the rear bulkhead on the left hand side of the boat. The circuitry functions when the switch key is turned clockwise and latched.
  • Page 24 Diagram 4.Locations of electronical devices: 1) Battery case 2) Main power switch 3) Bilge pump 4) Mast-head light (detachable), white 360° 5) Navigation lights, red and green 6) Switch panel (see Diagram 5) 7) Power plug, 12V, max. 10A 8) Fusebox (ks. kuva 6.) 9) CD/Radio (accessory) 10) Speaker (accessory) 11) Windshield wiper...
  • Page 25 Diagram 6. Fusebox: 1) Navigation lights 5A, 2) Bilge pump 5A, 3) Windshield wiper 5A, 4) Power plug 12 V DC 10A, 5) Power plug 12 V DC 10A, 6) Power plug 12 V DC 10A, 7) CD/Radio 10A, 8) Extra 1 5A, 9) Extra 2 10A.
  • Page 26 The circuitry fuses are located in a specifi c fusebox on the rear bulkhead on the left-side of the boat, below the main power switch. So-called automated fuses are used in all Buster boats. After being triggered by an overload, the fuses can be reactivated by pressing down the spring-loaded button.

  • Page 27: Control Characteristics

    5.9 Control characteristics 5.9.1 Driving at high speeds The recommended maximum engine output of the boat is 111 kW (150 hv) Do not use a boat if it has greater engine output than the output indicated on the type approval plate. The rules for using the engine’s power trim are as follows: •...
  • Page 28 WARNING! Waves reduce the boat’s controllability, causing it to heel. Bear this in mind and reduce speed in a rising swell. Learn the rules of navigation and follow them. Also observe and follow the requirements of COLREG (Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea).

  • Page 29: Dead-Man's Grip

    5.9.2 Dead-man’s grip Attach the line for the dead-man’s grip to yourself as soon as you have cast off the mooring rope. Read the more detailed instruc- tions in the engine manual. Particularly when driving alone, it is very important that the boat stops if for any reason you have fallen overboard or stumble while on board.

  • Page 30: Good Seamanship - Other Recommendations And Instructions

    5.10 Good seamanship – other recommen- dations and instructions 5.10.1 How to avoid falling overboard and how to get back on board The boat’s work areas are marked on Diagram 7. Do not sit, stand, or walk on other parts of the boat while it is in motion. Before departure, make sure the moving back seat is in an im- mobile position and that the detachable seat boxes are attached properly to the boat’s fl...

  • Page 32: Anchoring, Mooring And Towing

    5.10.4 Anchoring, mooring and towing Always anchor your boat carefully even in sheltered spots, as conditions can change suddenly. The mooring lines should be equipped with a spring-loaded device to cushion the effect of jerk- ing. See the attaching points in Diagram 8. Do not use other parts of the boat for mooring, towing, or anchoring.
  • Page 33 ATTENTION! When mooring your boat, always bear in mind wind change, tidal effects, backwash from other boats, etc. Further information, for example, from your insurance company. When towing another boat or being towed, move at a low speed and use a suffi ciently strong, fl oating tow rope. Initiate the towing procedure carefully, avoid jerks, and do not overload the engine.

  • Page 34: Trailer Towing

    Diagram 8. 1) Attaching points (cleats) for towing, anchoring and mooring to a jetty, (attaching point strength is 17,1 kN for bow cleats and 11,9 kN for stern and deck cleats), 2) locking chain attaching point (hardened steel ey- elet) and 3) trailer eyelet. 5.10.5 Trailer towing Before lifting your Buster boat onto a trailer, make sure the trailer is appropriate for the boat: the support is adequate to minimise...

  • Page 35: Navigation

    the fastening straps and the hull. Check instructions related to trailer transportation in the engine manual. Pay attention also to the boat’s accessories during trailer trans- portation. Ensure that all loose equipment is secured tightly in the boat. Do not cover the boat with hood, boat cover, or any other cover during trailer transportation.

  • Page 36: Service, Repairs And Winter Storage

    6 Service, repairs and winter storage More information on maintenance, winter storage, service and repairs can be found on the Internet at www.buster.fi and is pro- vided by your nearest Buster dealership. Major damage to the aluminium surface or other surfaces should always be repaired by an authorised Buster dealership.

  • Page 37: Installing Accessories

    The heater itself and its systems are to be installed inside the steering pulpit. See more instructions in the manufacturer’s installation instructions and in the installation instructions of the Buster XXL heater installation instructions. 7.2.2 Refrigerator The space under the boat’s left pulpit is designed for refrigerator.
  • Page 38 When dealing with the boatyard or deal- er, tell them the CIN code and boat type to facilitate delivery of the correct spare parts. Type of notation: Buster XXL CIN code: FI-BUS Engine brand and model: Engine serial number: Boat’s hull material:...
  • Page 39 TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE BOAT Buster XXL Main dimensions Length overall, m 6,35 Hull length, m 6,10 Max. beam, m 2,40 Weigth unloaded, kg Maximum total weight*), kg 1600 CAPACITY Recommended maximum number of people 7 Recommended maximum load, kg **)
  • Page 40 APPENDIX 2: THE OVERALL ARRANGEMENT OF BUSTER XXL The overall arrangements of the diagrams are not in scale. Because of the modular nature of the fi ttings available for the boat, the dia- grams represent the maximum number of fi ttings available for a giv- en arrangement.
  • Page 41 APPENDIX 3: CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR ELECTRIC SYSTEM Circuit diagram for Buster XXL. Symbols and terminology on page 41.
  • Page 42 SYMBOLS AND TERMINOLOGY (RED) Red lead (BLK) Black lead (BRN) Brown lead (GRY) Grey lead (R/W) Red/white lead BILGE Electrical bilge pump WIPER Motor for windshield wiper LIGHT W Mast light, 360° white LIGHT R/G Navigation light red and green 112,5°/112,5° LIGHT GRN Navigation light, green 112,5°...

  • Page 43: Declaration Of Conformity

    APPENDIX 4: DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The recreational craft directive 94/25/EC and 2003/44/EC MANUFACTURER Manufacturer’s name: Inhan Tehtaat Oy Ab Address: Saarikyläntie 21 Postal code: FIN-63700 Town: Ähtäri Country : Suomi Module adopted: B (EC type inspection) AUTHORITY NOTIFIED Name: VTT Tuotteet ja tuotanto Identifi...
  • Page 44 RECREATIONAL CRAFT INFORMATION Make and model of the boat: Buster XXL Design category: C - coastal Type inspection and certifi cate number: VTT-C-2186-10-vene-001-07 Boat type: Open, single-hull outboard motorboat Construction material: Aluminimu alloys, reinforced plastic, PE-HD Maximum engine capacity, kW:...
  • Page 45 General requirements Basic information EN ISO 8666:2002 Hull markings ISO 10087:1996 / A1:2000 Manufacturer’s plate RCD annex I, 2.2 Owner’s handbook EN ISO 10240:2004 Arrangements and equipment Prevention of falling overboard EN ISO 15085:2003 Stowing life raft RSG Guidelines Emergency exit Anchoring and towing EN ISO 15084:2003 Navigation lights...
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  • Page 48 Inha Works Ltd. FI-63700 Ähtäri Finland w w w . b u s t e r . f i...

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