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STOPPING
The water vehicle is not equipped with a
separate braking system. It is stopped by
water resistance when the throttle lever is
released. From full speed, the water vehi-
cle stops in approximately 115 m (380 feet)
after the throttle is released and the
engine stopped. The stopping distance
varies depending on gross weight, water
surface conditions, and wind direction.
The stated stopping distance should be
used for a reference. The watercraft slows
down as soon as the throttle lever is
released, but will coast for a distance
before fully stopping. If you are not sure
you can stop in time before hitting an
obstacle, apply throttle and turn in anoth-
er direction.
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Allow adequate stopping distance. Fail-
ure to begin slowing soon enough could
cause you to hit an obstacle you are
approaching. Do not shut off the engine
when slowing down in case you need
engine power to steer away from a boat
or other obstacle that comes into your
path.
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BEACHING
1) Make sure no obstructions, boats or
swimmers are near the beach.
Release the throttle lever about 115 m
(380 ft) before the intended landing
area.
2) Approach the beach slowly and stop
the engine before reaching landing
point. Remember: turning is impossi-
ble with the engine stopped.
115m (380 ft)
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