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Binding Model _ Purchase Dale PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS Watersports can be safe and fun for all levels of enthusiasts. The Operator's Manual is presented to enhance your enjoyment of the sport. It is intended to alert you to some of the potentially dangerous conditions that can arise in all watersports. To reduce your risk of injury or death, follow these guidelines: * • Use correct size wakeskate. • Inspect wakeskate and fins for loose screws, wear, cracks, or delamination. • Check fins prior to each use to insure they are fastened securely to the wakeskate. • Wakeskating at excessive speeds can increase your risk of injury. Exercise additional caution when riding at competitive speeds. Beginners should be towed at slower speeds that allow for sufficient control and stability. • During use, the wakeskate may hit the rider and cause injury. Use of a helmet and/or shoes specifically designed for wakeskating may reduce the risk of injury. • During use, one or both feet may become separated from the wakeskate, which may increase the risk of injury. •Wakeskating instruction is recommended before use. Instruction will teach general safety guidelines and proper wakeskating techniques, which may reduce the risk of injury. WATERSPORTS SAFETY CODE Watersports are fun and challenging but involve inherent risks of injury or death. To increase your enjoyment of the sport and to reduce your risks, use common sense andfollow these rules: Before you start: • Familiarize yourself with all applicable federal, state and local laws, the risks inherent in the sport and the proper use of the equipment. • Know the waterways. • Always have a person other than the driver as an observer. • 5kier/rider,observer and driver must agree on hand signals. • Never start out until skier/rider signals he/she is ready. • Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning from engine exhaust may cause injury or death. Do not sit on the boat transom or boarding platform while the engine is running. These activities may lead to excessive CO exposure which may cause injury or death. If you can smell engine exhaust while inthe boat, do not stay seated in that position for prolonged periods. Never "Platform Drag" by holding onto the boarding platform or be dragged directly behind the boat. An improperly tuned engine will produce excessive exhaust. Have your engine checked and corrected by a mechanic. Changing boat speed or direction relative to the wind can reduce or increase boat exhaust from accumulating near the boat and rider. Consult your boat Owners Manual, or the United States Coast Guard's website: for more information on how to help protect others and yourself from the dangers of CO poisoning. • Use caution and common sense. • Do not exceed the weight guidelines of your boat. Only use water ballast and people for additional weight. Do not allow passengers to hang outside the boat or sit on the gunwales outside the normal seating area of the boat. Un...

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