Catalina Owner's Manual - Chris Craft
Catalina Owner's Manual - Chris Craft
Catalina Owner's Manual - Chris Craft
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Systems<br />
Engine Remote Control Lever<br />
There is one remote control lever for each engine. The lever(s) controls the engine(s) speed which dictates<br />
the speed of the boat through the water. Moving the lever forward increases the engine speed until full forward<br />
power is reached. Moving the lever aft puts the boat in reverse. Continued aft movement of the lever<br />
increases engine speed until full power is reached. The middle detent is the NEUTRAL position. The<br />
engines will not start unless the lever(s) are in the NEUTRAL position.<br />
Engine Start<br />
Figure 3-11. Engine Emergency Shut-off Switch<br />
Do not start the engines without some type of cooling water circulating<br />
through the engine(s). Damage to the engine(s) will result.<br />
There is one ignition switch for each engine. The switch(es) are generally located on, or near the control<br />
panel at the helm. In order for the engines to start the emergency shut-off switch must be set to OPEN.<br />
To start the engines:<br />
1. Turn on the Red Master Battery Switch and/or engage any other circuit breaker(s) that may be required for<br />
engine start.<br />
2. Confirm that the emergency shut-off switch and lanyard are installed.<br />
3. Ensure no one is around the propeller(s), and that they are free of obstacles.<br />
4. Place the remote control lever(s) in NEUTRAL.<br />
5. Start the engine(s).<br />
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