GALA VIKING V Series, User Manual

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Page 2: ...10 Certification 9 11 Identification 9 12 Manufacturer s ID plate 9 13 Motor type installation and operating 11 14 Boat operating instructions 13 a Distribution of the load 13 b Checklist before depar...

Page 3: ...x cm ft inches 44 17 48 19 48 19 Bare boat weight kg lbs 125 275 150 330 222 488 Loading capacity kg lbs 500 1100 700 1540 850 1870 Passengers capacity 5 6 7 No of chambers 3 3 4 Engine power max HP k...

Page 4: ...n 4 lifting eyes and 3 towing bow eyes Bow handle Two rear GALA cleats 8 safety grab handles Soft curved 3 V330 V360 4 V420 chamber VALMEX Hypalon buoyancy tube with rounded bow Overpressure valve Tou...

Page 5: ...3 BOAT VIEWS VIKING V330 V360 general view with some options VIKING V420 general view with some options...

Page 6: ...ling Install the steering console on the deck with bolts with washers and tighten them Step 3 Install outboard motor Install the outboard motor following the motor user s manual Step 4 Install two rea...

Page 7: ...UP To deflate the tube put the pin to OPEN position pin moves DOWN After inflation every valve must be closed with the valve plug tight to ensure airtightness of the tube OVERPRESSURE VALVE operation...

Page 8: ...To drain the water off the cockpit take out the expanding plugs and water will drain out automatically For effective draining inspect drain system regularly and make sure it is always clean free of d...

Page 9: ...age Inspect the functionality of all system features before your ride To change the fuses use only fuses with proper design and ratings Protect fuses and other elements of electric system from water K...

Page 10: ...andards 7 1 Fuel system mounting Fuel tank is permanently installed in the rear compartment with deck fill located at the left side of rear compartment The tank is accessible for inspection through th...

Page 11: ...TY AND PRESAUTIONS 8 RECOMMENDATION SIGNS Throughout this manual there are advisories of sate operation The symbols below are advisories relative to various types of situations DANGER DENOTES AN EXTRE...

Page 12: ...P TO DATE DETAILS SPECIFICATIONS AND DOCUMENTS 10 CERTIFICATION All our boats comply with ISO standard ISO6185 established by the International Standards Organization and with the European Directive 2...

Page 13: ...included Until 4 included Significant height of wave in meters Until 2 included Until 0 5 included WARNING BE RESPONSIBLE TAKE NOTICE OF THESE PARAMETERS WHEN YOU PLAN YOUR NAVIGATION PROGRAM AND DO N...

Page 14: ...MOTOR SHAFT LENGTH The motor shaft length must be same as required for your boat see boat specifications Using motors with other shaft length may cause the boat damage and will void warranty 13 3 PRO...

Page 15: ...th of the shaft can vary It is necessary to add a shim to ensure correct height Correct motor height it may vary from 0 to 30mm clearance between keel line and anti cavitation plate of the motor Check...

Page 16: ...w down WARNING 1 MAKE ANY MODIFICATIONS OF THE MOTOR ONLY WHEN THE MOTOR IS SHUT OFF 2 FOR ANY INFORMATION ABOUT MOTOR ITSELF REFER TO THE MOTOR S MANUAL 14 BOAT OPERATING INSTRUCTION a Distribution o...

Page 17: ...3 ADVISE someone on land of time you plan to be back 4 EXPLAIN basic boat operation to all passengers 5 BE SURE that one of your passengers can operate the boat in case of emergency 6 LEARN how to det...

Page 18: ...4 DO NOT EXCEED THE AUTHORIZED NUMBER OF PERSONS OR WEIGHT 5 MAKE SURE YOUR PASSENGERS REMAIN SEATED ON SEATS OR ON THE FLOOR AVOID SEATING ON TUBES 6 NO BOW RIDING AS IT IS ILLEGAL AND EXTREMELY DANG...

Page 19: ...with water Stop operating the boat if you discover any fuel leak or fuel smell until you find and fix the problem c Mooring and towing MOORING use the buoyancy tubes lateral D rings When moored the se...

Page 20: ...down the boat with straps using bow lateral and rear eyes for that Close and secure all hatches and doors on the boat Cushions must be secured or taken away to prevent the loss Do not trailer the boat...

Page 21: ...nds on us all acting responsibly to ensure a clean tomorrow If each of us follows these few simple rules we can help to keep the Earth s resources intact for future generations 17 MAINTENANCE a Cleani...

Page 22: ...irement is applicable only for main flotation volumes inflatable tube and not to inflatable seats keels floors and other inflatable parts Once you discover the pressure decrease just add some air by f...

Page 23: ...at keep it in a clean and dry place that is not affected from major variations in temperature and other factors You may store the boat o Deflated and rolled up in its bag o Assembled and slightly infl...

Page 24: ...replace old damaged elements and check the tightness of the clamping rings 18 CONTACTS AND SERVICE Our service network assures you a dependable service With any questions related to boat design and u...