Pelican Canoe Manuale utente
IP1299-2
CaNoe
MODEL SHOWN: PELICAN 15.5
Welcome!
Thank you for choosing a Pelican canoe. This craft was built according
to stringent quality standards and with our 40 years of acquired
expertise. We hope your experience with our product will be pleasant
and rewarding. Please take some time to read the content of this
manual so that you may draw maximum satisfaction from the
product. We believe Pelican canoes offer incomparable value. We
hope that you will take full advantage of your recent purchase.
Antoine & Christian Elie
1000 Place Paul-Kane, Laval
Quebec, Canada H7C 2T2
1.800.463.6960
PELICANSPORT.COM
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
• Model
• Date of Purchase
• Dealer Name
• Registration No.
• Province/State
• Model No.
• Serial No. (ZEP)
HOW TO LOCATE THE SERIAL NUMBER
The serial number is located on the outside of the hull in the back
right-hand corner. The number starts with ZEP and is twelve (12)
digits long. Example: ZEP12345A678
INDEX
• Your Canoe
• Getting Started
• Materials / Manufacturing
• Transportation
• Pre-Launch Checklist
• Launching Procedure
• Trim Adjustements
• Mooring / Docking
• Safety Precautions
• Care and Maintenance
• Storage
• Extended Limited Warranty
• Assignment
• Manufacturer’s Declaration of Origin
• Kayak Description
• Warranty Registration Card
• Questionnaire
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YOUR CANOE
Take some time to learn about the various
components of your canoe.
Note: Not all models include or come equipped with all the
parts shown. Maximum horse power for the Bayou 160 is
5HP and the transom height is 16’’.
Carrying handle
Carrying handle
Carrying handle
Vertical rod holder
Vertical rod holder
Built-in motor mount on transom Flat bottom, tri-keel hull
Carrying handle
Molded seat
Aluminum gunnels with protective sleeve
Molded seat
MODEL SHOWN: BAYOU 160
MODEL SHOWN: PELICAN 15.5
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MATERIALS/MANUFACTURING
Your canoe is made of Ram-X™. Its great flexibility offers exceptional
shock resistance. This flexibility increases with heat or with the craft’s
prolonged exposure to the sun but may also slightly warp the hull. The
warping disappears when the hull cools and never affects the craft’s
performance.
Ram-X™ is a superior material that was developed and registered
in 1978. It quickly became the benchmark of quality in the industry
thanks to its shock resistance and ability to regain its initial shape
following an impact. Widely hailed by consumers, Ram-X™ is a step
above other materials used in the industry.
GETTING STARTED
Please read all the instructions in this owner’s manual. Keep this
manual in a safe place for future reference if necessary. The manual
consists of:
1- Important information
There is a space provided at the beginning of the manual to record important
information about your canoe (page 3). This information will come in
handy if you need to contact our customer service department.
2- Warranty registration card
As outlined in the warranty section (page 9), you can register your
warranty online at our website (www.pelicansport.com) or by mail
by filling out and returning the registration card. You can find the
registration card in the center of this manual. (page 13).
3- Manufacturer’s Declaration of Origin
Certain governments require a Manufacturer’s Declaration of Origin to complete
the registration. The declaration is located in the center of this manual (page 12).
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TRANSPORTATION
The carrying handles at both ends help in the transportation of the
canoe by hand. These handles should not be used to fasten the canoe
onto a vehicule.
• Make sure the canoe is firmly tied down, whether on a vehicle or trailer.
• Before setting out, make sure all accessories have been removed and
packed into the vehicle to avoid damaging or losing them.
PRE-LAUNCH CHECKLIST
• All passengers are wearing an approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD).
• Emergency paddle(s) or oar(s) are on board.
• There is an emergency kit (extinguisher, horn, extra fuses, first aid kit, etc.)
aboard.
• Motor(s) and battery are in good order.
• If using a gasoline outboard motor, always attach it to the canoe with a
canoe motor mount.
• All weight is properly distributed.
LAUNCHING PROCEDURE
• All straps or tie-downs have been removed.
• You step into the center of the boat when boarding, to assure that the boat
remains stable.
• Never board by stepping onto the gunnel.
TRIM ADJUSTMENTS
(Square back canoes only)
• Different load conditions may require different trim angle settings. When
the drive unit (propeller) is closest to the transom, it will tend to push the
bow down when power is applied. If the bow digs excessively into the
water, shift some of the weight to the stern and / or move the propeller
further away from the transom. On the contrary, if the propeller is too far
from the transom, the bow will rise excessively when power is applied.
In this case, move some weight forward in the canoe and / or bring the
propeller closer to the transom.
• Performance depends on the relation between proper weight distribution,
trim angle and engine horsepower.
MOORING/DOCKING
• Always moor boat away from rocks or sharp objects.
• Make sure that the motor is raised before mooring.
• Always moor your boat in water that is deep enough so that the bottom
hull does not get damaged.
• Never moor boat against a dock without proper protection (bumpers) for
the sides of the hull.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING
We suggest that you read the information below before using
the boat. Failure to follow the warnings / precautions below may
lead to serious injury or death. Paddle sports can be dangerous
and physically demanding. Participating in paddle sports may put
you at risk of serious injury or death. You should receive qualified
instructions to learn proper paddling techniques, water safety, and
first aid before going boating.
1-Weather and water conditions
Check the weather and water conditions before you go boating. Your boat is
designed to be used only in sheltered waters, lakes, and slow moving streams.
It is not designed for whitewater use. Never go paddling in severe winds,
rain, thunderstorms, choppy waters, strong currents, flood waters, or where
tides will seriously affect your ability to steer the boat or return to shore.
2-Every passenger should always wear a Coast Guard approved
Personal Flotation Device (PFD) when using this boat.
Before going paddling, read the PFD manufacturer’s information pamphlet regarding
the PFD and thoroughly familiarize yourself with how the PFD is to be worn.
3-Never use or consume alcohol, drugs, or any other substance
that may affect your coordination, judgment or ability to safely
operate the boat.
4-Sound device
The Coast Guard requires boaters to have a means of signaling other boaters
of their presence. You should keep a sound device in the boat with you at all
times. If possible, attach the sound device to your Personal Flotation Device.
5-Never stand up in the boat
Standing up in the boat may cause it to capsize. If the boat should
capsize, please note that, in most cases, it is far more dangerous
to attempt to swim to shore than to stay with the boat.
6-Never exceed your ability
Honestly assess your physical capability as to how far
and how long you can paddle and swim.
7-Slippery when wet
The hull material is extremely slick when wet. Always wear slip-
resistant shoes and stay in the center of the boat.
8-Hypothermia
Boating accidents in cold water are very dangerous. Hypothermia, the loss
of body heat due to immersion in cold water, can be deadly. Survival time
can be as short as 15 minutes in 35°F (2°C) water. Dress appropriately
for weather conditions, wearing a wet or dry suit if necessary.
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9-Never paddle alone
It is best to have someone with you in case of an emergency or accident.
Also, always tell someone your boating plans, including where you are
going, how long you’ll be gone, and how many people you’ll be with.
10-Never allow minors to use this boat without adult supervision.
11-Always familiarize yourself with the body of water where you
will be paddling.
Learn what hours boating is permitted, whether there are any known hazardous
conditions and where you can get help quickly in case of emergency or accident.
12-Always abide by all Coast Guard regulations and State and local
laws, regulations, ordinances, and rules concerning boating and
boating safety.
Check with the Coast Guard and State and local authorities concerning
proper boat handling and the proper equipment to be carried
on board, such as lights and sound-producing devices.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
The best way to clean your canoe is to wash it with lukewarm water
and mild soap. Do not use harsh abrasives. Regular cleaning will
keep your canoe looking like new. Never attempt to paint the canoe
because it will not stick to the hull. If the aluminum gunnels oxidize
from exposure, occasionally clean them with a good aluminum
cleaner / polish.
STORAGE
• The best way to store your canoe is to simply set it on a flat surface.
Never store it on sawhorses.
• If outdoors, cover it with a tarpaulin.
• Do not leave straps or ropes tightly wound around the hull for any
extended period of time, especially in warmer weather.
• The hull surface, much as the exterior finish of a car, will better
retain its appearance if not exposed to the sun while in long-term
storage.
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CAUTION
Gravel and small rocks tend to accumulate beneath the keelson.
Unless removed, these small rocks can wear a hole in the hull. As
often as possible, turn the boat on its side and while pushing the
bottom away from keelson wash out any rocks or gravel.
Square back canoeS
Some water may accumulate between the hull and liner due to
paddling, or rain. This is not a defect. To drain, tip the canoe on its
bow.
EXTENDED LIMITED WARRANTY
Your canoe is built of superior materials and in accordance to stringent
quality standards. With adequate maintenance, it will give you years
of reliable use. But as with most such products, it is subject to wear
and tear. If you eventually need replacement parts, technical assistance
or product / service information, please contact our Customer Service
Department (1-888-669-6960), having ready at hand the product’s
model name and serial number ZEP, as well as the date and place of
purchase.
The present warranty is only valid if the original buyer registered the
warranty within the thirty (30) day period immediately following the
date of purchase. Registration can be done either electronically via our
website (www.pelicansport.com), or by completing and returning the
accompanying registration card (page 13).
Pelican International Inc.’s warranty is valid
only if the product is used for its intended
purposes and for which it was designed.
Product component parts and accessories are
warranted for a period of one (1) year from the
date of purchase against defects in workmanship
and / or materials.
The hull and deck are warranted for a period of one (1) year from the
date of purchase against defects in workmanship and / or materials and
suitable for its intended purpose. Only by returning your warranty and
registration card on time you will extend your hull and deck warranty
to two (2) years.
This warranty does not cover:
a) boats used for rental or other commercial use
b) products that have been damaged by negligence, misuse or
accident, or wear due to owner’s failure to provide reasonable and
necessary maintenance
c) products which have been modified or repaired by unauthorized
persons
d) change in appearance of boat due to wear, exposure or any other
environmental condition
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During the warranty period Pelican International Inc. is obliged only to
repair or replace, at its discretion, the above mentioned parts, at either
its manufacturing plant, or at an authorized dealer store or service
center, as decided by Pelican International Inc.
Transportation costs back to the appointed place of repair or
replacement are at the expense of the consumer. Pelican is not
responsible for any damages incurred in transport, for storing or
transportation fees, nor for inconvenience or loss of time or money
while repairs are being made.
Any return or repair of boats must be accompanied by an AUTHORIZATION
NUMBER obtained by your dealer and which can only be issued by
calling Pelican’s Customer Service Department between 9 am and 5 pm
Eastern Standard Time at 1-800-463-6960. The return of any Pelican
boat will not be accepted by Pelican International Inc. without this
authorization number.
This warranty is the sole and exclusive warranty by Pelican
International Inc. in connection with its above mentioned boats and
Pelican International Inc. makes no warranties or representations,
expressed or implied (including warranties of merchantability and of
fitness for a particular purpose) in such connection except as specifically
set in this warranty.
All incidental and / or consequential damages are excluded from this
warranty. Implied warranties are limited to the life of this warranty.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty
lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you special legal rights, and you may also have
other legal rights which may vary from state to state.
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