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USPS BS 97 02-01/B 97 10-04 Boat Types Boat Types Boat Types Types of Sail Boats Round Turn and Two Half Hitches The Clove Hitch and Two Half Hitches The Cleat Hitch The Bowline Before Fueling Fuel in daylight when possible Tie boat securely to dock Put out all flames; no smoking Shut off engines/electrical equipment Close doors, hatches, portholes Have fire extinguisher close at hand Have all passengers leave the boat While Fueling Keep nozzle in contact with filler pipe Estimate fuel needed Fill only 95% full After Fueling Close filler pipe opening Wipe up any spillage - leave wipers on shore Open all portholes, doors, hatches Check fuel lines, tanks, and filters for leaks Turn on bilge blower, if so equipped Sniff bilge for vapors - run blower until you are sure there are no fumes Vessel Required Equipment Checklist Operators license and/or certificate Boat registration/documentation Life preserver for each person Throwable flotation aid, if required Fire extinguisher, if required Visual distress signals, if required Horn and/or bell Additional RecommendedEquipment Typical Coast GuardCapacity Placard Trimming the Boat Departure Check List Disconnect all shore utility lines Check for nearby boats, persons in water Release dock lines Proceed slowly under minimum power Take in fenders Getting Underway  Wind From Ahead Or Off The Pier Getting Underway Wind From Astern * United States Power Squadrons? BS 98 01-03-1 - B 97 02-05-1 Personal Watercraft Inflatable Boat Canoe Kayak BS 98 01-03-2 - B 97 02-05-2 Runabout Cruiser Sportsfisherman BS 98 01-04 - B 97 02-06 Trawler Pontoon Boat Houseboat BS 98 01-07 - B 97 02-10 Cat Boat Sloop Cutter Ketch Yawl B 97 04-02 Types of Rope Weave Laid Rope Braided Rope BS 98 01-30 - B 97 04-03 The Figure Eight Knot BS 98 01-27-1 BS 98 01-27-2 - B 97 04-04 BS 98 01-28 - B 97 04-05 BS 98 01-29 - B 97 04-06 BS 98 01-12-1 - B 97 08-02 BS 98 01-12-2 - B 97 08-03 BS 98 01-12