How to start a boat? Outboard engine

Starting a motor boat may vary slightly depending on the type and model of the boat, as well as the type of engine it has.

Make sure the boat is in the water and properly secured to the dock or mooring.
Check the fuel level and ensure there is enough fuel for your trip.
Make sure the battery is charged and connected.
Open the engine compartment and check the oil level. If necessary, add more oil according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Make sure the boat is in neutral and engage the safety lanyard or switch.
Turn the key to start the engine. If your boat has a choke, engage it until the engine starts.
Allow the engine to warm up for a few minutes before shifting into gear and slowly increasing the throttle.
Keep an eye on the gauges and listen for any unusual sounds or vibrations as you start to move.
When you're ready to stop the engine, shift into neutral and turn off the key.

Adjust the trim of the motor so that the propeller is fully submerged.
Ensure that the gear lever is in neutral position.
Push the key in to activate the choke.
Turn the key to the “on” position, and wait for the engine warning lights to go off.
If the engine is cold, press the primer bulb several times until it is firm.
Once the engine has warmed up, turn the key to the “start” position while giving the throttle some gas.
When the engine starts, release the key and push the choke back in.
Shift the gear lever into forward or reverse, depending on your desired direction.
Adjust the throttle to the appropriate speed.