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Morse Lake Boat Rental

Pontoon Rental & Lake Information

Boat Pick-up / Drop-off

Courtesy Docks20999 Hague Road

Noblesville, IN 46062Map

Captain D - 317-590-3783

Meet in the Yellow Highlighted Area


Emergency #’s

Police / Fire - 911Derrick Niemann - 317-590-3783

Morse Marina - 317-984-3301* See Map for Dock #’s - they aid in location on lake

Pontoon Boat Inventory

10 Life Jackets - located under the front seatsThrowable Flotation - Located under front driver side seat

Paddle - located under rear seat(2) 6 Gallon Fuel Tanks

(8) BuoysSwim Ladder - located to the right of the driver’s seat

Boat Key(4) Docking Lines - located on each corner of pontoon

Fire Extinguisher - located under front passenger side seatAnchor & Line - located under rear passenger side seat

Things that could be damaged

Bimini Top - cost to replace - $495Swim Ladder - cost to replace - $195

Pontoon - repair $50 - $3,000Lost Anchor - $55 replacement charge

Cleaning Fee - if boat returned excessively unclean/messy, there is a $75 cleaning feeBoat Key - $20 replacement charge

Starting the BoatThe only calls we’ve gotten this season (we’ve had 2) were on how to re-start the boat. Here area few tips. 1. From the Neutral Position, pull the throttle base to the left, this allows you to give gas tothe engine while in Neutral. 2. Push the Throttle forward, past the point you feel resistance. 3. Push in the ignition key to the ‘choke’ position and turn key to right to start.

- The engine should start within 1-3 attemps. On starting you may need to back down onthe throttle depending on how far you pushed it forward. 4. Once the engine is started, slowly pull back the throttle back to the Neutral & In-Gearposition. The Throttle base will pop to the right, back into running position. 5. You may now forward/reverse as needed.


Rough Water Conditions

In the event of rough water, it is possible that you may take water on over the front of the boat.This will not hurt the boat. However, it can be very surprising if unexpected. Should this occur,shift the throttle into Neutral. Allow the water to escape over the edges of the boat. Enjoy therest of your outing.

To lessen the likelihood of taking on water, position the majority of the people / weight to therear seats of the boat. Also, take note of what you place on the deck of the boat that you may notwant to get wet.

Supplies

Trash Bags - please discard ALL trash in a trash bag. Help keep Morse clean of trash & debris.It’s unsightly, unhealthy and damaging to the aquatic life.Cleaning Supplies - Simple Green Cleaner, this is an environmentally safe cleaner to use on theboat. The wash can be rinsed into the lake, use just what is needed please. Rags to aid incleaning. Located in driver side rear storage compartment

Rules & Regulations

* Once you take possession, all liability is yours. Please act accordingly. SAFETY FIRST FORYOUR SAFETY AND THE PROTECTION OF THE EQUIPMENT.* Driver must be over 21.* Alcohol advisement - page 40 of The Handbook of Indiana Boating Laws and Responsibilities

* Same rules apply to driver of boat as that of a car. You can be ticketed / arrested fordriving under the influence!

* Open containers are legal on a boat for passengers. If the police / conservation officersee the driver with an open container, it is probable cause to board the boat. Thatrarely ends well.

* Pontoon is rated for up to 10 passengers or 1,450 pounds.* A child under 13 years of age must wear an approved life jacket. 0 of The Handbook* Rental is during agreed upon time unless prior changes were agreed to. Overage hours are

billed at $45/hour.

What to Bring

SunscreenTowelsCooler - water / soda / beer / sandwichesFruitsChips & Dips


Things You May Need To Do

Boat Operation - pontoon is equipped with a 25hp Evinrude engine. Drive safely; max speed isabout 8mph. Do not run reverse at full throttle!

Swim Ladder - the swim ladder is stored to the right of the captain’s seat. The swim ladderinstalls and is removed very easily. The braces for the swim ladder are located on the floor onthe side entry opposite the captain’s chair. The hooked ends of the swim ladder have a screwhead that slides in the braces the slide into locking position. Make sure to extend the laddersupport braces that rest against the pontoons. REMEMBER TO REMOVE THE SWIMLADDER BEFORE STARTING THE BOAT AND RETURN TO STORAGE AREA.

Docking / Undocking - you will need to leave the dock and come back . There are dockinglines on each of the four corners of the pontoon and there are multiple buoys on each side of theboat allowing for docking to either side of the boat. Better to come in slow and steady in anydocking situation. Carefully enter the docking area and have a couple of your passengers readyto step onto the dock and tie the lines to the docking cleats.

Raise / Lower the Bimini Top - the Bimini is connected at three points on each rail with a strainconnecting pin. To lower pull the rear pins on each side. Then pull the front pins on each side,connect the front rails to the connection point on the adjoining rail. Carefully push the biminitop and lower onto the rear platform. TOP MUST BE LOWERED TO GO UNDER BRIDGE!

Using the Anchor - located under the front left seat. Carefully remove the anchor from it’sstorage compartment. Prior to tossing anchor into water, make sure you allow for enough slackin the line so the line doesn’t get pulled out of your hands. After the anchor hits bottom attachthe anchor line to one of the FRONT docking eyelets.

Changing the fuel - if you should run out of fuel in your first tank, changing the fuel line is easy.Raise the rear platform to access the fuel compartment on the passenger side, have a passengerhold up the rear platform. Follow the fuel line to the connected tank. There is a quick releaseclip to the fuel tank. Release the fuel line and connect to the 2nd tank. There is a primer bulb onthe fuel line, after connecting the line to the full tank, squeeze the primer bulb until the line if fullof fuel. Should you need to re-fuel during your rental period, YOU MUST ADD OIL! Followinstructions on Oil Bottle, located in storage compartment with fuel tanks. Failure to add oilWILL CAUSE engine to overheat!

Registration - let’s hope you don’t need this! But if you do, it is located under the life jackets inthe from driver side seat.


History of Morse Lake

Indianapolis is the largest city in America not located on a large river, lake or nearmountain streams. That’s why the history of Geist and Morse reservoirs is important for itsproactive growth planning for the Indianapolis metro area.

The Indianapolis Water Company (IWC) designed and built Geist and Morse Reservoirsafter a mid-twentieth century study indicated that the future growth of the city was dependent onthe stored water capabilities in the area. Construction of Geist Reservoir began in 1941, withMorse following shortly after in 1956. Both were created in an ecologically sound method byusing several small creeks as water sources.

The reservoirs were largely isolated bodies of water for more than three decades until theIWC started a program of real estate development in the early 1980s. Today, upscale homedevelopments encircle both lakes, providing lakefront living and waterfront access. In addition,both lakes offer beautiful recreational resources to the community for swimming, boating andfishing.*Information courtesy of the Indianapolis Water Company

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IN CONSIDERATION of being permitted to utilize the equipment of eyeLVL Marketing, LLC d/b/a MorseLakeBoatRental.com (the“Boat Event”), I the undersigned, on behalf of myself, my child, those I am a guardian, and my personal representatives, heirs andnext of kin, hereby:

1. Agree that prior to participating, I will inspect the equipment to be used, and if I believe anything is unsafe, I will immediatelyadvise a representative MorseLakeBoatRental.com of such condition(s) and refuse to participate until such condition(s) is corrected;

2. Acknowledge and fully understand that I will be engaging in activities that could involve risk of serious injury, includingpermanent disability and death, and severe social and economic losses which might result from my own actions, inactions ornegligence, but from the actions, inactions or negligence of others, the condition of the premises or of any equipment used andthat there may be other risks not known to me or not reasonably foreseeable at this time, and assume all the foregoing risks andaccept personal responsibility for any and all damages in connection with such injury, permanent disability or death;

3. RELEASE, AGREE NOT-TO-SUE, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS, eyeLVL Marketing, LLC, Boat Event sponsors, Boat Eventadvertisers, owners and /or lessors of surrounding premises, including affiliates and subsidiaries of all of the foregoing and theofficers, directors, employees, volunteers, sub-contractors and agents of all of the foregoing (collectively, the “Releasees”) FROMALL PRESENT AND FUTURE CLAIMS THAT MAY BE MADE BY ME, ALL MEMBERS OF MY FAMILY, ESTATE, EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR,HEIRS OR ASSIGNS, FOR PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR WRONGFUL DEATH, WHEREVER OR HOWEVER THE SAME MAY OCCURAS A RESULT OF MY PARTICIPATION IN AND/OR OBSERVATION OF THE BOAT EVENT;

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