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The doors could be damaged or hurt a passen-
ger by the motion of the boat if they are allowed
to swing free. Always make sure the doors are
latched in rough water or when the boat is un-
derway.
Periodically clean and lubricate the latch to pro-
tect it from corrosion and help keep it operating
properly.
Head Compartment Door
A large head compartment is located forward of the
passenger seat. A molded berglass door secured
with a lockable push to close latch provides access
to the compartment. A grab rail on the door pro-
vides a hand hold for passengers and a lockable
compartment provides storage for small items.
The door could be damaged or hurt a passenger
by the motion of the boat if it is allowed to swing
free. It should be in the closed position and latched
when not being used, particularly in rough water
and whenever the boat is underway. When closing
the door, make sure you push the door against the
door jam with enough pressure to allow the latch
to secure the door. Periodically clean and lubricate
the latch to protect it from corrosion and help keep
it operating properly.
The head compartment is designed to accom-
modate a portable marine toilet or an optional
porcelain marine toilet with a holding tank. Refer
to the Interior Equipment chapter for additional
information on head compartment equipment and
operation.
NEVER LEAVE THE HEAD DOOR UNLATCHED. THE HEAD
DOOR IS HEAVY AND SWINGS EASILY. IF THE DOOR IS
LEFT UNLATCHED, IT COULD SWING UNEXPECTEDLY AS
THE BOAT ROCKS, DAMAGING THE DOOR OR CAUSING
AN INJURY TO A PASSENGER. TO AVOID INJURY TO
PASSENGERS OR DAMAGE TO THE BOAT, ALWAYS
CLOSE AND SECURE THE DOOR WHENEVER THE HEAD
COMPARTMENT IS NOT BEING USED, THE BOAT IS IN
MOTION OR IN ROUGH WATER CONDITIONS.
Head Compartment
Head Compart Door
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