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Exterior Equipment
The windshield should be washed after each use
with soap and water to keep it clean and reduce
the corrosive eects of the saltwater. Saltwater
allowed to remain on the windshield frame will
eventually begin to attack the aluminum, usually
around fasteners and hardware mounted to the
frame.
Refer to the Routine Maintenance chapter for
more information on the care and maintenance
of powder coated aluminum.
Head Compartment Door
The head compartment door is on the starboard
side of the console. It is secured in the closed
position with two lockable twist lock latches.
It is very important that the door is secured prop-
erly in the closed position whenever the boat is
operated above idle speed. The door is heavy and
if the door is not closed and properly latched, it
could slam closed when the boat rocks and pinch
someone’s ngers between the door and cabin or
damage the door.
NEVER LEAVE THE HEAD COMPARTMENT DOOR
UNLATCHED. THE DOOR IS HEAVY AND CLOSES EASILY.
IF THE DOOR IS LEFT UNLATCHED, IT COULD SLAM CLOSED
UNEXPECTEDLY AS THE BOAT ROCKS, DAMAGING THE
DOOR OR CAUSING AN INJURY TO A PASSENGER. ALWAYS
MAKE SURE THE DOOR IS PROPERLY SECURED IN THE
CLOSED POSITION.
Forward Console Seat And Cooler
A bench seat with a cooler below is located on the
console, forward of the windshield. The seat has
two armrests that fold ush to the backrest. The
seat cushion is mounted to a hatch that provides
access to a cooler/storage compartment that
drains overboard.
The console seat cushion hatch is equipped with
special cam action hinges that hold the seat in the
open position and a “push to close” latch that se-
cures the seat when it is down. The cooler should
be drained and cleaned after each use.
Head Compartment Door
Console Seat
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