Everglades 295 CC - 275;295 Center Console Cockpit Equipment

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Exterior Equipment
WARNING
OPERATING THE bOAT UNDER POWER WITH THE TRANSOM
DOOR OPEN MAY ALLOW PERSONS TO FALL OVERbOARD AND
INTO bOAT PROPELLERS OR TO bE LOST IN OPEN WATER.
ALWAYS CHECk TO MAkE SURE THE TRANSOM DOOR IS
PROPERLY CLOSED AND LATCHED bEFORE STARTING THE
ENGINES AND NEVER OPERATE THE bOAT UNDER POWER
WITH THE TRANSOM DOOR OPEN.
Rod Racks
There are recessed rod storage racks located
below the gunnel on each side of the cockpit.
They are equipped with stretch cords to secure
the rods to the racks. Always make sure the rods
are properly secured in the storage racks with the
rod tips forward.
Rod Lockers
There are rod storage lockers located behind lock-
able hatches on either side of the cockpit near the
bow. The hatches are secured with special locking,
ush mounted, “push to close” latches.
The rod racks are equipped with stretch cords to
secure the rods. Always make sure the rods are
properly secured to the racks with the rod tips
forward. The lockers drain by gravity to the bilge.
11.6 275/295 Center Console
Cockpit Equipment
Dive Door and Boarding Ladder (Optional)
A dive door in the port hull side is available as
optional equipment. The door provides divers and
swimmers easy, unobstructed access to the water
and cockpit. It also makes boarding and exiting
the boat much easier in many docking situations.
A magnetic latch holds the door in the full open
position and a special latch mounted on the in-
board side of the door secures it when it is closed.
The door latch has a spring loaded safety pin.
When the dive door is closed, make sure the
latch is completely closed and that the safety pin
is snapped into place to prevent the latch from
opening accidentally.
The dive door should only be opened when the
boat is not in motion with the engines shutdown.
The door must be secured in either the full “OPEN”
position with the magnetic latch or in the full
“CLOSED” position with the main latch and safety
pin. Never leave the dive door unlatched.
Typical Rod Racks
Typical Rod Locker at Bow
275/295 Center Console
Dive Door