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Exterior Equipment
seats to a leaning post style seat with a backrest,
allowing the operator and passenger to sit or stand
at the helm. To convert each seat to a leaning
post, lift the front of the seat cushion to raise the
bolster and push it back above the seat cushion.
Arm rests on each side provide a more comfortable
driving position and swing up into the backrest
cushion to make it easier to enter and exit the
helm area. A molded in footrest on the rear of the
console makes the helm more comfortable when
the bolsters are set to the seat position.
295 Center Console
Bait Station
A bait prep station equipped with a sink, remov-
able cutting board, prepped bait storage/sink and
tackle storage is on the rear of the helm seat base.
The sink is plumbed to the fresh water system and
has removable spray head that reaches to each
side of the station or can be used as a fresh water
washdown or shower. The sinks are drained by
gravity to a thru-hull tting in the hull side. The
removable cutting board is held in place by mag-
nets. Grab rails, cup holders, accommodation for
hooks, knives and tools are built into the top of the
station. There is a tackle locker on each side with
removable trays and another drawer in the rear for
addition storage. The “push to close” latches on
the drawer and tackle locker latch automatically
and are lockable.
A 94 quart cooler is mounted on a slide track below
the bait station. The cooler can be slid out for easy
access or removal. A spring loaded pin in the rear of
the cooler mount secures the cooler in any position
along the slide track. To slide the cooler, lift up on
the pin and slide the cooler to the desired position.
Then release the pin to hold the cooler in position.
295 Center Console
Seat Base and Helm Seats
The helm and passenger seats are equipped with a
ip up bolster to provide more room between the
seats and the helm. The bolsters convert the seats
to a leaning post style seat with a backrest, allowing
the operator and passenger to sit or stand at the
helm. To convert each seat to a leaning post, lift
the front of the seat cushion to raise the bolster
and push it back above the seat cushion.
Arm rests on each side provide a more comfortable
driving position and swing up into the backrest
cushion to make it easier to enter and exit the
helm area. A molded in footrest on the rear of the
console makes the helm more comfortable when
the bolsters are set to the seat position.
295 Center Console
Helm Seats in Lean Post Position
295 Center Console
Bait Station
295 Center Console
Helm Seats in Sitting Position
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