To close the sundeck:
NOTICE
Failure to first bend the spring stay away from
you or in the wrong direction prior to closing
the top storage could result in damage to the
spring stay. If damage does occur to the spring
stay it will need to be replaced.
With both hands placed on the sundeck cushion,
lower the top storage gently into the closed position.
Place both hands on top of the cushion directly over
the latch mechanism and gently push down to ensure
the latch locks the sundeck in the closed position.
H. Sundeck (SunSport Seating Option)
The sundeck is typically considered a one-piece
cushion that runs the entire width (beam) of the boat
at the stern, however, certain SunSport models have
a hinged walk-over sundeck system. This walk-over
system helps prevent wear and tear on the sundeck
cushion and allows easier access to and from the
swim platform. See Figure N-13. The sundeck can be
used for sunbathing and is supported by the engine
bulkhead and other supports. Gas shocks or hydraulic
supports assist in raising the sundeck and keeps the
sundeck in the raised position while storing gear or for
maintaining the engine. The sundeck is secured by
either a latch-striker type or a rubber ball and socket-
type closures. See Figure N-13 and N-14.
Figure N-14: Sundeck Latch
To lift the sundeck using ball and socket type clo-
sures:
Place either one or both hands underneath the
cushion and lift up.
To close the sundeck:
Lower the sundeck(s) gently into the closed position.
Place both hands on top of the cushion directly over
each “hold-down” assembly and push down to ensure
the sundeck is secured.
Sundeck Pullout Lounge Seat
Walk-over System
Figure N-15: Hold-Down Assembly
I.
SunSport Lounge Seat
Figure N-13: SunSport & SunSport Lounge Seat
To lift the sundeck using latch mechanism:
Locate the latch and lift upward to release.
The lounge assembly is part of the optional SunSport
seating package. On certain SunSport models the
lounge seat slides out to create additional sunbathing
space. Depending on the model, a shock cord may be
attached to the lounge cushion and a bungie knob
may be placed on the support base. Looping the
shock cord around the knob will prevent the lounge
seat from accidentally sliding out when running in
choppy water.
Using your other hand lift upward to assist the gas
shock in opening the sundeck cushion. Once gas
shock is fully extended it will keep the sundeck in
the raised position.
Upholstery - Section N
Owner’s Manual Page 102
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