Upholstery; Seating; Bow Seating; Loungers - Four winns FREEDOM Owner's Manual

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SEATING

A. Bow Seating
Bow seating is provided on the sportboat models. Cer-
tain bow cushions have hinges or are removable to al-
low for access to storage areas below. See Figure N1.
Figure N1: Hinged Bow Cushion
Bow fill-in cushions are optional. When installed, the fill-
in cushions help form a berth across the bow area. These
cushions may be stored below the port and starboard
consoles or in head compartment if applicable.
B. Loungers
The back-to-back loungers may be available on cer-
tain Freedom™ and Horizon™ models. These loungers
may either be adjustable or non-adjustable depending
on the model. The loungers consist of two major com-
ponents. These components are the lounger backrest
and the lounger seat cushion. The lounger has been
designed so that each component is serviceable. See
Figure N2.
Freedom™/Horizon™ Owner's Manual

UPHOLSTERY

The lounger will extend into a reclining position. See
Figure N3. A headrest brace on each end will allow for
a "kickup" headrest to be created when in the reclining
(lounge) position on certain models. Refer to Figures
N41, N42 & N43 at the end of this section for additional
information on lounger operation.
Figure N3: Back-to-Back Lounger - Reclining Position
Do not sit on the headrest when in elevated
headrest position. The headrest brace may be-
come damaged, break or suddenly give way
causing loss of balance and possible injury.
Do not sit on the very end of lounger when
placed in the "reclining" position. Excessive
force on ends of the loungers can bend the
track and/or hinges, not allowing proper opera-
tion.
In addition, the "adjustable" lounger is adjustable for-
ward and back. To adjust, typically rotate the forward
handle and push/pull the seat assembly. The total travel
distance or adjustment is approximately six (6) inches.
Figure N2: Lounger - Seat Position
NOTICE
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