Forward Cover; Cockpit Cover; Mooring Cover - Four winns FREEDOM Owner's Manual

G. Forward Cover
The forward cover is available on most Freedom™ and
Horizon models. It is installed over the bow seating area
and is snapped to the deck. An adjustable pole is provided
to adjust the canvas for tautness and prevent the build up
of water. Refer to Figure O3.
H. Cockpit Cover
The cockpit cover is used to cover the complete cockpit
area and is intended as a short term storage cover. The
cockpit cover is available on most Freedom™ and Hori-
zon™ models. See Figure O6.
Figure O6: Cockpit Cover
To install:
1. Snap the forward edge of the cockpit cover to the bot-
tom edge of the windshield track. Snaps can be ad-
justed on the windshield track if necessary.
2. Snap the cockpit cover sides to the deck.
3. Secure the rear corners and aft edge of the cockpit
canvas. This is done with the use of any combina-
tion of snaps, elastic cords and/or straps. If straps
are used they usually are placed around the transom
rail and snapped. See Figure O7.
4. Place the adjustable poles in position. The adjust-
able poles are provided to adjust the canvas for taut-
ness and prevent puddling.
To store the cockpit cover we recommend folding the cover
in half, lengthwise and then rolling the cover up.
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Strap
Transom
Ski Tow
R a i l
Snap
Figure O7: Cockpit Cover - Straps & Snaps
I.

Mooring Cover

Mooring covers, available for most Freedom™ and Hori-
zon™ models, are intended for longer term storage and
spread over the entire boat. If used in areas with snow
accumulation, be sure to support the canvas adequately
and inspect frequently for snow loads or damage will oc-
cur. Refer to O-3 Winter Storage for additional information.
See Figure O8.
Figure O8: Mooring Cover
To install:
1. Spread mooring cover over entire boat.
2. Install adjustable poles in the rear cockpit and for-
ward bow areas. Be sure the canvas is taut and no
pockets (sags) exist.
3. Tie off at the transom.
4. Nylon loops are provided for attaching rope or bungie
cords to the trailer or from side to side (under the
boat).
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