M - 12 Spotlight - Four winns 278 VISTA Owner's Manual

To prevent personal injury, keep clear of the
windlass at all times.
Always be sure to raise and secure the
anchor prior to operating your boat. Failure
to raise and secure anchor before getting
underway could result in severe injury or
damage to boat from rebounding anchor.
Always utilize the chain stop provided with the
windlass/bow roller combination. The chain
stop prevents the anchor from accidently
releasing while the boat is moving thus
preventing damage to the boat or possible
injury or death to individual(s) aboard the boat.
See Figures M, M and M.
Figure M13: Chain Stop
M - 11 RADAR ARCH - 278 Vista
The optional radar arch is swept forward in design.
This presents a sleek look while providing an ad-
equate platform necessary for installation of radar/
navigation equipment. See Figure M14. Refer to
Section E - 9M Navigational Equipment for additional
information regarding Four Winns optional navigation
package. Please consult with your Four Winns dealer
regarding inquiries and availability.
Exterior Equipment - Section M

M - 12 SPOTLIGHT

Four Winns offers an optional remote controlled
spotlight for the 258 and 278 Vista
spotlight uses an electric motor and helm switch
controls to direct the spotlight's beam. See Figure
M15. Refer to the spotlight manufacturer's literature
included in the owner's packet.
®
Only
Figure M15: Remote Spotlight - Bow Rail Mounted
M - 13 ENGINE HATCH w/ ELECTRIC LIFT
The 258 and 278 Vista
hatch with an electric lift or screw jack. The screw jack
lifts and lowers the engine day hatch by pressing the
switch located on the dash. The screw jack runs off
the engine batteries. See Figure M16.
Radar Arch
Figure M14: Radar Arch
models. The
®
models feature an engine
®
Owner's Manual Page