Lounger; Top Storage - Four winns Horizon Owner's Manual

NOTICE
When traveling at highway speeds, be sure the
jump seat cushions are properly secured in the
lower position. Air currents (created within the
interior when traveling) will lift the cushions up
and out of the boat under certain conditions; es-
pecially when semi-trucks or other large vehicles
pass by.
D. Lounger
The standard seating configuration on the 180-200
Horizon® models includes port and starboard "back-
to-back" lounger seating. See Figure M4.
Figure M4: "Back-to-Back" Loungers
The loungers consist of two major components. These
components are the lounger backrest and the lounger
seat cushion. The lounger has been designed so that
each component is serviceable. See Figure M5.
Figure M5: Lounger Assembly
The "adjustable" lounger can be placed into either an
upright position (Figure M5 above) or a reclining posi-
tion. A locking hinge on the end will allow for a "kickup"
headrest to be created when in the reclining (lounge)
position. Refer to Figures M11 & M12 at the end of this
section for drawings on lounger operation.
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In addition, the "adjustable" lounger is adjustable for-
ward and back. To adjust, turn the handle upwards and
push/pull the seat assembly. The total travel distance or
adjustment is approximately six (6) inches.
E. Top Storage
The top storage compartment at the stern of the boat
allows for storage of the convertible canvas top assem-
bly. The top storage is secured by a latch mechanism.
A spring stay keeps the top storage in the raised posi-
tion while storing gear or for maintaining the engine.

Top Storage

To open the top storage compartment :
Backrest
Locate the strap and pull to release the latch.
Lift upward until the spring lid locks the top storage
Cushion
cushion in the open position.
To close the top storage compartment :
With one hand holding the top storage cushion, use
the other hand to bend the spring stay.
Lower the top storage gently into the closed position.
Place both hands on top of the cushion directly over
the latch mechanism and push down to ensure the latch
engages the striker.
Strap
Latch
Figure M6: Top Storage
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