PURSUIT C 230, Owner'S Manual

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Exterior Equipment
7-3
Section 7
C230
Two people will be required to tilt the seat
forward and lift it off the fishbox. The gas
hatch lifter will still be attached to the seat.
Make sure the weight of the seat does not
bend the gas hatch lifter. Have one person
hold the starboard end of the seat that is
attached to the hatch gas hatch lifter and
lower the other end of the seat to the cockpit
floor. While one person continues to hold the
starboard end of the seat to keep it from
bending the hatch lifter, the other person can
use a small screw driver or a knife to remove
the plastic end cap from the hatch lifter ball
hinge fitting on the seat. Make sure the
hatch lifter is fully extended and pull the lifter
off the ball hinge on the seat.
Leave the other
end of the hatch lifter attached to the seat
landing and lay it in the trough next to the fish-
box.
The seat is now free and can be set in the
cockpit.
To Reinstall:
Make sure the engines are at the full down
position, the fishbox is installed and the
hatch lifter is laying in the trough next to the
fishbox. Lift the seat into position on the seat
landing in the closed position and install the
hinge pins and retaining rings. Open the
seat and snap the hatch lifter to the ball
hinge fitting on the seat.
Install the plastic end cap in the lifter ball
hinge fitting to prevent the lifter from popping
off the ball hinge.
Note : If the boat is out of the water with the
engines tilted up and the batteries are
discharged, the batteries and battery
tray area can be accessed by using
the manual tilt release valve screw on
the engine tilt cylinder and tilting the
engines down manually. The seat can
then be opened in the normal fashion.
Refer to the engine owner’s manual
for instructions on lowering the
engines manually. Never use manual
tilt release valve screw when the boat
is in the water. Sea water could enter
the power tilt system and cause dam-
age to the unit.
Forward Sunpad Cushions (Optional)
The sunpads are secured to the forward
hatches with snaps or similar fittings. The
cushion must be secured in place prior to
getting underway, when trailering or before
stepping on or sitting on the sunpad cush-
ions.
When not in use, stow the cushions in the
head compartment.
T-TOP (Optional)
The T-top is made of welded anodized alu-
minum and is designed to accommodate
radio or radar antennas and navigation
lights. It is equipped with an overhead light,
an overhead storage compartment for life
jackets and other soft, light items. It could
also be equipped with optional outriggers
and/or rod holders.
Radar and electronics antennas must be
mounted near the center section of the T-top
in the area above the legs.
Do not mount any antennas or equipment to
the brow area or to the rear of the top. The
T-top is not design to support the weight of
accessories in these areas.
The T-top warranty will be void if the top is
modified in any way or heavy accessories
like life rafts or electronics lockers are
mounted to the top. Additionally, if items like
radar antennas, spotlights and other acces-
sories are mounted in the wrong location,
the warranty could be void. If you intend to
add equipment or make modifications to the
T-top, contact Pursuit Customer Relations to
make sure the equipment you would like to
add or the intended modification will not void
the warranty on the T-top.