Tiara Yachts Tiara 43, Owner'S Manual

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EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT & FEATURES
1-9
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1.1.9 Seating, Storage and Access
Standard helm seating in your Tiara 43 includes an oversized starboard helm seat
and a large port L-lounge. The helm seat is adjustable fore and aft via an electric
actuator on the inboard side.
The helm seat unit includes a large storage
area beneath the seat which is accessed via a hinged door on the inboard face
of the seat unit. Optionally a refrigerator can be installed in the helm seat storage
area.
Aft of the helm seat is a wet bar with a faucet, cutting board and three drink hold-
ers. The wet bar’s lid is held in the open position by a gas shock. Below the wet
bar is a storage drawer or optionally a drawer style refrigerator. Please read the
manufacturer’s literature for specific operating information. On the forward face
of the wet bar, behind a weatherproof cover, is a 120V outlet.
A tackle storage and bait prep unit is aft of the wet bar. The aft door has ac-
cess to tackle drawers or optionally an ice maker with drawer. Open the upper
lid to open the aft door. Beneath the upper lid there is a removable cutting board.
On the port side there is a curved companion seat with forward facing swivel seat
and forward facing lounge. To use the swivel seat see
Figure 1-6 .
Forward of the swivel seat is the companion door shroud with molded-in glove
box and drink holders. The acrylic sliding companionway door with lock, built-in
screen, and privacy cover is on centerline.
Aft on port is the mezzanine seat . There is storage behind the seat back, a cooler
below the seat bottom, and the foot rest lifts for more storage. Access the cockpit
air conditioning units through the mezzanine seat back.
WARNING
!
BEFORE INSPECTING FOR DAMAGE, ALLOW THE EXTINGUISHER
AGENT TO “SOAK” THE COMPARTMENT FOR AT LEAST 15 MIN-
UTES AND WAIT FOR HOT METALS OR FUELS TO COOL. HAVE
APPROVED PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS IN HAND AND READY FOR
USE. FIRE FIGHTING CHEMICALS, SMOKE FROM A FIRE, AND EN-
GINE EXHAUST DURING A FIRE GIVE OFF HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC
GASES, WHICH CAN CAUSE ASPHYXIATION OR OTHER SERIOUS
HEALTH PROBLEMS. IF A FIRE OCCURS, OR THE SYSTEM AC-
CIDENTALLY DISCHARGES, GET OUT INTO FRESH AIR. DO NOT
BREATHE THE FUMES.