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M
ODEL
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PECIFIC
I
NFORMATION
C
OBALT
B
OATS
- O
WNER
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S
M
ANUAL
C
APTAIN
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S
C
HAIR
A
DJUSTMENT AND
O
PERATION
Your captain’s chair has the flip-up position for greater visibility and maneuverability
while docking. You can sit on the raised cushion or stand in front of the cushion.
The chairs are adjustable fore and aft and also rotate.
Rotation - A large knob next to the pedestal when loosened will allow the seat to rotate.
Make sure the knob is tightened completely so the seat cannot rotate while underway.
Fore and Aft Adjustment - A handle under the front lip of the seat when raised allows
the seat to move. make sure the mechanism is properly engaged to prevent seat
movement while th boat is underway.
C
UDDY
C
ABIN
A
CCESS
D
OOR
The sliding door assembly can be in the open or closed position while running. Make
sure the door is secured in either the open or closed position. Do not allow to slide free.
I
NSTRUMENT
P
ANEL
1. Fuel Gauge - shows approximate amount
of fuel remaining in tank.
2. Speedometer (Miles Per Hour)
3. Depth Sounder - Your Cobalt is equipped
with a Humminbird Depth Sounder.
Included in your owner’s packet are the
instructions pertaining to the operation of
this unit. Consult your Cobalt Dealer for
further information.
4. Water Temperature Gauge - Indicated
outside water temperature. Most accurate
when engine is off.
5. Tachometer - (Revolutions Per Minute)
6. Trim Gauge - Shows the position of the
drive unit in reference to the bottom of the
boat.
7. Voltmeter - shows the condition of charge
in the battery. It only indicates while the
ignition is in the “ON” position. With the
engine at idle or not running, it may show
as low as 10 to 12 volts. With the engine
running at cruising speeds and above, it
should show 12 to 14 volts.
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Single Engine Instrumentation
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