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ALWAYS verify that both latches are securely locked in place
before using the tower for towing. NEVER use the tower for
towing without securing both latches.
To lower the tower, pull out on the top of each latch and rotate. Grab the top of the tower
in front and pull down toward you.
G4 Tower Option
The G4 tower is similar in construction to the Illusion G3. To
raise the tower, stand with your back toward the bow of the boat.
Push the port side handle halfway in. The red portion of the
handle will be hidden and the yellow portion will be visible.
Raise the tower. Once the tower is fully extended, the port side
handle will lock, holding the tower up. Push both handles
completely in, locking the tower in place.
ALWAYS verify that both handles are
securely locked in place before using
the tower for towing. NEVER use the
tower for towing if either color (red or
yellow) is visible on the handle.
To lower the tower, pull both handles completely out with both
yellow and red colors showing. Grab the top of the tower in front
and pull down toward you.
Hardware
Most of the metal hardware on your boat consists of brass, stainless steel, or aluminum
and should be cleaned on a periodic basis with soap and water. In fresh water, metal
fittings and hardware should be sprayed regularly with a rust inhibitor and after every use
in saltwater.
DO NOT use cleaners that are not intended for use on stainless steel. Glass, tile, counter
or citrus cleaners can damage hardware permanently. Always follow cleaning, by
applying a high-quality metal polish or automotive wax after cleaning. Test products in an
inconspicuous area before applying to the complete surface, especially if you are not
familiar with the product.
All metal parts, including but not limited to tower accessories, board racks or speaker
cans, should be cleaned with mild soap and water frequently and waxed periodically. A
corrosion protectant is highly recommended on these components, especially for use in
areas of or in proximity to salt/brackish water. Pitting, corrosion or oxidation is not
covered under warranty. Pitting is not the same as separation.
!
WARNING
!
WARNING
Figure 2-55. Starboard Side
Figure 2-56. Port Side
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