2009 Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra 260X Owners Manual - Page 64

2009 Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra 260X Manual

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62 GENERAL INFORMATION j Seat Latches There are two individual seats which can be unlocked using the latch under the rear of each seat. Remove the rear seat first. The procedure to open and close is the same for both seats. To Open: Pull the latch handle and remove the seat up and to the rear. To Close: Engage the front of the seat in place and slide it all the way forward by pushing the rear of the seat and then push down on the rear of the seat to lock it. A. Front Seat B. Latch Handle When transporting the watercraft, make sure the seats are secured to prevent them from becoming dislodged and damaged or lost. The handrail behind the seat is for boarding from deep water. Also, when towing a water skier, the handrail should be held by the observer who faces rearward to watch the water skier. It is not designed for any other purposes. See page 77 for instructions on where to attach tow ropes. A. Rear Seat B. Latch Handle C. Handrail CAUTION Do not use handrail and hook for towing another watercraft, lifting craft, or attaching tie -downs.

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62
GENERAL INFORMATION
j
Seat Latches
There are two individual seats which can be un-
locked using the latch under the rear of each seat.
Remove the rear seat first.
The procedure to open and close is the same for
both seats.
To Open:
Pull the latch handle and remove the
seat up and to the rear.
To Close:
Engage the front of the seat in place
and slide it all the way forward by pushing the rear
of the seat and then push down on the rear of the
seat to lock it.
A. Rear Seat
B. Latch Handle
C. Handrail
A. Front Seat
B. Latch Handle
When transporting the watercraft, make sure the
seats are secured to prevent them from becoming
dislodged and damaged or lost.
The handrail behind the seat is for boarding from
deep water.
Also, when towing a water skier, the
handrail should be held by the observer who faces
rearward to watch the water skier. It is not designed
for any other purposes.
See page 77 for instructions on where to attach
tow ropes.
CAUTION
Do not use handrail and hook for towing an-
other watercraft, lifting craft, or attaching tie
-downs.