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Purchased new 2024 AR250

I have two brackets (port and starboard side) under my stern deck. When trying to attach the wakebooster…the bracket seems to be in the way, so does anyone know what the brackets are used for?
If they're what I think they are, they're mounts for the optional Swim-Up Seating. Some higher-end units come with the seats but, I don't believe yours does.
 
Our old Roadie (first gen?) has a drain, why would they take that away? It's our go-to on the boat as well, the 75 is a whole lot too big.


I know - I bought a roto molded cooler about the same size as the old roadie but it doesnt keep ice as long and the handle is a pain compared to the strap on the roadie
I have two brackets (port and starboard side) under my stern deck. When trying to attach the wakebooster…the bracket seems to be in the way, so does anyone know what the brackets are used for?


these are for underwater seats (when you are parked) they can be added to the AR 250 - slides in like a tow receiver hitch
 
You're going to love it! Make sure to do a full once over on everything before pulling it out of the dealership - don't be in a rush. Try to spend at least an hour or more looking over everything on the boat and trailer. Turn it on, test everything.

Some notes to make sure you get the most out of your delivery:
  1. Check to see what batteries the dealership installed, make sure they're nothing cheap (Yamaha doesn't mandate batteries or install from the factory).
  2. Make sure your trailer tires (and spare!) are inflated to MAX.
  3. Make them pull wheels to show you the hubs are fully greased.
  4. Check your trailer brake fluid level.
  5. Check all the hinges on the seats and compartments.
  6. I would have them run the motors on the hose and wiggle your clean out port hatch to make sure the cutoff switches are adjusted properly and your motors don't die the first time you hit some big waves.
  7. Check oil levels in engines - make sure they're not overfilled. A good fill level (after running and with level engines) is a tick over the add oil line. If it's filled to the max you'll have reduced performance.
  8. Check the oil filters to make sure they're Yamaha OEM.
  9. Check your snap in carpets for broken snaps.
  10. Take out, and put back in your clean-out plugs a few different times (to make sure they're not stuck from sitting).
  11. Open your engine compartment, look for loose hoses, fittings, anything that doesn't look right - don't be afraid to ask questions.
  12. The new style screen you have has been known to randomly come off, of it's mounts, so check that for sure!
  13. Go through all the screens within the Connext software, turn on the stereo and verify all the speakers work, make sure all the lights work, etc.
  14. Make sure you receive the keys for your lockable glove compartment, your shipping cover (if you want it), the tower shipping brackets, your flush hose adapter, and your transducer plug.
  15. Unfold your bimini and set it up so your first time doing it isn't on the water drifting towards something.
  16. Have them show you how to put the cover on (front to back) and the proper tension on the ratchet straps for trailering.
  17. Have them show you how to put the tower down and up to make sure that's functioning.
  18. Trailer home with the cover on so you don't lose anything.
Well, not sure if I should make a new thread or how to post under the heading of this one. Finally got her in the water and here are some pics
 

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If they're what I think they are, they're mounts for the optional Swim-Up Seating. Some higher-end units come with the seats but, I don't believe yours does.
did you remove those brackets? I need a replacement
 
I have two brackets (port and starboard side) under my stern deck. When trying to attach the wakebooster…the bracket seems to be in the way, so does anyone know what the brackets are used for?

I thought the brackets you are talking about were for your optional swim up seats or tables for when floating or at anchor. I just saw another thread (I think) about the wake booster not fitting due to those brackets.
 
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