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So tap that one out with the hammer, then there is a tool, I hope someone here can give the name, it's a wire, on one end it is curled. you put the curled in through the hole from the outside, then on the inside thread the new bolt in the curled end, and then pull it from the outside, pulling...

So I had the misfortune of bending both prop shafts on my 282.. So, to save some $$$ and learn more about doing it yourself, I research it and then I jump in and did it. This is a video of the removal process. The install video will be coming soon.

Great video, I don't know about others, but I learn best seeing video, not just pictures. My 282 has a none working macerator too. For now we plan to just use the marina pump out. Not sure it's worth $1500 to fix.

I use this. flush kit

Tech had me do the hard reset and it worked, everything is working fine for now.

Same thing just happened to me. Using a NXS.

I've got an 03 282 as well and I need to replace both motors, those should work for me too.

I'm not sure about the weight difference, but I have the older style (2003) and it came with twin 4stroke 225s, and there is no issue there.

When we bought her the refrigerator was dead. So we finally decided to install a replacement, the only real trick was that the old one was 12v only and the new is 12v/120. Turned out great and really happy with it. I decided to make a video since there weren't many/any out there for the 282.

Ok guys, for the pliers I think I'll stick with the affordable ones and focus on rensing them after use with fresh water. JJF thanks for the lead on a bait net, will definitely get one.

Neither link works.

Two things never seem to last more than a season (saltwater), fish pliers, and bait dip net. Anyone have suggestions for something that would last more than a season? TIA

Yeah water meter show some moisture in the area, so I pulled them, cleaned everything used vacuum to draw out moisture, and reinstalled.

Double row of mounting screws. This is off a 2003 282.

There is a company that makes them, but they are pricey. www.itsasnap.us