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I should be receiving my new enclosure from A&J soon and will be doing the same. On a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the most difficult, how would you rate the ease of installation? Like you, I have both types of attachment methods. Also, what about the time required to complete the job? I...

I repowered my 06 282 back in 2016. Had 250's and replaced with 250's. It was basically a plug and play scenario since I stayed with the mechanical shifters. I believe the 4.2L required different battery cables, other than that everything was reusable. If I could have gotten mechanical...

Due to delamination, I had to remove mine. Was a labor intensive job. Replaced with a more substantial piece that we epoxied on the sides and bottom to hopefully prevent another episode of delamination. Boat is a Sailfish 282.

I forgot to add, removal is a pain. Nothing is as easy as it appears thanks to adhesive used to apply ply to cabin sole.

I had my flooring removed and replaced a couple of years ago due to delamination. Nothing but fiberglass under the wood that will have to be finished if you decide not to replace wood flooring. GW can provide you with a template to use if you decide to replace wood or you can buy wood floor...

I have an 06 Sailfish and a trailer...Boat is at the shop; however, the trailer is here at work. It is a bunk trailer, I can get you whatever measurement you need it a bunk trailer will work.

BB, New props have shift dampening.

Can't remember the old prop specs, but the props I have been waiting on are SWS2 SDS15 1/2 x 17. They have been on backorder/out of stock seemingly for ever. Ship date keeps getting pushed back by months.

I repowered my 2006 282 with Yamaha F250's in 2016. Went from 3.3 F250's to 4.2 F250's with mechanical controls to save some money and because it was basically plug and play. I am currently running my old props which have done ok, but I am unable to get over 5100rpm's. New props have been...

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There are a pair of lightly used 200hp Verado's for sale in the parts section on The Hull Truth. I think they have under 125hrs. Might be worth a look if this is the route you want to take. I just repowered my 2006 282 with Mechanical 4.2L 250's, I replaced the orig 3.3L 250's...very happy...

I repowered my 2006 282 last August. Only difference is going from 3.3L F250's to the 4.2L. To keep costs down I opted not to go with the fly by wire controls which made the repower very simple. I have been running my old props while waiting on my new ones (yes, they have been backordered...

Did they reuse your canvas or was it a complete replacement?

I need to replace the enclosure on my 06 Sailfish. How was the fit and ease of installation being that you had to locate the snaps? Any advice should I choose to go this route? TIA

No help with the wire running here. I had it done along with a few other things.

I just replaced the stereo in my 2006 Sailfish. Had a Fusion MS-UD650 installed with remote at helm. Sirius and Bluetooth capable along with fitting in same cabin stereo "box".

My 282 has 250's and I could not imagine it with any less HP. Would love to see what it would do with 300's.

I have an 06 Sailfish, purchased new, no cracks. However, I do keep a dehumidifier and fan running 24/7 along with a small heater running during the colder months. Not sure if that can be considered preventative maintenance, but doing so makes me feel better about things.

We have a slip with shore power so the fridge is on all the time. We mainly keep our grilling condiments, soy sauce and dips in there along with a couple of those frozen drink mixers in the freezer portion. Only complaint is the metal trim ring is starting to rust, not sure if it can be...

If you are looking to replace your head I found the best price at Sears of all places.