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How did you remove the arm rest pads?

I have the in-reach SE+ and really like it. Costco had it on sale for low $200's when I bought it a couple months back. Very functional, especially with a phone. I really liked the idea of the additional buttons for easier screen navigation if not using a cell phone.

Awesome, thank you for the pic. I honestly was just confused on whether they ended up inside or outside of the frame and that pic 100% cleared it up. Cheers!

I have a new to me 2006 282 Sailfish. It has the complete enclosure and fishing her in NY they are very necessary. I am fully capable of rolling up the middle section but a little confused on how to roll up the back side panels. Most time when fishing i would like them out of the way, but not...

Ran the boat for the first time this weekend with the new transducer. Held bottom up to 40knts. Very happy with the outcome.

Jdrurb, looks good. I ended up getting mine installed by a local outfit. They installed it behind the pockets, accessing the area through the transom access ports. Dropping her in this week, haven't sea trialed her yet.

Thanks for the photos. Very helpful!

I’m still struggling here. Anyone know if you can mount the thru Hull transducer behind the molded pocket? Will this cause turbulence and mess with the reading?

Does anyone know the exact transducer the box out was designed for?

I'm still waiting to meet up with an installer. Does anyone have pictures of a 282 sailfish with the deck removed, exposing the gas tank and inner hull?

Have yet to commit to the install. I have a pro coming out this week to discuss. Last 28' Grady he did required the deck plate to be removed and reinstalled to allow solid hull access. Anyone have experience with this? I also am adding some photos of the bilge and hull for future references.

I decided to upgrade the electronics on my 2006 282 Sailfish this spring. I went with the Simrad NSS Evo3 12" MFD, 4G Radar, and Airmar B175H 1kw Transducer (3-3/4"dia drilled hole). I am having a real hard time finding a location I'm 100% confident in for the transducer. The bilge has a nice...