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I was told by two yamaha dealer that they were not recommended? Tim

Capt Bill - I pulled that data from a 2005 Grady Brochure - the 265 has been 250 gallons the entire production run - it is possible that the 282 has changed thru the years - Tim

On my 265 I routinly fish 4 or 5 people drifting bucktails/jig for bass and blues - no problem - line up on the side, and with the motors tucked in tight we drop lines over the back - Here are some more specs to help compare: 265 Express Weight w/o engines 5,390 lb Beam 9'7" Cockpit sq...

THat 305 Express looks very tempting! Tim

Stamas 27 is not available with a hard top - that is a deal breaker for me- Tim

Dont let the handling slow you down - 1/2 season and you will have it down pat - Kinda like driving a high performance car - it takes a little getting used to the tight steering, short throw of the shifter, and stiff clutch - No big deal at all - Tim

I just saw you post on the woods floors - again what do you plat too use it for - not what you THINK you will use it for - but be honest with yourself! FYI - I have taken the hose down into my cabin to clean blood off the floor from an over night of tuna fishing!

I had this same problem too - and bought the 265 without telling her - until the deal was done - The truth of the matter - the 265 is a hard core fishing boat - have a heart to heart with yourself - Are you the type of guy who will be filling the fish locker with fish or beach toys? Do...

Someone hit the nail on the head above - if you want to run 40 miles offshore with a 70 mile trip thown in - safely - you need twins or a single diesel - period - Tim

My 2000 265 Express had the fridge just die on me - same as yours, did not switch over to 110v - You can by a replacement fridge from Norcold - my orginal one is not sold any more - if you look carefully at the mounting (at least with mine) it is face mounted and the fridge hangs off...

Another vote for Andy here - wont go wrong! Tim

I respectfully disagree - while I do agree that he "should" be okay - no one can be certain - if he not okay, 400 bucks will be a drop in the hat compared to replacing other potential problems! Tim

My 265 listed slightly - I added a fourth battery to the port side - When empty on fresh water she leans slightly to starboard - full of fresh water she sits perfect - I keep he full- The point here - what side is the waste tank on? How full is it? Water tank side and level? ect - Tim

Your have a 22' boat (or around there) So how much fuel are you talking? 150 gallons? In other words - $400 worth of fuel? Get it out of there! It is not worth the risk! Take it as a hard lesson learned! I know someone who went to the edge in there twin diesel boat - waves coming over the...

Maybe I missed it, but what hole are you running in now and what did it come with? Mine has never been changed and set in the lowest holes possible. Tim

You do not need to remove the main deck plate - I never had the P/N - I went right to Grady and told them what I needed - I bet if you called them they could tell you - They had to order it. No hull damage - Not sure why mine cracked - maybe water in the transom expanded over winter? Maybe...

I had to replace two - buy the part direct from Grady for about 65 dollars - How hard - very - very - very hard - You need wicked long arms, two people, ect - FYI - There are double hose clamps on each connection - Tim

It stopped working at the end of last season so I dont think it is a pulled wire - If wired in series then why is the float switch such smaller gauge wire? And why wouldnt the connection be done right at the pump and float switch location - in other words - come in with two wires, one hot...

On my 265 Express the cabin sink and shower drain into a resevoir that is emptied by its own pump w/ float - It is not working and I am having trouble diagnosing the problem - I am 100% sure that the float switch is working AND the the pump works (removed pump and connected to 12V - used a...

I am disapointed to them use that many screws - 3 on each side is all that is needed!