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I had the same problem on my 05 283 release replace the switch fix the problem

running Cape May Inlet

Great torque and fuel efficieny with the diesel outboards. Drawback is weight, ~25% heavier and at least with the Cox idle speed is 5 mph due to large prop size.

I would like to see a picture of what you did if you wouldn’t mind thanks

Has anyone replaced the helm bench seat on a 283 or similar model with Lebroc or similar bucket seat? Mine is beginning to wear out and I am sure recovering would be $1000 so I as considering an upgrade to a twin bucket seat. any thoughts?

Wow - every 80 hours of use in the 3500rpm range would be a PITA

I beleive that the Yamaha F350 made during ~2012 to ? have a problem with the flywheel requiring it to be replace every 80 hours of use in the 3500RPM range. Does any one know if they have corrected this problem and in what year?

Fishing in Martha’s Vineyard this week. Came up on my friends 32 ft Cape Horn. Stopped at Coxes ledge on way between Block Island and MV.

Fishing in Martha’s Vineyard this week. Came up on my friends 32 ft Cape Horn. Stopped at Coxes ledge on way between Block Island and MV.

I have a 2005 283 Release center console which may be the same hull. I traded up from a 24 foot Wellcraft. I would consider my 283 a tank compared to the 24 foot boat. It runs well in most seas

20lbs power pro is my go to for most reels

Seabass are one of my favorites. I’ve made 3 Seabass trips so far

Out with a couple of friends for opening day summer flounder and he got this nice weakfish in the ICW

As far as the rollers it all depends on the spacing yesterday they were so far apart we just rolled right over them

Good day on seabass out of Cape May

I have a 2005 Release (center console). The transom has a fishbox and next to this fishbox is a smaller compartment with an insert for storage. The issue is that the hatch on this smaller compartment does not have a gas shock or spring to prevent it from swinging all the way open. When it...

SiTex makes a nice aftermarket unit that works as standalone or via NMMA 2000 when connected to your GPS. I would have to agree that one sync'd to your exisiting electroncis would be more robust but if $$ is of concern there work well. This is what I have connect to my Garmin units

I used my vaccum sealer to protect some things like a knife and multi-tool from rusting. This way they stay sharp and ready

Many marinas don’t allow you to fill yourself due to liability reasons. You may want to check first

I just ordered two covers from YTmarineproducts.com