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I think you will really like that boat. I owned the 2004 Sailfish for 15+ years. It is a great all-around boat - good for family outings and in-shore fishing. We had zero problems with the boat with the big exception of the exhaust rot on the 225 Yamahas. I liked the boat so much I intended...

Here's a few pictures of the Rockville installed in my 282. As you can see I previously had removed the microwave as I never used it, there was enough slack in the existing wiring harness that there was room to move the location a fair amount. If you needed to extend the wiring further (i did...

I replaced the Kenwood radio on my 2004 282 sailfish earlier this summer and was able to use the very same harness for the radio, there was no need to rewire the speakers - so that part was an easy install. As the receiver i used was the Rockville RGHR2 Marine which is a "hole" type receiver I...

Thanks for the help everyone. So, this little project that started with a bad switch grew a bit! I decided to replace the spreaders with new LED lights to reduce the drain on the batteries - I went with the Caprera-LT 1,000 Lumen floods which worked great - the brackets fit into the very same...

Good job Grady White! Terrific company that stands by their work.

Unfortunately, I broke the dome light plastic housing when I removed it! The screws were just spinning and when I tried to remove the housing it cracked. So, I now need to replace the dome light as well but I did not find any online with a switch for the spreaders. I ran the wire this morning...

My spreader switch in the dome light stopped working on my 2004 sailfish 282. It seems relatively simple to rewire this to one of the unused rocker panel switches through the hard top tube. Is this a good idea? Why weren't they wired this way originally as opposed to the dome light? Are there...