transducer removal
i would use hardwood wedges to open up the seam between the hull and transducer. use 3 or 4 and pound them in around the transducer. apply equal force. once the seam is open use a putty knife heated with a heat gun to cut the 4200. there is also a bondbreaker for 5200 on the market try fisheriessupply.com. make your wedges about 3or 4 inches long tapering from nothing to about 5/8' thick. shouldnt be too hard since you used 4200. good luck.
i would use hardwood wedges to open up the seam between the hull and transducer. use 3 or 4 and pound them in around the transducer. apply equal force. once the seam is open use a putty knife heated with a heat gun to cut the 4200. there is also a bondbreaker for 5200 on the market try fisheriessupply.com. make your wedges about 3or 4 inches long tapering from nothing to about 5/8' thick. shouldnt be too hard since you used 4200. good luck.