NEw member from Massachusetts

[garjowan]

Hello all,
Been reading this site for a while and decided to sign up!
I am in the process of purchasing a 1987 340 Express and will be hangin out here a bit.

Anyone wanna share some nice spots in and around the Habah for some quiet time with the wife and kids?
I got a mooring down at World's End that is shared by my Club, but looking for other spots too.

C'ya 'round!
G

 

[Sea Ray 300]

G.,
There's a multitude of sites to visit, such as Gloucester, P'Town, Stellwagon Bank, and Boston Harbor, all within about an hour of where you are.

Please take the time to add all of your pertinent information to the forum.

And then enjoy....

 

[chuck1]

Welcome Aboard :thumbsup: . Post some pic of your boat in the virtual marina :smt024 .

 

[garjowan]

Thanks guys...
Once it is all mine, I will post up some pics...

I have been all around the harbor in my Grady, but usually just around the islands and out to "B" bouy... was looking for some nice coves and stuff that a 34' can move around in... drop a hook and play, ya know?

 

[STIHLBOLTS]

Welcome! :grin:

 

[B-Rock]

Welcome aboard!!! Nice to see more Massachusetts Sea Ray owners coming out!! I live in MA, but have my boat in Rhode Island.

 

[First Born]

Welcome to CSR!!! :thumbsup:

 

[jhild]

Welcome aboard from another MA boater!

 

[JAndrewG]

Cool, another 340 EC from the 80's. Mine's an '86. Please share photos when you can. I need to do the same; I've just been seven days a week with work for the past several and haven't made the time to do it.

Straight inboards and big blocks are pretty trouble free. If the boat still has the factory shaft packing glands, don't worry when they dribble quite a bit after running. It's normal. Teflon packing material helps a lot, or you can change them out to dripless ones sometime later.

Have fun!

John