dcunniff
Well-known member
Looking from some general comments from owners in the area, and a suggestion on an overnight stay in Ocean City MD.
I'm heading out tomorrow to get to NC to help out some friends that are going to continue moving a guy's boat who is getting cancer treatment. One of my friend's a few weeks ago got the boat from FL to Belhaven, NC and they had to stop for repairs, 40' SeaRay with twin diesel inboards.
We are heading out Friday after a test run and looking to take three days to get it to NJ for summer safekeeping while the guy gets treated in a MA hospital.
First day Belhaven NC (River Forest Marina) to Portsmouth, VA (Portsmouth Boating Center) with a stop for fuel in Conjock NC
Second day Portsmouth VA to Ocean City MD, not yet selected marina.
Third day Ocean City to Lavalette NJ (Ocean Beach Marine Center) inside the intracoastal.
Each leg is about 130 miles.
First trip problem to cause this trip was owner took on diesel from a tank truck on land and they ended up further up FL where it got filtered. Then they hit a shoal in the intracoastal and bent shaft so repair took place in Belhaven.
Thanks.
Dana
I'm heading out tomorrow to get to NC to help out some friends that are going to continue moving a guy's boat who is getting cancer treatment. One of my friend's a few weeks ago got the boat from FL to Belhaven, NC and they had to stop for repairs, 40' SeaRay with twin diesel inboards.
We are heading out Friday after a test run and looking to take three days to get it to NJ for summer safekeeping while the guy gets treated in a MA hospital.
First day Belhaven NC (River Forest Marina) to Portsmouth, VA (Portsmouth Boating Center) with a stop for fuel in Conjock NC
Second day Portsmouth VA to Ocean City MD, not yet selected marina.
Third day Ocean City to Lavalette NJ (Ocean Beach Marine Center) inside the intracoastal.
Each leg is about 130 miles.
First trip problem to cause this trip was owner took on diesel from a tank truck on land and they ended up further up FL where it got filtered. Then they hit a shoal in the intracoastal and bent shaft so repair took place in Belhaven.
Thanks.
Dana