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Congrats on your new purchase. I am fortunate to have purchased an 8-year-old used 330 in 2011, trading in my Marlin 30. Everything was a lot more affordable then :cool:. I know both boats and can only say good things about them. Both of the hulls handled remarkably well for their size, and...

The back of my control knob is more accessible on my 330 Express. I had the same problem - was a loose water connection. I snugged up the water tube onto the connector and problem solved.

1 - loubeer 2 - Lou 3 - 2003 Express 330 4 - Twin 250 HP 4.2 L 4-Stroke Yamahas - Repowered 2/21

There is a Dynaplate installed on my 330. On page 7-32 of my owners manual it shows the Dynaplate and states "Aft Rigging Area Undergenerator Subfloor" Hope this helps.

For your desired use, I vote for the dome. (....and this comes from an open array owner :cool:). Congratulations on being a "sensible" boat owner!

Same fittings on my 2003 330 Express - I'm sure they are factory installed.

The Kohler is easier - not EASY, but easier :cool:.

I hear you - just being my wise-ass self and, maybe, a bit thankful that I live in SoCal, where tomorrow is often calmer.

I wouldn't want to be in 6-10 foot seas in ANY boat. When you're retired - there is always tomorrow :cool:

Windshield defroster - do a search at Amazon under "Boat Windshield Defroster" - Caframo brand - about $35.

Yamaha does make kits that change the gearing from CR to regular - not sure of cost, but if I remember correctly, not too bad.

Many years ago, I bought a front windshield defroster (held in place with suction cups) that was powered by a cigarette lighter outlet. It may provide just enough heat for you?!?!?

Well done!

$1,100 per month in Newport Beach, CA for a 35' slip. Year around slip - no haul out, shrink or winterization needed :cool:

I recently bought them on my Amazon Prime account - $11.29 each. Search Sea-Dog Side Vent Adjuster Kit #324380-1. They are a little different than the originals, but you can mix the old parts (mounting bracket) with the new handle and all should install with no modifications needed.

Don, Enjoy the ride. Here's my grandson with his first mackerel and now his too many to count tuna. I've enjoyed every minute - I know you will too! Grandpa Lou

I think another year is a safe bet.

Enjoy your 330. I moved from the Marlin to the 330 Express ten years ago and never looked back!!

Sounds like you need two boats :cool: