Fishermans Village in Punta Gorda FL has a pumpout trailer they haul 
around with a a golf cart. They pumpout everyone once a week. They have 
very wide concrete docks and the T-head is as wide as the dock for 
turning around.

Philip McConnell
Tayana 52, USSV Gryphon
Fort Pierce, FL

Norm of Bandersnatch wrote:
> It must be very difficult to pump out a boat in a slip.  
> 
> A pump-out boat cannot come alongside.  A dock cart with engine driven
> pump, tank, and hose long enough to reach the deck fitting from the main
> dock might be heavy, maybe requiring self propulsion.  Does anyone know a
> marina that does that?
> 
> All I have ever heard of pumping out marina boats was by permanent hose to
> each boat and having them get underway to go to a pump-out station.
> 
> It looks to me that a pump-out boat servicing anchored vessels would be
> easier than servicing boats tied in an ordinary slip.  If the boats are
> tied up alongside a long pier then a pump-out boat could come alongside and
> pump out easily, but perpendicular slips would be a real challenge.
> 
> 
> Norm
> S/V Bandersnatch
> Lying Julington Creek
> 30 07.695N 081 38.484W
> 
> 
> 
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