"Eisboch" wrote


Any public pumpout service that charges is double-dipping.


Ewwwwww that's gross !!!!

"Jeff Morris" wrote

On our recent ICW trip south I was appalled at the number of
"broken"
pumpouts - it was the rule, not the exception. When every pumpout
in a
town is "out of order" or "the person who runs it isn't in today"
you
get the feeling the locals don't care if they live in a sewer.

Isabel wiped out a lot of pump outs in the Chesapeake Bay area.

Scotty

"Jeff Morris" wrote


On our recent ICW trip south I was appalled at the number of
"broken"
pumpouts - it was the rule, not the exception. When every pumpout
in a
town is "out of order" or "the person who runs it isn't in today"
you
get the feeling the locals don't care if they live in a sewer.

This was before Isabel. Actually the Chesapeake was a bit better the
other areas, though we did get the "out of order" routine in Baltimore.
- The marina even had a "free pumpout with fuel fill" sign! South
Carolina and Georgia were the worst.

Scott Vernon wrote:
Isabel wiped out a lot of pump outs in the Chesapeake Bay area.

Scotty

"Jeff Morris" wrote

On our recent ICW trip south I was appalled at the number of

"broken"

pumpouts - it was the rule, not the exception. When every pumpout

in a

town is "out of order" or "the person who runs it isn't in today"

you

get the feeling the locals don't care if they live in a sewer.

We go to a pump out dock...it's 5 bucks a flushout....
"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
On the Phew-EE II.

He's a nice guy but you never know whats on thoses purple gloves he
sports.

Anyone else have to deal with a pumpoff boat?
What do they charge you? Here it is 25 a mo. with a visit every other
week as long as you keep it under 50 gallons a visit.

Joe