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If you boat out of Sandy Point State Park in Annapolis or just visit, the
pumpout station is free. That's the good news. The bad news is that it is taken out of service during the "off season" (now). The next step up from a 23' cuddie is a cabin cruiser of 24' or more. These typically have a china head and holding tank of 15 gallons or more. Pumpout is relatively painless, tie up at the pump, remove the deck fitting cover, insert the hose, and turn on the pump. No fuss, no muss! I agree with the others, a 23' cuddie seems a little small for two adults and three children. Remember that they will grow larger over time. Ron "David Ditch" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am looking at various 23' cuddies. I have a family of 5 including 3 kids ages 5,3,and 1 I have the option of a pump out or no pump out head. What is invoved in pumping out? Where? If not pumped out, what is involved in dumping the wast in the little tank? I live in the Baltimore/Annapolis are of the Chesapeake. David |
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