Pumpouts in Southern California: Are boaters pumping or dumping?

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ― Pumping out sewage from boats might not be appealing but is obviously necessary if lavatory facilities are utilized onboard. The proper use of pumpout stations is vital to keep

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Leslie Johansen Nack says:

October 20, 2019 at 9:07 am

Is there a mobile pump out service in Oceanside Harbor? Suck Em Up Sally doesn’t answer their phone and their message box is full. We need service since our engine is out. Any service you can recommend would be appreciated.

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