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There is a limit to the number of large pads (and medium and small) at all stations. You are correct in that outposts have only 1 medium pad.
You can either switch mode to reset the instance and get the pad, or just request docking and wait a minute or so for the pad to become free.
Large ships can land at all ground bases.
I have no idea how people have a hard time getting a type 7 through the slot. Just fly normally. Keep in mind the type 7 cockpit is at the bottom of the ship so you want to go through low.
When I have a lot of trouble getting the pad at an outpost I just to into supercruise and re approach. This will usually get me docking permission.
I totally get why the Type 7 is a problem. You spend most of your time aiming for the center or top of the slot and when your fly that one with so much height over the cockpit it's hard to get used to aimind for the bottom of the slot.
2: Nine large pads on full-size stations. Six on asteroid bases. One on rescue ships. As for outposts, if there's a bot on the only medium pad you can log out and back in again to get rid of the bot. If you wait for them to take off, they tend to get stuck on the station next to the pad... so you still can't get landing clearance.
3: All ground bases have large pads.
4: With the type 7, just hug the bottom edge of the slot.
(others answered first while I was writing)
That tends to wake them up enough to fly off.