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problemchild86
Nov 26, 2010, 04:38 PM
My home is 2 years old and my sewage ejection pump is burn out. I have had to have it cleaned three times sine I purchased the home in December of 08'. The plumber that came and look has found that both my pump and my electrical outlet in my basement/ crawlspace has gone bad and I need to replace both. I live in the mountains and have approx. 18-20 feet vertical lift to the street, and approx 30' travel distance. This is a two full bath house and the entire house does run off this system. Any ides I am looking for effective, low maintenance and reasonably priced. Thanks in advance.

massplumber2008
Nov 26, 2010, 04:46 PM
Hi PC..

Only pump to get in my opinion is the ZOELLER M267 2" DISCHARGE SEWAGE EJECTOR. Double check the specs. but this pump should handle the vertical lift without issue... ;) The ejector has an integral float that doesn't require a separate electrical cord and is low maintenance.

I've been installing these for over 30 years and have never had any issues arise... except for that time I lowered that heavy duty pump into the pit by its electrical cord (or someone else did)! UGH! The pump didn't last two weeks and my boss new exactly what I did... showed me... and should have made me pay for it, but he didn't! Lucky me!~

Anyway, around here, zoeller is the answer for sewage ejectors.

Check them out at Zoeller Corporation (http://www.zoeller.com)

Pop back if you'd like to discuss these more, OK?

Mark

PS: If you install this pump be sure that the plumber drills the 5/32" (I think) hole in the discharge pipe (in the pit) to relieve any kind of AIR LOCK that can happen without the hole.

ballengerb1
Nov 26, 2010, 04:49 PM
I agree, Zoeller is the army tank of the pumps.