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    Water powered sump pump

    Anyone know if they're allowed in Wisconsin? Anyone have any experience with them?
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    Water powered sump pump

    I am researching back up sump pumps and came across water powered units that use your city water to power the pump. Sounds like a great idea not having to worry about a battery or the cost of a generator but whats the catch? What pros and cons can you tell me about this type of pump...
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    Sump Pumping too frequent

    Thanks for the advice, the thought has crossed my mind especially since we're thinking about remodeling the basement. For now there is nothing down and I can keep an eye it, but eventually I think I'll do that.
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    Sump Pumping too frequent

    I was able to make the adjustment in about 15 minutes. I disconnected the pvc pipe at the check valve, put two bricks on bottom of crock which raised pump about 5 inches, cut off 5 inches of pipe, reconnected at check valve and walaa! The sensor which acts as on/off switch on top of pump now...
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    Sump Pumping too frequent

    Sounds like I have a weekend project! Thanks for your input.
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    Sump Pumping too frequent

    I would say approx. 8" to 10" inches.
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    Sump Pumping too frequent

    I recently purchased a ranch style home with exposed basement. We had considerable rain for one day and the sumppump was running every 10 seconds for about a week and has still kicks on every 3 minutes right now even though we haven't had any measurable rainfall in approx. two weeks. Talking...
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