Sewage pump
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Master Plumber Mark
Sensitivity trainer and plumber of mens souls
dont skimp on your pump
stay away from all the junk out there like the
little giant....
this is somethign that you want to be trouble free
for a very long time....
dont be a tight wad on
your sewage pump .....or you will ive to regret it...
get the ZOELLER heavy duty sewage pump with
a mercury switch that attaches to the pipe....
go out and buy any typicle deep sewage pit
with the metal lid and you are set for up to 20 years....
stay away from all the junk out there like the
little giant....
this is somethign that you want to be trouble free
for a very long time....
dont be a tight wad on
your sewage pump .....or you will ive to regret it...
get the ZOELLER heavy duty sewage pump with
a mercury switch that attaches to the pipe....
go out and buy any typicle deep sewage pit
with the metal lid and you are set for up to 20 years....
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Master Plumber Mark
Sensitivity trainer and plumber of mens souls
I odnt know what it is
I have no idea what the hp is on the one I usually use
3/4 or one horse I would guess....
I will have to look at one I got in my office
next week for the info
i suppose thats a poor excuse,
I have no idea what the hp is on the one I usually use
3/4 or one horse I would guess....
I will have to look at one I got in my office
next week for the info
i suppose thats a poor excuse,
hj
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For the entire house you need an engineered duplex system with all the bells and whistles, about $5,000.00, and a main water valve tied to the pump's overflow circuit that will shut off the water if both pumps fail or there is a power failure so you cannot continue to use water and flood the house.
For the entire house you need an engineered duplex system with all the bells and whistles, about $5,000.00, and a main water valve tied to the pump's overflow circuit that will shut off the water if both pumps fail or there is a power failure so you cannot continue to use water and flood the house.
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Chapy said:
It's really going to depend on what foot of "head" the pump is going to have to over come, what the GPM's are going to be coming into the pit, and what voltage and phase you have available.
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