Macerator pumps
I am considering buying a Flojet 18555000A macerator pump. But many owners say they have had problems. A 120-volt pump might be better. But they look to be expensive. A pump that attaches dire...
Forum Discussion
DFord wrote:Do you know the make and model of the pump?
I keep my macerator pump handy for those rare times when I come home without emptying my tanks first. I connect the end of the pump directly to the 3" sewer hose and pump through a 3/4" garden hose into a slop sink in my garage. It's quick and a lot easier than the old bucket method. It keeps up with and even gets ahead of the blasters in the tanks flushing everything toward the drains. If I want the tank to fill, I have to stop the pump. The impeller has a hard time dealing with hair and I'll use my needlenose pliers to untangle and remove it before storing it away for the next time. They're very handy!
