Review on Red Lion RL SC33V Vertical Switch by John Rivera

Let's get down to business, we all need a drain pump, especially in heavy rain or if like me you live in a place with high water table. a plus if your water is rich in iron. A regular sump pump won't help. as it will end up being clogged with iron if it has little screens to filter out garbage (sorry for my wording). enough. - I didn't even hear it upstairs in the room just above the pump. 3) Arrival 5 days before the given dates. -Which is a plus when I REALLY needed it (um, melting snow. Basement flooding. Power drain pump keeps clogging. shssss.) My house is old. the sand came out. no problem. Pooh. thought he was going to get mad. If that's the case 4) Suck on the rock which stops the fan blade but once I pulled the rock out it worked fine again. (A week has passed, still walking.) Of the minuses is. 1) The on/off switch broke when I tried to straighten it. It's plastic and doesn't quite match the rest of the pump. disappointing. 2) The legs could be made 1-2 inch longer to prevent the pump from sucking big stones on the ground. So I had to turn a 5 gallon bucket into a bucket strainer to allow the water to flow. and prevent stones from being sucked in under the pump. I like this pump so far, if your manufacturer would pay attention to these small details, it would be one of the best pumps.