“Very easy to install. I had to use the board mount option because I have a separate overflow pit. There is a layout page in the manual that showed exactly how to cut the board for mounting. The performance is very good in my opinion. I have 5.5 ft. of head and standard city water pressure (sorry, I don't know the exact pressure). The pump drops the water level in the pit about 2 inches in 15 sec.”
“Replaced my old backup sump pump that was leaking into the sump pit with this one, install went smooth, fully assembled is nice to just connect and go. Took a couple of hours, ended up using a quiet-check valve on the discharge and an inline water hammer eliminator/check valve on the supply line. Shark fittings made this a delight to install. filled the sump pit with water, unplugged main sump pump, and let the backup get to the level for operation, ran nice and smooth, not too loud, cleared the pit well. Not as fast as the main pump, but then again, it IS a backup pump, I will be very very thankful to have this in the event of a power outage or if we're out of town during a heavy rainstorm. I now have a solid piece of mind about the basement staying dry. I would purchase this item again and recommend to any of my friends. item arrived on time and in good packaging.”
“Well-made and works as advertised, and at a good price. A challenge to install for the do-it-yourselfer- you'll need some plumbing expertise, soldering copper pipe etc., but would be the same for any product like this. I recommend it.”
“Had a great deal of trouble with my old Liberty sj10, but I just figured it was because it was an old pump (at least 10 years old), so I ordered another one when the old one would no longer hold water pressure. Well, the new one didn't work, but I'm fairly certain it is because we have extraordinarily strong water pressure. I used styrofoam and a zip tie to fashion a sort of life-jacket to increase the bouncy of the bobber, and seems to work just fine with this redneck engineering.”
