Little Giant 6-CIA 115 Volt, 1/3 HP, 2760 GPH Cast Iron Submersible Sump Pump with Integral Diaphragm Switch, 10-Ft. Cord, Blue, 506158

So far so good. Daily use for a month or two now. Time will tell, but I can say that I have had to replace the whole unit every 3-4 years. Unlike the original one I had that lasted well over 10 years.This is still a cheaper alternative and I would recommend

had previous pump lasted for many years

I recently needed a reliable sump pump for an under-sink setup in my laundry room because my old one died. Actually my old one was the same model as this one but an old one like 30 years old - super crusted over, but it was working fine until I had an issues which made it run too often. On that note, definitely don't use this guy for constant pumping because this will just break on you as it's not designed for that. I was researching different models to buy, and I saw that this one is not recommended for use in sump pits. Something about a low level switch which makes it rapid cycle.Anyways, I looked around to try and get a different model since I tried this one already, but I went through a difficult time with other sump pumps. I got two different models and installed them but didn't work even when they were submerged in water. For this one, I installed it and immediately worked as normal. It’s compact and pretty hefty, which gave me confidence it could handle some wear and tear. Installing it was pretty straightforward, and the switch automatically kicked in when the water hit a certain level, so I don’t have to worry about constantly monitoring it.The pump moves water quickly, which was perfect for the occasional overflow we get from our laundry tray. It’s also surprisingly quiet, which I appreciated since the laundry room is near the living area. So far, it’s been a solid performer. My old one took a few decades to have rust issues so I think I'll be ok for a while. Overall, glad to have a replacement and glad to have this installed for my sump pump!

I’ve had a drainosaur hooked up in my home since 2018. Was going to replace the pump but this one doesn’t work. It’s the correct model and everything is same as old one but the breather tube doesn’t let water flow to the switch and turn on. The pump itself works when you manually tap the switch. Wish they would change the design or make the breather tube easier to access. Had to go back to old pump and out 150 bucks. Wouldn’t buy if I was you.

Purchased and replaced both original Sump pumps with two of these last year. No issues, both work great.

This is a replacement pump. It works well however, the diaphragm switch didn’t work initially until I tapped the side of the pump.

Works great. Installed perfectly.

Needed it for a laundry sump. Last one worked great but having to deal with the water softener kills them kind of fast.

Photo shows black solid legs. Came with cheap plastic hollow legs. Pump looks good but have yet to install.

Last one lasted 12 years, pump runs frequently. Hoping for same longevity with the new replacement.

C'est ce que je désirais….

The little giant pump that was being replaced lasted approx. 15 years and was amazing. The little giant pump (exactly the same as the original) I ordered on Amazon did not function properly as it would not start consistently, and after the install it worked at first emptying the sump pit, then didn’t function again when the sum pit filled again. There was a white milky coloured fluid that came out of the end of what looks like a breathing hole in the electrical plug end, not sure what that was. I needed a pump as we were forecast for heavy rain so I returned the pump to Amazon for a refund and sourced a little giant pump locally (a bit more pricey) but I needed the pump sooner rather than later.

This is the second one i have bought. the first one is still running and is 25 years old