What's the Difference Between a Sewage Pump and a Grinder Pump?

In this video, Pump Products expert Nick explains the difference between sewage pumps and grinder pumps. This is a question that we get often and it's simple to remember the difference.
Sewage pumps can transport water with waste solids up to 2" in diameter; grinder pumps use a cutter to grind waste solids into a fine slurry.
The Liberty sewage pump used as an example is the LE41A, listing here: www.pumpproduc...
The grinder pump is the PRG101A: www.pumpproduc...
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[@joeconway948]

My pump stop working i had pumping water out ov my septic tank there was a 2plug pin on it i had it in a 3pin socket was workin fine some water got into the bag i had both in and it burnt the socket i replaced it with a 3 pin but not working now what can be rong ive replaced the fuses there were blown is there a fuse in the pump itsself the 2 pin plug was a side earth wire and now that i have a 3pin plug its earthed before i just had it stuck into the 3pin plug and it worked fine

[@guest2007]

thanks

[@chittikarunakar4806]

Price pl

[@danielguy1891]

Why was there a cat being flushed down the toilet?

[@breadfan9]

Sometimes it is necessary to put a large load in the system to clear it. A cat is the perfect size!

[@123Goldhunter11]

Sanitarians prefer sewage pumps for septic systems. Grinders can product too fine a slurry that may pass thru a septic tank instead of settling.

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[@TomDrainGuy]

Yoooo did y'all just flush a cat?