Zoeller M264 - 4/10 HP Cast Iron Sewage Pump (2") w/ Vertical Float

Retired plumber, good products, reasonable prices.

The pump arrived very quickly, installation wasn't difficult at all and it has been working quit well for some months now. Quiet operation and no problems so far. Though detail instructions were included, I would have liked to have seen
more on why drilling a hole in the outlet pipe benefits the longevity of the pump.

The Pump is great and it was very easy to install. Intructions and diagrams are on the box!! You can't beat the price!!

Was an exact match of old pump. Got 12+ years outta it.

Great product. I expect many trouble free years from this pump.

This Zoeller M-264 is replacing its bigger brother, a model M-267 which worked for 16 years. A great life span. I chose the M-267 because my pump height is only 5 feet and the pump is 13 pounds lighter. Considering it's in a crawl space with a working height of 42 inches, this was a perfect compromise. Looking forward to many years of operation.

Awesome Sewage pump. Packaging was damaged with rips and holes and on top of pump there were two sheared screws out of 4. Found screws inside of box.

I bought this pump to replace an old one. I was not sure if it was the exact same model as the label was damaged on mine but with all the information provided on the website, I was able to figure it out and made the right purchase. It works great. I use it for my basement bathroom and laundry room and it works like a charm! According to my plumber, it should last about 10 years - I am happy that it lasted 9 years without any issues at all until it stopped working. For the amount of money you pay, I think it is worth it.

I bought this pump to replace an old one. I was not sure if it was the exact same model as the label was damaged on mine but with all the information provided on the website, I was able to figure it out and made the right purchase. It works great. I use it for my basement bathroom and laundry room and it works like a charm! According to my plumber, it should last about 10 years - I am happy that it lasted 9 years without any issues at all until it stopped working. For the amount of money... more

I had a 1/2 hp Wayne ejector pump, and it started acting up. I could flush the toilet 4 times and then it would back up instead of triggering the pump. If I ran the sink or the tub, then the pump eventually triggered.

I found a blog article by Jim from this site. I called him and talked to him about my problem, and he recommended the Zoeller M264. He said that my current pump was over powered for the job it was doing, and all I needed was a .4 hp pump. Zoeller has an excellent reputation, so I made the purchase.

This time, I decided to do the job myself and save several hundred dollars that I have paid plumbers in the past to replace my pumps. The hardest part of the job was getting the old pump out as my access door requires you to be on your knees, and that Wayne pump was very very heavy.

It turns out that the float switch had broken off from the pump, which must be why it did not trigger when it should have. After disposing of the old pump, installation of the new one was quite easy. After the cleanup, I tried it out, and it is working as designed.

A side benefit is that my GFCI circuit, which used to trip frequently, no longer trips due to the smaller pump.

This pump should last a long time. I did the whole job for $179 and my labor.

I had a 1/2 hp Wayne ejector pump, and it started acting up. I could flush the toilet 4 times and then it would back up instead of triggering the pump. If I ran the sink or the tub, then the pump eventually triggered.

I found a blog article by Jim from this site. I called him and talked to him about my problem, and he recommended the Zoeller M264. He said that my current pump was over powered for the job it was doing, and all I needed was a .4 hp pump. Zoeller has an excellent... more

My home was built in 2000. We had the first ejector pump installed in the basement shortly after moving in. It lasted 6 years, then we called the plumber to replace a non-working pump. The second pump worked 6 years, and we called the plumber again. This time I bought a Wayne .5 HP pump from Home Depot for him to install. He did, and now, just 4 years later, I started having issues. I could flush the toilet 4 times, and on the 5th flush it would back up. Lines were checked and clear.

I could activate the pump by turning on the sink or the tub, but the toilet would not activate it. I found a blog article by Jim Owiecki, from this site, and contacted him for some advice. Jim knows his stuff and recommended this pump for me.

This was my first ejector pump install, so there was some learning involved, but I got the new one in, and the problem is now fixed.

The float on the Wayne pump had broken loose of the pump and was just free floating, which is why it took so much water to activate it. This Zoeller appears to be much higher quality.

Talk to Jim before you buy, and he will give you a great recommendation. I have bookmarked their site for any future pump needs. 5 stars!!!

My home was built in 2000. We had the first ejector pump installed in the basement shortly after moving in. It lasted 6 years, then we called the plumber to replace a non-working pump. The second pump worked 6 years, and we called the plumber again. This time I bought a Wayne .5 HP pump from Home Depot for him to install. He did, and now, just 4 years later, I started having issues. I could flush the toilet 4 times, and on the 5th flush it would back up. Lines were checked and clear.
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The pump is working as advertised. It arrived many days before expected. Jim was a pleasure to talk to and order parts from.