💪 Unleash the Mighty-Mate for worry-free water management!
The Zoeller M53 Mighty-mate Submersible Sump Pump is a robust 1/3 HP solution designed for residential sump pits and septic tanks. With a 1½" discharge and the ability to pass 1/2" spherical solids, this pump features an automatic float-activated switch and a durable cast iron construction, ensuring reliable performance with a tested output of 43 GPM at 19.25' TDH.
R**J
These are great pumps
We prefer these to the big box store brands. Solid construction and made in the USA! In our opinion, they are the best on the market.
M**A
These pumps seem to last forever.
Much better than the cheaper sump pumps, well worth the money. They are built very well and I have yet to have one fail. Bought these to install at a neighbor's house after one of their cheap ones failed.
L**N
Solid performer at good price
Well made pump. The float is always the weak link, but I usually get 6 years before it goes bad. Buy 2 and keep one in reserve. I installed both, with second one 6 inches higher than main in case the first one fails.
N**S
Place it on a Pedestal to avoid any debris
The water table is low in my area and on a heavy storm ,water enters the basement . I tried everything before with negative results . Installing this at the bottom of the stairs leading to the basement was a game changer . We had a nor’easter and the pump saved the day.
S**4
Well rated Pumps. Easy to Install
Despite the instructions not being helpful, these pumps are easy to install using standard/easy to find YouTube videos for these models. The pumps came in good condition and packaging and at a good price.
D**.
Zoeller M53 Mighty-mate Submersible Sump Pump, 1/3 Hp (2)
Very convenient 2 pack for a multiple sump setup at a savings, great sellers and fast shipping! Thanks
A**R
Relaible
Have used this brand of pumps for over 30 years and have never been disappionted
D**E
Keep an eye on it.
Have used Zoller off and on for 40 years. It was my go to sump for many homes. Great pump, touchy switches. Had some trouble with the switches back in the late 80's/early 90's. Long story short; I had an M53 last 14 years (extraordinary) in my own home. That was 4 pumps ago. So, I went with the M53 as a replacement naturally. I wasn't so lucky with the replacement, it lasted 4 years before the mystery switch problem gave some grief. Okay, 4 years isn't bad. So, rather then replace the switch I replaced the pump. No biggie. 9 months later on the new pump and YEP, you guessed it. Mystery switch problems. Just touch pvc discharge and it runs. I Just installed the last of the new Zoller pumps I have, I always have a new backup on hand just incase. I will be looking for a new supplier. At least till Zoller figures out the switch problem. Time for a new backup.
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