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Old 12-10-2011, 09:43 AM   #1
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hi i would like to locate the washer in the basement, but this will require to wash to pump the waste water 5 ft up to the drain, is there a problem with this approach?

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Probably will cause a problem----take a picture---that needs to be a 2" DRAIN with a P-trap near the floor----why the need to pump it 5 feet up?

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probably doesnt have any plumbing under floor,exits through side wall of foundation.
got any pictures?
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fly by poster I think----we may never know---there is probably a sewage pit down there waiting for a new job---------Mike-----
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If the drain hose that came with the washing machine will reach the drain pipe (no extension hose spliced on), and fit in the drain pipe loosely, and it works okay then there is no problem with that approach.
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