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Thanks for the reply. In order to put a sump in I'd have to move the furnace, cut a sump, put the furnace back in. Lots of work. That's why I was thinking about one of those "floor sucker" pumps - they apparently don't require a sump.

Greetings everyone. I just found this forum and it seems to offer a lot of good advice. My situation is I have a downdraft furnace going into a concrete slab. There's apparently a crack in the slab and the plenum fills up with water when we get heavy rains. Looking into it shows it's...