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Dont run it into your septic tank

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I know the scales are notorious for stopping up drains and are hard to free up.

John,
here is one you can check out !!!

Exclusive feature for the Model #1059 and #959The WasteMaid® PRO 1059 has the largest horsepower available for residential sinks. Most types of food waste can be placed in this disposer. Small bones, corn cobs, egg shells, fish heads, fish bones, vegetable scraps, melon rinds, nut shells, grapefruit halves, fruit pits, tea leaves, and even coffee grinds. This incredibly powerful disposer only uses 7 amps (120 volts) of electricity. One of the finest new ideas for disposers is the magnetic Silver Guard built-in to the flange assembly to help keep silverware and other metal objects from entering the disposer grinding chamber.


Specifications:

• 1 1/4 HP, 2800 RPM motor
• 120V / 60 Hz - 7.0 Amps
• Magnetic Silver Guard - helps keep metal objects from falling all the way into the disposer
• Speed Master flange mounting system installs in minutes
• Stainless steel swivel impellers, grind ring, turntable, and armature shaft
• Odor protection Bio-Shield (antimicrobial agent) helps prevent odor causing bacteria
• Balanced turntable, grinding system, for optimum torque power, grind speed and longlife
• Sound deadening fully insulated cosmetic shell
• Removable splash guard
• Grounded power cord attached, plug-in ready
• Energy efficient permanent magnet motor
• Manufacturers lifetime warranty against failure due to corrosion

Product	Price & Quantity
WasteMaid® PRO Series #1059	$193.80
Garbage Disposer Cleaning Brush	$6.99
Garbage Disposer Freshener	$9.17

here is the website : https://www.plumbingsupply.com/disposer.html

Be going into town sewage system, I hate taking guts off and got a place in town that will make for a nice cleaning station

Can't remember the model but I use and insinkerator at the house and it'll even do pork bones without issue.

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I'd check with a restaurant supply house and see if they have a commercial grade that would be suitable. Sometimes you can find those things at a restaurant supply house that are from a place that is out of business and had good stuff.....could be pretty cheap too.