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- Woody69Explorer
RAS43 wrote:
I thought he was talking about using those crappy scotch lock connectors.:E
That was my first thought too. Those things should be illegal ! - colliehaulerExplorer IIII bet you never do it again. I had a neighbor that was lazy lazy lazy and put off winterizing his trailer and had a tank split. He thought it would only be around $100 to replace, was he in for a shock.
- GeocritterExplorerYou can squeeze the split together and weld it shut. I have a similar split in my HWH that someone had welded years before I got it. However, if you do that, when you get the welded tank back pressurize it with compressed air and then leak-check it with soapy water. I found a tiny tiny leak in my welded tank that the previous owner never bothered to redo (like so many other half-a___d "repairs" he did to the rig).
BTW you're not stupid, stupid, stupid... but rather careless, careless, careless... Big difference, there no fixing stupid! - FlatBrokeExplorer IIOptical illusion. Looked like the NIKE swoop to me. However, I couldn't explain how come it was there.
- mudmakerExplorerTime to trade it in for a nicer unit. One without a split water heater. Was that an option?
- Dave_H_MExplorer IIlook at it this way. You are not the one that invented that trick.
I bought one in AK once without checking the water tank. :R - LockyExplorerThis one is electric or gas. I think I will just replace the tank instead of the whole thing.
- mlts22ExplorerLook on the good side -- you can get a better WH, preferably one with both electric and gas.
- RAS43Explorer IIII thought he was talking about using those crappy scotch lock connectors.:E
- mosseaterExplorer IIMy wife, Silver Cloud, has taught me to look at the bright side. So, here it is:
You'll never forget to drain it again!
Still sux, tho.
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