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Vintage Attwood Hot Water Heater Question.
I have a 1971 travel trailer that has an old Attwood hot water heater in it. Last season I noticed the water from the heat we coming out as a milkish color (this didn't happen with the cold water). I am wanting to clean out the inside of the hot water heater but where I drain it at is where the red knob is at. Did they make these old heaters with the knob or do you think someone put it on possibly when the lost the drain plug? I am wondering if I take the knob off, if I could find a drain plug that would fit in there so I can clean that tank out on a yearly basis. Here are a few pictures of the front of the heater. Water Heater Water Heater Water Heater Water Heater Thanks in advance for the help. Jim965Views0likes4CommentsRe: First trip of the season.
Wow, what a great weekend. Wind gusts all weekend but didn't put a damper on the weekend. So nice and relaxing and sunny. Highs in the mid to upper 60's. I really enjoyed it. Got back home around noon Sunday and winterized the trailer because there are a few nights it is suppose to be in the mid 20's at night. I can't wait to go out camping again. Jim437Views0likes0CommentsRe: Stopping for fuel with 29' TT
My trailer is 21' plus the tongue. Truck is roughly 20'. Before I pull into any parking lot or gas station. I make sure I can already see a way to get out. Has saved me a lot of hair. And I always start looking for a gas station when I'm at 1/2 a tank. Good luck and enjoy yourself. Jim151Views0likes0Comments
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