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Keith Hopper
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Need to replace water heater. Interested in recent experience and recommendations, sources, lessons learned...




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read this: https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...091091603#9091091603


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Kevin
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See Smiley's other post. I am surprised Doug did not direct you to the other post he made.
 
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Richard_Muise
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You might want to contact Bill G. He just installed one. Three bad ones in a row. He's going back to the old school heater.
 
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