Water Heater

[Scott]

Mario, I think Kevin said it all (great post) lots of towels, tight
spaces, heavy to work and awkward. I replaced my water heater on our
86FC35RB a year ago. Well acutally I had the work done @ Bleakley as we
were at RIV. I watched the guy pretty closely. There was VERY LITTLE
room to work in the back closet. He took the closet door and frame off
while he worked. It increased working room but not by much. But did
make a big difference. He used the Staninless hoses too. I would
dread/cuss/skin my knuckles/cuss/skin all my knuckles if I had done it.
He was lightening fast though he was done in short order. Showed up
about 10am and we were on our way by 12:30pm. a Friday the Tech wanted
to leave early to go fishing. :>)

OH be sure on the replacement that you measure the height of the old
unit, some new units are just a bit taller and the closet floor will
not fit exactly.

I personally would go with the best heater for the money...not a job to
do over anytime soon. Although since Kevin has had so much practice he
is now the resident expert. (just kiddin)

Scott B
86FC35
SC

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "ssyd1" <ssyd1@...> wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> Woke up to a damp carpet between the twin beds..Looking under the bed
> and found water around the water heater.No pipes leaking.Time to
> replace the water heater??? Any suggestions???
>
> Mario 1985fc35 Near Quartzsite
>