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Old 10-04-2013, 01:25 PM   #41
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After reading some of these posts, I went over to my MH and pulled the anode from my Suburban water heater and drained it. The anode is still in great shape but there is a lot of white crud that did not come out.

I guess that should come out. I need to make some kind of flushing device....Hmmmm


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I just use the garden hose to shoot water back in and let it drain out a few times. Seems to get the bulk of the crud out and likely some stuff that's almost ready to come in out.

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