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cinker

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Posted: 10/14/09 03:52pm

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I have a Jayco 29RLS 2009 Model. Anybody know what size socket wrench I need to drain the water heater i.e. remove the plug. I am not at trailer and its miles away and I am closing this weekend.

Beartoo

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Posted: 10/14/09 03:57pm

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I use an adjustable wrench on my TT.

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BuckBarker

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Posted: 10/14/09 04:03pm

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Yep. A fitzall works for me. Take a bunch of em with you and you can't go wrong.

malojeer

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Posted: 10/14/09 04:05pm

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My Atwood water heater uses a plastic plug with a hex head that a 15/16 socket fits

AdirondackBob

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Posted: 10/14/09 05:29pm

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Beartoo wrote:

I use an adjustable wrench on my TT.

Just make sure it's not a metric adjustable

Jim&Peg

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Posted: 10/14/09 06:03pm

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If it is an Atwood WH with a plastic plug, it is 7/8". If Suburban with the anode rod it is 1 1/16".

dbbls

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Posted: 10/14/09 08:15pm

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7/8 inch fits my Atwood plastic plug..

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sjones6335

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Posted: 10/14/09 08:41pm

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Should the anode be put back in after draining or should it be left out & the hold covered?

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Lucas874

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Posted: 10/16/09 05:51am

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Just winterized the other day...my Eagle has an Atwood 10 gal tank. Used a 15/16 socket.

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