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HW Heater Anode

bowman
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True or False: Most standard residential HW Heaters take a replacement anode that is 3/4 thread size and 1 1/16 wrench size to remove? (Forget about length and whether sausage-type or not) I am only asking about the thread size to fit (typical residential type HW heater). Is this basically a "standard" any-brand-fits-all type of item?
Any comments or thoughts?
Thanks
Any comments or thoughts?
Thanks
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Correct.
That is about it. For those of us who have replaced an anode w/ a brass plug.... and therefore shortened the water heaters life. The socket usually requires a pretty long cheater pipe to free up a old anone rod. kpc0
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