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Hoyt water heater Model 40EF S/N 0000115068
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need to determine age of this unit, not the original owner. I've checked about 10 websites, with no results except for decoders for the "big names". Any historians in the group, that could help me decode the S/N???
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Hoyt was purchased by American Water Heater. Maybe a call to them might tell you something.
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Hi, What numbers do you see on the unit? Look for the ANSI number. It is renewed every three years, so that will give you a good clue. Look on the relief valve. Some are stamped with the year and week. Post photos. We like photos! Also, some controls have the date on the back side.
The best way to know the true age of the heater is to have a look at the anode. If there is anything left, replace it. It is the key to heater longevity.
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Hoyt water heaters used to be made here in Oakland, then moved to Reno and then they were gone in the 90's.
Some old monel tank Hoyts are still around.8.33 lbs./gal. x 60 min./hr. x 20°ΔT = 10,000 BTU's/hour
Two btu per sq ft for degree difference for a slab0
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