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Question: will this fit a rheem low boy 50 gal water heater
Document: I posted a pic so you can see what the title means... clearly I got this replaced none too early. I recently bought this house and found that the Rheem 40 gallon gas water heater was original from 1999, so figured it wouldn't hurt to do this. I received this anode and a TEKTON 47795 1-1/16 impact socket about 45 minutes ago, and was done with the job 5 minutes later. Perfect fit, although had it been an inch longer it wouldn't have cleared the ceiling. Judging by the condition of the original (see picture), I think this will now be a regular maintenance item for my so-imposed todo list.
I also vacuumed out as much sediment from my tank through the lower element hole and replaced the crappy drain valve with a full port ball valve (Will not clog and will actually flush out sediment). So with ~$50 I added years of life to a $750 water heater. It is a good rainy day project for any homeowner.
Amazon packaged the anode in a long tube, and then boxed that tube (great packing! )In total, it took about 20 minutes to replace.This statement should help the search engines: I replaced the anode in an AO Smith Vertex HPHE-50 Series 100, Aluminum Anode 9004335 (new # 9003892005) with this &#34;Reliance 9001829005 32-Inch Magnesium Water Heater Anode Rod&#34;
Perfect for my needs - replacing the anode rod on my hot water heater to make it last! I am on my second replacement the first was a 40" rod that was still around 40% there after 5 years. That one cost me $50 though. So I figure if i can get 5 years out of this one for $25 that would be a great deal.You do need a 1 1/16 hex socket to install this (and remove your old one).My only concern is that I couldn't find if this one had any sort of solid core (other than magnesium?)
You can't get this at the big stores, they would rather sell you a new water heater. I only had 1 problem my ceiling hieght was too low. I could have emptied the heater and tipped it but I cut a 3/4' hole in the garage ceiling instead, it just goes into the Attic. Also think abought lenght. You can always cut it shorter but you can't make it longer if you have a Tall tank like I do.
This was an exact fit for my water heater. The hardest part of the job is getting the old one loose. Once that,s done it only takes minuets to complete the job.
perfect fit. My water heater should be good to go for another 5 years. Mine goes in from the top so it was a little touchy getting ceiling clearance.
very well made and fits my ge water heater. just. the diameter of the anode is just slightly smaller than the threads so logically it would fit if the threads fit the heater. i assumed all of these were standard.
Perfect fit for my water heater and shipped fast and very securely. I can tell it started doing it's job as soon as I installed it with the rust color no longer showing up in the bath water.
Received rod in a short time and rod fit in tank just like the old one. Put dope on threads and it works great. It will save buying another water heater for a few more years. I will buy another one for a spare.
Answer: yes