Atwood 91857 Drain Plug Pack Review

This connector will not fit Atwood heaters. I kept trying to screw the filament into the hole of the heater and finally gave up in frustration. Left the campsite with no working heating and was unhappy. When I got home I bought a 1/2" 14 NPT cap and tried unsuccessfully to screw the cap in. Went to an RV shop and bought two official "Atwood" caps which screwed in the cap with no problem .That's wrong (Not sure about the amount of threads.) If you want a lot of headaches, buy this product, they…

I have a pair of Camco connectors. Do they fit? Hard to say. My drain hole is so clogged I'm not sure if anything is screwing in properly. I inserted the new one into the transverse thread in just a few turns. I needed it to be there so I just tightened it until the head of the plug hit the lip of the drain hole. There is no leak so I stopped and refilled the tank. I needed a new cork because the old one didn't have a whole head anymore. The socket slipped as soon as the plug began to tighten a

Plugs fit the water heater in my RV and in my RV. The original plugs were so old and brittle that they splintered in two when I tried to pull them out after the tourist season ended. Part of the reason for the split had more to do with the tool than the fork itself. They're hard to get to and pliers were the only option I had. I bought two box wrenches to match the plugs and now keep them with the camper tools for each RV. Not much to say about the fork other than that it works flawlessly. Only

These plugs work very well. 2 packs of Atwood usually cost twice as much, but for some reason it's a great deal. It's always nice to be able to buy OEM replacement parts that you know will work and fit right the first time without any adjustments or modifications. For those whose hot water tank has damaged threads, like ours that are causing a small leak, you can fix the leak with a new plug wrapped in standard Teflon tape used on plumbing fixtures. Just make sure it is suitable for drinking…