Review on 🔧 Extended Lifespan for Suburban Water Heaters with the 232767 Anode Rod by Jeff Bridgewater

Exact replacement for Suburban RV water heater. My old one was a year old and completely exhausted (we live in our RV all the time). From now on I will replace the anode rod every 6 or 8 months. I bought a 1 1/16" deep head and it turned out to be an easy task. While the anode rod was out there was some scrap material left over from the old anode rod which I could feel in the hole by sticking my finger in it. I flushed the water heater by alternately spraying water into the hole and letting it drain, it worked fine and the kettle was clean.