new or used? Don't old water heaters weigh much much more?

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Mar 21, 2017
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new or used? Don't old water heaters weigh much much more?

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Finngirl

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It's a sad day when neither Home Depot or Sears can tell you how much it costs

TheDeek

3/21/17 4:10pm

Diy man. That's an easy one.

Backcountry

3/21/17 4:13pm

Been thinking that, but doesn't it void the warranty?

TheDeek

3/21/17 4:13pm

I doubt it. But not sure.

Backcountry

3/21/17 4:18pm

The hard part is making sure you have the right parts and some help to move the

RexIdaCoug

3/21/17 4:20pm

I don't think Home Depot is losing money.

joelvandyne

3/21/17 4:13pm

They lost my money

TheDeek

3/21/17 4:14pm

I suspect they'll be able to weather the storm somehow.

joelvandyne

3/21/17 4:18pm

It all adds up in the end.

TheDeek

3/21/17 4:21pm

$200-$250 plus parts if you call a good plumber

Pimpin4Paradise

3/21/17 4:14pm

We replaced ours recently and it was about 750 total.

OSUCougar

3/21/17 4:16pm

I put ours in for about $500-$600

IndependentGeorge

3/21/17 4:17pm

I was about this cost too. For the OP its super easy.

Millhouse

3/21/17 4:46pm

That's because it all depends on what the installer has to do specifically to install yours. Every house is different

RdF3

3/21/17 4:19pm

where are you at? Davis co. neighbor install high capacity for $800

cougrrrr

3/21/17 4:20pm

Spanish Fark

TheDeek

3/21/17 4:26pm

Spoken like a native

Born2Fish

3/21/17 4:47pm

Watch a YouTube video then DIY !

towerman

3/21/17 4:25pm

Your plumber will also have to look at your site before giving you a quote.

Finngirl

3/21/17 4:29pm

Depending on the age and status of your home you may also need code

Creekster

3/21/17 4:41pm

My house is only 9 years old, but it IS a Salisbury Home, so it might

TheDeek

3/21/17 4:52pm

I hate CB responses that say DIY. But this is one you really can do yourself.

OPINIONS

3/21/17 4:48pm

How heavy is one of those things? Got a feeling mine will be going out soon, and they're in thd friggin attic.

3/21/17 4:52pm

Ours is a fifty gallon, it was equal to a dryer in weight

Millhouse

3/21/17 4:53pm

Pffft! That's nothin! Thanks

3/21/17 5:08pm

new or used? Don't old water heaters weigh much much more?

Finngirl

3/21/17 5:09pm

Depends on if you have build up in there.

3/21/17 5:15pm

Home Depot is losing money?

CrimWalCoug

3/21/17 6:34pm

RE: Home Depot is losing money?

TheDeek

3/21/17 6:37pm

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