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PoppaDon
> 3 dayI now keep a spare on hand. The first time I checked the water heater anode (never knew about them before) I pulled out a rusty steel rod core. NO anode! Most RV campgrounds do not stock this part (and there are two different sizes) which means you have to try to track down a parts center. Pain! Camco is as good as any other brand out there.
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Paul McCutchen
> 3 daySo far this is working in my hot water tank on my camper
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Arthur David Digby
> 3 dayAnode rods are about as exciting as getting a flu shot. They serve pretty much the same function - preventing big inconveniences and upset. Never leave home without either one.
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Rubie Conroy
> 3 dayLike
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Littlejohn
> 3 dayGreat value. Less expensive than the camping store. Easy to install or remove.)
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Webster Schuster
08-06-2025It says atwood, but its also the right size for the small Dometic. Just FYI. Thank goodness for this thing, because Keystone only equipped ours with a nylon plug.
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Orange
> 3 dayItems listed as New should be in original unopened packing
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James D.
> 3 dayDifficult to screw in! It wasnt just me, my plumber couldnt insert it all the way either. Maybe the diameter of the screw part is just a little too big? (My 5th wheel is a 2012.) Good enough, though, its not leaking.
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Dale W Anderson
> 3 daySeems to work fine
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Stef A.
> 3 dayBought this thinking I needed to replace my anode rod because its routine water heater maintenance I see happening all the time but have never done it myself. Bought this rod, it fits my Atwood water heater great! Then I found out that Atwood tanks do not need anode rods, in fact they can be damaging to the tank! Camco is just trying to make a buck. Supposedly it is magnesium so I will take it back out and use it as a firestarter. If it works, its a good deal. So, two stars.