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Topic	$2,700 for a new water heater
ultra_magnus13 05/05/24 6:54:47 PM #38:	Jen0125 posted... https://www.amazon.com/Gallon-Professional-Achiever-Atmospheric-Heater/dp/B09PBXYGNN https://www.mclendons.com/2773281/product/ruud-prog40-36p-ru62 https://www.ebay.com/itm/276399038436 this water heater isn't $500 anywhere can you locate this one new for $500-550? probably not, but those are also 3 different water heaters. One is NG, one in LP, and one is Electric. Those all appear to have a 6 year warranty. I posted a unit from the same manufacturer with a 12 for half the price. The unit you purchased IS defenitly nicer than the Home Depot model, but also makes less financial sense. From Depot you will have a 12 year warranty, unless things have changed if it has issues and is deemed needing replaced you get credit to purchase a new one, that will have a another 12 year warranty. If it craps out after the 12 and you buy another that still leaves you with a guaranteed 24 years for the same price as you have spent here. The odds of your current unit needing service or parts after 6 years but before 24 is very high. I would be surprised if it made it more than 16 without needing replaced fully. --- ?huh?........ it's just a box. <cite>ultra_magnus13 posted [p:980256241] in $2,700 for... [t:80760082]...</cite> <quote>Jen0125 posted... </cite><quote>https://www.amazon.com/Gallon-Professional-Achiever-Atmospheric-Heater/dp/B09PBXYGNNhttps://www.mclendons.com/2773281/product/ruud-prog40-36p-ru62https://www.ebay.com/itm/276399038436this water heater isn't $500 anywherecan you locate this one new for $500-550?</quote>probably not, but those are also 3 different water heaters. One is NG, one in LP, and one is Electric. Those all appear to have a 6 year warranty. I posted a unit from the same manufacturer with a 12 for half the price.The unit you purchased IS defenitly nicer than the Home Depot model, but also makes less financial sense. From Depot you will have a 12 year warranty, unless things have changed if it has issues and is deemed needing replaced you get credit to purchase a new one, that will have a another 12 year warranty. If it craps out after the 12 and you buy another that still leaves you with a guaranteed 24 years for the same price as you have spent here. The odds of your current unit needing service or parts after 6 years but before 24 is very high. I would be surprised if it made it more than 16 without needing replaced fully. --- ?huh?........ it's just a box.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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