If'n I was home, I'd go up there and fix it for you.
I got another week offshore.

If you have a way to drain it, turn off the breaker and water, drain it(you will have to vent the relief valve so it will drain). Fill again and drain again. Be sure to use a hose and run outside.
If would be best if you took it out to drain so you could shake it some.

It is 120 volts. Those take a while to heat water..

If you suffer another week, I can go up there and check everything out.
It probably has only 1 element if it is 120 volt.

Just how big is your g/f?

She's bout 130. He's bout 240........that should explain it......

Tim Your about 130...care to take another guess?????:smokin::help::help::help::smokin:

Sale one of those weapons you have been investing in a buy a water heater.

it said 18 gallons on the side... its 120 volt......


looks like im getting a 30 gallon

& there's ya problem, 30 will do ya some good, make sure & measure the opening where it's going, they make tall skinny ones & short fat ones!

the opening is about 6' tall..... and decent size round... the tank in it now looks almost brand new..... its only 3' tall and about 1.5' in diameter..... very small. It says 18gal on side

I never heard of an 18 gal. water heater. :eek:

what it said salty.....its stamped on the side

I ain't doubtin' ya...just never heard of it.

yeah, me either... it said 18gal (120vlt)

What you gonna do with the old one??????????

J, if she complains about the price, you take a shower first for a few days and watch how fast she changes her tune.....

target practice..... IDK... it still looks almost brand new..... real clean looking, just not going to suit my needs, im only going to stay there for a couple years, i wanna live comfortable...

lmao, ya'll funny guys on facebook, i cant get on there til im off work..

they always hog the showerhead side :smokin:

ahhhh, the funny fat jokes.... keep 'em coming...

Was not meant to be a Fat Joke since I do not consider you FAT, just Big.:work:You would need an extra 50# for me to consider you FAT big boy.

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Before you shoot it, I could sure use it.

I'm sure he'd be willing to sell it for whatever his new costs!:*****::*****:

The 18 gal water heater is used in campers. Not designed for a house trailer.

Jay, call me. 337-375-5620

I have two 10's in mine ;)

Most trailers I worked on have 30 gal. 240 volt water heaters.

We had a 20 gal. water heater at our camp in Holly Beach.
One shower, 30 min. wait between it and the next one.

Just like women!!!!!!:*****:

"Supply and Demand". ;)