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Hot water tank leak?Travel Supreme


Fuzz

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You get a new tank with a new water heater. 

We had a 12 gallon Suburban replaced in 2009 in our 2006 Travel Supreme.  We replaced it again in 2015.

Since you have a 2003, you probably have a 10 gallon water heater.

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Hi Mark. Yes it is a 10 gallon.Guess I said that wrong,yes will replace the whole thing.They didn't spare the caulk on it...Guess I'll get to work on getting it out and order a new one..Probably from Amazon..Good to hear from you

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Any idea what kind of putty to use to seal up around hot water heater.Stuff on there is sure good .Still sorta pliable.Need to find local in Big Box store....Thanks in advance

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Thanks Glenn,didn't know about them. Looks neat already  purchased standard one.They show 2 dealers in Denver area.One qut them the other only sold the whole enchilada for $2200. Little more than I want to spend.But thanks....

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21 hours ago, Fuzz said:

Any idea what kind of putty to use to seal up around hot water heater.

Nearly all things that penetrate the exterior of your RV will be sealed with butyl tape and this is probably either 1" or less in width. I keep a roll with me at all times. 

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I replaced our 12 gallon Suburban a couple years ago, and used silicone caulk everywhere the original caulk was, and the original was silicone.  Our tank leaked at a weld where the chamber for the gas burner is mounted to the main tank.  It appears to be a poor weld along with stress from vibration.  I was able to do the job in a little over two hours.

 

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