I need to unhook or drain the heater. I dont own one so I'm not 100% on this. I'm thinking just unhook the hoses n it'll drain on it's own? Please help me make sure I do this right so I don't destroy it. Here are pics of what he has.
I don't like covering this stuff and leaving it outdoors. Keeping it covered and having trapped moisture will do a number on it.
Are you talking about the second pic? If so, I'll go back up the mountain and do it another day. I'm home now.Split the 2 copper fittings. I don't like covering this stuff and leaving it outdoors. Keeping it covered and having trapped moisture will do a number on it.
I also don’t like it sitting in a snow drift for a few weeks every time we get a good storm. My pump and SWG go in the house so they never see freezing. The heater and filter are just too big so they get the garage.
Got it! I'll get back up there and take it apart. Thank you. I dont want to ruin his stuff.2nd pic. The 2 nuts between the red-ish supply line and the brown regulator.
That's one of the hardest parts for me. Not that I'm selfish and only want dad around for things like that, but it's all the more painful when I have to realize the reason all the questions are never going to be answered.This is why I asked. I had to leave n get back home. I'm an hour away from his house. I just wish i would have taken the time to ask him how he did everything. I just didn't think our time would come to an abrupt end like it did.
He did it all by himself. I asked my mom and niece who he raised and both of them had no clue. Only that he took it in. I thought about him all day while I was working on his pool by myself. I miss him terribly. I say "Dad" every single day. I just wasnt ready for this.That's one of the hardest parts for me. Not that I'm selfish and only want dad around for things like that, but it's all the more painful when I have to realize the reason all the questions are never going to be answered.
He did it all by himself. I asked my mom and niece who he raised and both of them had no clue. Only that he took it in. I thought about him all day while I was working on his pool by myself. I miss him terribly. I say "Dad" every single day. I just wasnt ready for this.
I find it helps me to use HIS cusswords instead of my own when doing his projects for my mom. (Some of the words overlap both of us, of course) I end up chuckling more than being upset at whatever project is giving me a hard time.
He was thinking about getting rid of the pool last year n asked me if I wanted the heater. I was going to take it. He was tired of taking care of it.Casey, it's been 15 years and I still miss my Mama. I want to pick up the phone to tell her something funny the cats did just about every night.
I think you just get used to the loss, you never get over missing them. It just hurts less. It takes time.
And I agree. Disconnect the fittings in the second pic. That nut in pic 1 hasn't been touched in donkey's years.