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Thank you for the clarification, being I’m in the Houston area and this does have me a little worried about another freeze(with no power). I’ll pop the 2” fittings off the inlet & outlet Along with the drain plug. I refuse to suffer through another episode like we had.

with all this being said, what is the procedure for protecting the heater during a freeze? I was taught by a YouTube video and one random pool repairman, at a store, to pull the black plug outside and let the water drain. If this isn’t enough to protect then what is?

Are these the TWO drain plugs ? I learned about the smaller plastic one but had no idea about the larger NPT plug.

Rick, I'm in Houston as well and have the exact same problem. The hairline crack on mine runs right along where the bolts are so I can't even glue it (assuming it would hold) . I have found if you run the pump at 1200 rpm the pressure drops enough to make my spraying water turn into...