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Maytag HN4950T 50 gal Nat. Gas


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Maytag 50 Gal Gas W/H, 12 years old, water leaking around the water fittings around the top. My guess...replace. NO valve at the bottom of tank, how do I get the water out to move it ??? :(

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NO valve at the bottom of tank, how do I get the water out to move it ??? :(

... is there a threaded pipe plug where the Drain should be ?
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Nope, no plug, no nothing. Inlet and outlet on top and relife valve on the side near the top.

Made by State for Maytag!

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