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George George is offline
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Default water heater: removing anode rod

Just for completeness:

As noted, after much effort, I did get the rod out. Next time, I'll get
an impact wrench. I put a new (aluminum) rod in. I flushed the tank
several times, including 2x with vinegar. One thing I found is that it
flushes much more 'powerfully' if I remove the draincock.

.... And, it's running, no leaks so far. We'll see how it goes.

Thanks to all who replied.

George