If it were a frame home, I'd do that, with the valves on
both sides. And either copper unions, or flex. However, it's
a trailer. So, the WH connections are far higher than any
sink or tub.

Wouldn't it need a heat trap on the hot side only?

The flexible tubing might avoid the need for copper unions,
since the flex has swivel ends. Good idea.

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"Nate Nagel" wrote in message
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Put one on both the supply AND outlet, that way you can
change tank
again if you have to without draining the house down.
Change the drain
valve to a ball valve before you even install it. If you
want to get
really slick, use flexible tubing and/or a handful of elbows
and make a
"heat trap" on both inlet and outlet sides. Have fun!

nate



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