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Old 01-14-2006, 04:45 PM   #1
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G-110T Water heater

What was the original volume for this Atwood unit? It says 9 gallons....does this equate to today's 10 gal unit?

I need to get one to replace an 120V non-rv water heater that is in the Overlander I just purchased.

I was thinking a 10 gal unit gives me lots of water and would fit into existing hole?

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