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[QUOTE="uconnfan68, post: 3785556, member: 603"] We bought the initial heater about 20 years ago. My mother-in-law passed away, and my father-in-law gave all the kids some cash. We used it for the whole family. It was around $2k then. I think we've started on heater #3... with a new filter (switch from DE to cartridge). All the plumbing and gas lines are done, so it's just a heater replacement now if needed. 100 gal propane tank is part of the deal for buying the propane for it. They give pool heaters a deal compared to using it as a fuel for your house. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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