Hello to all,

Regarding tin anodes, is there a certain weight as to when they should be
replaced?  I usually replaced them according to appearance.  As they got
thinner, they were removed, replaced and recycled.  I was asked why not
replace them by weight?  That actually would be a better way of monitoring
and replacing them, but at what percent of the weight should they be
replaced at?  They start off roughly at 25 pounds.  Does anyone have a
standard on replacing them?

Thanks in advance,

Rene

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