Dang it! I didn't even think about the wet/dry shop vac! I made a hose with a valve stem on it and tried to blow the water out the top through the faucet or at least blow the lime away from the drain so I could get it out through a hose into a pail. Didn't work as well as I had planned. Was wishing I had a vacuum pump for a milking machine,but don't have one with a motor on it anymore. I tried pulling the element,was gonna hold a radiator hose on the fitting to get it in a pail. That didn't work either. Just ended up using towels to herd the water toward the holes where the pipes come through the floor.
Real blich of it is,I had to open everything back up again to get to the new one,then take the cover off and adjust the thermostat. Wife said it wasn't hot enough. Darned thing was preset at 110 degrees from the factory. Was in a hurry and didn't think to check that.
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