There are other parts needed to install it (at least if I want to do it properly). It came with a PRV (pressure relief valve) but no service valves. Unfortunately Home Depot doesn't carry them either. Neither does Ace, nor does FW Webb. So I will order some online. Along with the exhaust vent, since it isn't standard. I did at least pick up the parts needed for the pex and the gas lines. I think I might just use the CSST gas lines until I get to the sediment trap. I believe I have enough leftover. am going to spend as much on fittings as the real hot water heater itself.
Yesterday was gorgeous outside, so I got another load of gravel. The car would probably make it up now, as long as I am very careful. Probably won't try until after the next few loads. The deep ruts are mostly done, so the gravel should start going a little further with each load.
I also got my prototype up for the blinds. I am using a dowel in the shelving brackets. They look fancy, I get free shelf space, and have a curtain rod for the window. Win-win. Though I eyeballed this one and the right brace is too high. Doh.
No update to the checklist. I noticed that they have started rebuilding the road though, so I think they might be getting ready to repave the road. They dug down the ends of the road (so that they meet the mating road flush) yesterday.
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