Oldest A.O. Smith Water Heater Found
Thomas Bergin won the $1,500 grand prize in A.O. Smith's "Find The Oldest Water Heater Contest."
Thomas Bergin, owner of Bergin Brothers, Watertown, Wis., won the $1,500 grand prize in A.O. Smith's "Find The Oldest Water Heater Contest," after a routine service call uncovered a 50-gallon water heater manufactured in June of 1948.
Thomas Bergin, owner of Bergin Brothers, Watertown, Wis., won the $1,500 grand prize in A.O. Smith's "Find The Oldest Water Heater Contest," after a routine service call uncovered a 50-gallon water heater manufactured in June of 1948.
The 52-year-old Duraclad water heater, which belonged to Sharon Lembke, also of Watertown, will be replaced with a new A.O. Smith 50-gallon electric water heater. An additional $1,000 prize will be presented to the Bergin Brothers journeyman who discovered the water heater.
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