So cycling 160 gallons of water heaters off from 10AM to 3PM might be an easy way to save a few dollars.

In 1979 there was a 2,000 gallon gasoline tank installed.

For the outside spigot, he noticed the leaking on 7/12, told me on 7/25 and today we pumped 30 gallon of leaking water from the crawl space.

We use 50k gallons of water is costs us ~$2000, they use 50k gallons of water they pay ~$200, obviously drastically unfair, (and extremely expensive for us) These are the only apartment type residences in the town. 

Appliances, sinks, standard vanity bases, toilet parts, faucets, flooring, pallet of 5 gallon paint buckets, etc.

Most people on public water in the US are getting a gallon of water, delivered, purified and pressurized, on demand at their faucet any time day or night for less than a penny.

I had one go bad.I emptied the oil into 5 gallon jugs and took it to Orielley's to be recycled. 

From what I'm seeing online, 50 gallon heaters are typically for a family of 5 or smaller.

I re-lit the pilot light and it went out again, so I need to replace my 30 gallon hot water tank from 2010. 

It's a 110 gallon feed trough.