: : No. He just needs a piece of pipe on the end of the socket wrench to give more leverage.

: : : We have the sulfur smell in our hot water and are trying to replace the anode rod. The water heater is a Sears Powermiser 9. My husband has tried using a socket wrench to remove the rod, but it doesn't budge.

: : : Can anyone provide us with some help, or do we need to contact a plumber for our make/model of water heater?

I used an electric impact wrench. Could not hold the tank solid to use leverage on the wrench.