If it is a 1" screw in model, get a 1" female adapter, cut a hole in the drum and weld it to the side. If it is a bolt on model, cut a hole for the heater and the bolts, use the gasket or sealer and bolt it through the drum. Would suggest using a thermostat inline for your protection. You can buy them at the same place that you got the element. Regards, Terry Wilhelm www.revenoor.com
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