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It has been a while. I live in East Texas and this problem with out new house build about one year old. We are on a well but water direct from the well does not smell that I can tell. I am going to use water test strips, then send in a sample to test if that does not come out. I just haven't...

Did you get this fixed?

Bumping this thread. We moved into our new house and have the same issue. We are on a well. Hot and cold both smell. The faucets (our shower) are used the most, don't smell or have foam. We drained the well tank once and helped a lot at first, then the smell came back.

The is 45' deep. Width of my shop once built. I am currently designing placement of half bath and work sink plumbing, electric box input, extra stub-ins, lift placement, etc. Foundation is in work and concrete guy should be forming up in a couple of weeks. Thank you again. Tony

Thank you for the info guys. that helped me with my design.

Looks like the Mohawk 1A-10 is symmetrical. The columns are not canted and the lift arms look like they are the same length.

LOL! Was just writing in 16'. But...Now that I think of it. That is from the edge of the slab. 8" door jamb... I better add one more foot. going to make it 17' from door to CL of lift columns. Better to have more room behind than not enough. Thanks for your help! Tony

Hello Folks, I am going to install a Mohawk System 1 two post in my shop. What is a good distance to install the lift posts inside the door? Ceiling height is not an issue and will have door tract that conform to the roof. I want enough room for a large six-pack truck to pull in, close the...

Hello Folks, I am building a shop in East Texas and looking for ideas and advice. Want to be sure to do it right the first time. Thanks to those who take the time to post info for others to learn from. Tony

Hello, I am also going with the 1A-10. I like your idea for running the hydro lines under the ground to just outside of the posts. Did you drill holes in the posts to route your lines to the inside of the posts? Then attach to the factory lines that you turned 180 degrees downward? Thank you, Tony