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My house has 100a main, it feeds my shop with 100a main. Electric dryer & spa. I can't be in two places at once

I've had good success fixing cracks with top and bond. I always do an inverted vgroove with my quick cut, then I have a small chipping gun I use to clean out the crack, then I remove all loose debris, grind the face where the patch will be feathered onto with a cup wheel, air blow everything...

Start with consulting an engineer

My pole barn tilts to the left side and the front, whoever built it didn't have a level and too many beers. But it's sound. You can't notice from looking at it. That being said, I'd build it level. I'd set my wall heights with a transit. Depends on your tools and experience.

Yeah you only need a heater if your unit does heating. I put a 2ton mitsu in, but only does cooling

I love my t5hos, I have way too many though but they're up at 14feet 30x30 I have... 12 6lamp f54t5ho fixtures then above my workbench (on lower level of mezzanine), a row of 4lamp f32t8 fixtures. ( 6 fixtures )

Using a welding cable wire , the solder on your eyelids. It's how I do automotive stuff, THHN is not flexable enough

You need to follow class 1 wiring methods. Your over 100VA. Do not run the free-air, don't hack it. Buy a piece of romex, they sell it by the foot.

You need a vapor barrier on the warm side prevents cold air from meeting warm and causing condensating

Heated floor is really all there is. Is your washroom accessible from the basement ?

Snake it? I hate plumbing

We had one on our clean burn - if it got below freezing (the stat that is) it wouldn't start the heater period until it got to above freezing.

Can I ask why you wish to heat it?

I didn't even know their was premade. I've installed literally thousands of ressy grade, always around the screw. Pigtail on rare occasions like... If I have 3 or more wires in the box. I use spec grade depends on the receptacles use, or lack of ever being used.

I'd mount a piece of unistrut across then anchor with spring nuts. I wouldn't go into drywall, sure it's not heavy but its weight suspended outwards and that bracket looks to be about 1.25" wide, lots of twisting Or open the wall and put blocking, more work but cleanest imo.

Fwiw I havd the same truck.... 7.3 psd, 2wd, no options. It's around 7300lb empty. Much lighter then my dodge

Very nice job - well worth the money by the looks of it. Very large amount of water - I wish I had that, it would keep a large cisterin full. I wonder what the mineral content of that water is like?

X3 14/2 Anything else x2 10 or larger - X1 Drill 7/8 holes.

Either way is fine. Hvac company put up 4 temp heaters at a warehouse last year, since I pay attention to most things I notice the drip legs on 2 heaters side by side had one on the vertical and one on the horizonal due to height difference of the main gas line. I actually noticed this today...

I'm @ 200/meter