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I have the Rigid 12 volt that came as a combo drill with impact and 2 batteries, I use the impact for ATV work and have hex to 1/4 and 3/8 adapters. I have been very pleased with it. I still have and use pneumatic impacts and rachets but it is much handier at times to use the battery one.

I would recommend completely removing the PVC. When it fails, it fails violently. It is not recommended for air/gas applications.http://www.jmeagle.com/plastic-pipe/faq.html I hope the link works. There is no mention of air application. You may not feel the need to remove it. I'm sure there are...

It is indeed a nice compressor. The only thing that is bothersome is what appears to be pvc from comp to regulator/water trap and so on. I have personally seen pvc break/splinter when used for this. I realise that there are folks that have run and used pvc airlines in their shops or garages...

As a rule i keep my shop air at 100 psi, and turn down to 80-90 when using angle grinder or inline grinder. What are you grinding that takes that length of time? I most often just use a grinder for quick clean up or to prep for welding. If I have to grind for any length of time for a mower blade...

Remove and replace at contractors expense, if you accept it as is you own it. Or a steeply discounted rate for shoddy workmanship.

Good deal, glad that was all it was.

I may be mistaken, I have been before. I believe the "hammering" sound that I heard watching the video is coming from the check valve on the tank, my compressor sounds very similar to yours and as pressure builds the ringing/hammering tends to get more noticable. My compresser sits under a shed...

I also have mine set up this way. Works great, way easier to drain and since I tend to be lazy it prompts me to drain more often.