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2" isn't very thick. Normal procedure would be to drill into the existing slab and insert rebar pegs. Clean the existing edges and coat with bonding agent. Then pour the new.

The one in the background doesn't have a flange. I'm guessing on most the washers are stuck under the head. Minor detail as far a asthetics. These days hex heads will be easier to find but square heads are still made.

Galvanized square head bolts.

Years ago I had some with the knurled wheel on the back like that, may have been Thorsen. Mine had a knurled handle. I really liked that feature.

I used some type of detergent (may have been purple power or simple green) then covered with a powder for lifting oil stains from concrete. Worked much better than either method alone.

Are there any weep holes or drains through the wall?

I have this one Clore Pro Logix 20A. I know you said no electronic flashy things. It will work on a dead battery. Just hold the start button for a few seconds. It will read out charging voltage or % of charge. I have a Rizk brand charger that is what you are asking for. I'm not sure they are...

Leave it on the pallet. 313 lbs isnt that much, you only lift one end at a time and only a few inches. Have some wood blocks (2x4's or 4x4s) available for cribbing and some type of lever (crowbar, prybar,...).

That shovel would work good to remove ice or packed snow.

My portable runs my house and out buildings. We try to minimize how much electricity an not to use A/C when it is on but have tripped the 30A breaker once or twice. I store the generator inside the garage. Easy enough to roll it out, connect the cord start the generator then switch the panel...

I have a GE that's lasted years. The hot water side failed. I think it burned out when it ran empty.

Clean the dirt off where the door seal lands. Should seal better and reduce sticking/freezing.

I recall removing wallpaper many years ago using a steamer that was similar.

Haven't bought any in years. I was at someones house and sprayed it on an aluminum window track. Surprised me how well it worked.

I had an aluminum grain scoop for decades. Occasionally the edge would get so messed up I'd have to trim it. I also had a reinforced plastic one (same size/shape) it's worn out. The new one isn't quite the same. Material feels brittle but so far so good.

Probably a Carriage bolt. Could be a weld or clinch stud.

If I have a tool that will do the job I probably won't buy another. If I am buying a tool that I will use many times in the future I will pay more for better quality or a tool that will do teh job better/easier. I'm always ready to buy if I happen on a good deal for a high quality tool (new or...

I could check but my small tankless required a 40 amp breaker. It does OK for hand washing but sometimes I wish I'd put in a larger one.

Could be. loose connections are also a souce of heat and can lead to discollering or even melting the outlet and wire insulation.

Do you have access to a printer? You can buy adhesive backed sheets paper or vinyl. Be sure it matches the type of printer.