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Double dang, hope the contractor doesn't flake out. Best of luck to a resolution.

Certainly puts Mr Cool in a dim light. I though they were a stand up company, sounds like just the opposite and to deflect poorly designed parts is on them a 100%.

Wow, really nice.

I have a Rigid and the hose from day one has been a pain. Try to find one on sale and shop for a quality hose. Never have found a inexpensive filter, maybe one that you can wash?

Pictures would really help and are you attempting to plumb this, your self?

Pretty good, so what are you going to do?

And your paying there wages, stay strong and best of luck. Few years ago pulling my permit and county building dept woman going thru blue permits saw one of two covered porches and said hold on. More $$$ and out the door I went. In credibly demeaning experience.

Clean socket / hub until it shines and acquire the Fernco donut from your locale plumbers wholesale house. Lube the donut lightly with the proper grease, inside and out. Shouldn't be a big issue.

I'd try to build out your base around the shop. The way it is now it's aways going to sluff off unless you build it outward four or five feet.

People / contractors are still living in the Covid days, no skilled workers and material shortages. Double your estimate and find a good medical relaxer. It's going to be painful, sorry.

Been a big believer of channellocks for the last 30 yrs +. Never have had a pair fail even when being abused.

Home owner pipe runners were always a good source of income. Look to youtube and take it with a grain of sale.

Seventy-five percent of my working career was working in the dark, so I'm a big fan of natural light. I did not put windows in my garage doors that face north, but I did on my south end side of shop and been very happy.

Just replaced mine, cured ac issues and bought a spare.

These plumbing idea's always assured there would be guaranteed plumbing repairs. $$$.

Works for you, so good deal. For me it's a Husky elongated canvas tool box, amazingly stout. Ones four years old + - and the old one is better than nine years old. Wouldn't be suitable for quart size containers of glue and primer but half pints all day long.

Andy, you should go to church this Sunday ha ha. Trees are tough on structures for sure, glad it didn't do more.

Thanks for the thoughts, interior is all sheetrocked and never considered boxing in the mechanical. Certainly would resolve remodel look. Kind of frustrated, told time and again that a minisplit wouldn't work in a fourteen foot high building. So did zero preparation, *****.

A lot of ants here in Montana, Concrete contractor, bless his heart put a lot of saw cuts on are slab. So under the bottom plate the little basterds have a easypessy access. That's even with a two foot band of sheet metal wrapping the base of shop. Anyways, wish I would have made a effort to...