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That looks like a Directv dish ground clamp setup I recently removed.

I have almost the same jack but branded Lincoln and a C series. Bought a nice rebuild kit from a seller on ebay (NorthCoastHYD, no affiliation to me) in Ohio.

What does AI say?

Tie backs are not going to pull that wall back to plumb without excavating. It's likely the concrete is broken.

You're right that a nail missed the batten strip. However there shouldn't be water under the tile and it looks like it's been ponding against the high side of the batten. Need a roofer.

Mineral-surfaced cap sheet such as Malarkey Paragon Chroma cap

I bought a couple of tools from CPO. Looked and worked as-new.

Yes, second the Star board recommendation. I have used the stuff for exterior projects and it is great material.

Place now has a minty fresh smell. Somewhat less of a dank libelous odor.

Most likely the substrate was contaminated by chlorides, sulfates, or nitrates, resulting in under-film corrosion. Could try washing with a product such as chlor-rid before before and after blast.

They are worth whatever you paid. Maybe.

Yeah, that is a really nice set. Congrats.

Looks like a one post wonder, but that's a nice cart.

I also use a solid core door. Got it at ReStore, works great.

Buy them used, buy them often. Can never have too many SnapOn roll cabs.

LN46ACF Long Nose Slip Joint Pliers

Yeah, that post is a fountain of nonsense.

Sounds like a 4" slab minus conical shaped blowouts on the soil side.

^^This. That structure has very little lateral load resistance so seismic performance remains tied to its light weight. I wouldn't remove those braces and would not be adding weight up high.

Failure mode is likely either the column to base plate connection, base plate deformation, or the anchor bolts themselves.