I've used screwdrivers against the flat side of the bolt. Use 1 to pull it then hold it with the other. Repeat

I've used screwdrivers on the flat side of the bolt.

We have a pharmacy, gun store, and sandwich shop in the same building. It's called Pills and Pistols.

My local utility keeps replaced poles and damaged poles in their yard just for this type of project. A chain saw and a truck is all you need.

A drain cleaning service but shop around a bit. Believe it or not, that business is seasonal and this is their busy time.

I like being able to lift it without bending so much.

I wouldn't remove the tank. Be careful with the lid though.

The diffuser should be in the opening at the bottom. The spot where that narrows is where it should unscrew.

A lot of chrome in a small picture. I think I see a connection point at the top of the flare on the bottom. Feel the opening and make sure that there is a diffuser.

Small sign that says Family RR

Annual rye is the fastest germinating grass seed. Fescue is the most popular. A mix of the two ought to solve your problem.

Please google the name on the valve and check for "Scald-Guard or something similar. It's a feature that prevents children or mentally deficient adults from burning themselves. In my experience there is a plastic ring with a tab that stops the handle from turning past a certain point. You .entire it goes 90° in one direction and 180° in the other. That's exactly how scald-guard works on a Delta faucet.

You can't hang new drywall without knowing how to finish it. Google and watch.

Turn it to warmer and see if it fires off.

Is that building site built and attached to the ground or is it something that is on skids and could be moved? I've built potting sheds and shops that were site built but not connected to the earth so they weren't permanent. This kept them from being taxed but I wonder if the HOA might make a distinction.

It's yours. Do what you want but 2 screws through plywood into a joist is nothing compared the the safety and reliability it would give you.

I don't understand why you don't want to screw the plywood to the bottom of the joists.

My city will respond and see if it might be their fault and, if so, do what they can. Another option I often use is a bladder. It's heavy gauge rubber and screws on a garden hose. Then push the bladder into the hole your dad made. Push it in where it's a couple of feet in and turn on the hose and it usually pushes whatever down the line. But check with your city's wastewater department first. It might save a lot of time.

Some gutter companies offer related services and they are usually more easily found.

That I don't know. The spraying part seems important to getting into the recesses.

Grocery store sodas are less than a dollar.

Painters who build schools use a sprayer and a paint or primer they call block-fill.

Painters who build schools use a sprayer and a paint or primer they call block-fill.

Sometimes the T piece has two top bars. Both are attached to the center piece and one is attached to the box and the other pivots and is attached to the fixture

Get a professional to fix it. Carbon Monoxide should not be trifled with.