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You can disagree all you want but having done countless such conversions in the past ten years or so I'm telling you that there is no need for a...

A lot depends on the size and recovery rate of your water heater and the size of your whirlpool and the flow rate of the faucet.

With the water capacity of the WTGO boiler and its cast iron, there is no need for a buffer tank. Changing the burner does not void the boiler...

Can you point me to where the code says banded couplings are not allowed above ground. 705.2.1 Mechanical joints. Mechanical joints on drainage...

Well its got a cheap plastic pop up assembly on it so tweaking on that can cause problems. The best thing would be to get rid of it and use a brass...

No...................... It's crooked, but its not too deep

Quoted from OP "the question is will it work? and any venting issues? I realize this is probably not up to code." For me, that is the operative...

The tub isn't vented. The 3 x 2" sanatary tee installed horizontally is not to code. The 3" sanitary tee just behind the tub drain is installed in...

Just offhand I would expect there to be a blockage or back pitch of the 3" horizontal.

You can google and read the manufacturers instructions as well as any of us.

There's no point in going to 3/4. Without increasing the main to 1" nothing you do will make much difference.

Google superstor and amtrol boiler mate. The wgto3 may be slightly oversized but its as small as that particular model goes. The carlin conversion...

Keep the boiler, change the burner. Carlin makes a nice gas power burner that will fit. Put temperature reset and an indirect for hot water on too.

Id get another cement guy. Pipes through the concrete are par for the course.

If the horizontal portion of the vent is 6" above the flood level rim of the sink, then it's ok. Otherwise, not.

If you have flow concerns, the fleck 7000sxt is the valve you want.

Laundry tray maybe. He would have to see if there's a trap on the pipe coming through the floor to know for sure.

There's no such thing as a good DIY softener. There are certainly softeners that are of varying quality but as far as ease of installation, they all...

I'm guessing that the rough is for a 1/2 bath and there is no shower drain at all. The 1-1/2 is probably the lav drain and the 2" is the toilet vent.