Inside the Pump Plinth: Two Cages, One Box
A transfer pump on a plinth. Four bolts through the base plate, a bed of grout, a block of concrete, and then the ground. You have walked past it, you have measured off it, you have argued about whether the suction spool fits.
You have never seen the inside of it.
And the inside is where a fight happens, every single time, on every job. Not an occasional fight. A structural one — in the literal sense that the geometry guarantees it.
Going down into that block, from the mechanical package:
Going up into it, from the civil office:
The…
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