scaffold

[John L]

Was someone here working off that scaffold on the homepage? Pumpjacks? I cant really tell. I never did that before and was wondering why not a truck ladder or bucket there?

[Erik Sine]

That is me. I have a bucket truck, but not it's not in use right now. But those are overhangs, very beefy at that. I can do the job faster on a platform rather than a bucket.

[John L]

I got ya. Wasnt sure what I was seeing there. Making do... I do it all the time too. Good deal.

[Erik Sine]

Traditionally I 'll do this type of scaffolding along a wall that has say a hill side where there is no access for a truck or lift, or big steel awnigs what would be a big pain in the ass to move and re-install, or high rise but those are a slightly different build

I'll post that pick here since the front page always changes so prople who view this thread will know what we were discussing. I'll even take an additional an pic of the stand off up close.

[Batch]

Traditionally I 'll do this type of scaffolding along a wall that has say a hill side where there is no access for a truck or lift, or big steel awnigs what would be a big pain in the ass to move and re-install, or high rise but those are a slightly different build

I'll post that pick here since the front page always changes so prople who view this thread will know what we were discussing. I'll even take an additional an pic of the stand off up close.

I don't see the pics... :)

[Erik Sine]

Sorry forgot about thsi thread

Here is the front page pic I had

I'll try a take an individual pic of them

[Batch]

I did a shit load of installation off of ladders and ladder jacks.

Got busted by a very sexy OSHA agent in 2001 named Mercedes. LOL

15' to the pick board and no fall protection.

I hate wearing fall protection on a pickboard so I don't work them much anymore.

Definetly a needed tool at times though.

[Erik Sine]

I'm exempt if I wear no full body harness