It's as legit as my **** jug.
Yes. No idea where to get it though
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The goal for now is to simply close up the huge open areas and slap some temporary shit up across the top of the new steel to keep rain and snow off the wall framing, then finish it "properly" in the spring.
Scaffoldmart.comYes. No idea where to get it though
I suppose I could make one easily
I don't even know what brand of scaffold this is. It's a bunch of mismatched but somewhat compatible rusted crap. Sledge hammering and grease is required to get them to stack. The X pieces are all different and one of them is too long to use.Scaffoldmart.com
Shouldn't matter. the screw jacks just slide up in the bottom. You just need the inside diameter of the tubeI don't even know what brand of scaffold this is. It's a bunch of mismatched but somewhat compatible rusted crap. Sledge hammering and grease is required to get them to stack. The X pieces are all different and one of them is too long to use.
It belongs to my dad's friend Ozell who lives in Joliet and it's been stored outdoors for the 30 years since he got it from a scrapper in the ghetto.
I made wheels for it when I was using two sections of it in my shop to do the drop ceiling.
Tools go in there. I got sick of climbing down to get stuff. I even drilled holes in the bottom of the bucket in case it rainedfirst pic=**** bucket hanging from the scaffold.....dam truckers
Those are handier than a pocket on a shirtThe guy at Security Lumber asked me if I need a bag. I said they're already in a bag.
He looked confused.
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Yeah especially when you need to hold steel siding up on the side of a barn.Those are handier than a pocket on a shirt
Thanks for making me even hungrier than I already was.Green and red bell peppers. Yellow onion, mushrooms, sautéed in olive oil, then chicken and bacon (cooked separately) added.
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Then a few shakes from each of these:
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