Posted by Ultradog MN on January 21, 2020 at 10:31:15 from (172.58.84.244):
In Reply to: Scaffolding posted by John in La on January 21, 2020 at 07:19:44:
Look on Craigslist for some used scaffolding. It's been nearly 4 1/2 years now since I fell off the roof of my garage and broke my right leg. Was on crutches for ten - yes 10 months. The first job I did when I could work again was to start this addition on our house. I was out of shape and scared to climb but I made myself stay at it and built the addition alone except for help to lift the walls and trusses. I got a little stronger and more confident each day. My wife was afraid for me so when I mentioned buying some used scaffolding she pretty much demanded that I do so. I found some on CL for $800 - more than you see in the first photo. In 2018 I started a new garage and used it again. Finished that last fall. My friend now wants to borrow it to re-side his house. When he's done I will put it on CL for $800 obo. If I only get 50 cents for it it will still be the best purchase I've ever made in my life.
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