Posted by Dave H (MI) on January 21, 2020 at 12:38:42 from (50.108.77.197):
In Reply to: Scaffolding posted by John in La on January 21, 2020 at 07:19:44:
I have scaffolding that allows me to comfortably lay block up 8'. I am thinking it is about 4' high where I stand and I can lift block onto that easily. I fell off it two summers ago but was unharmed. Just saying...you can still fall so be careful.
On another note, most know around here that I am a CPA. It might surprise you to find out that ladders are in the top 5 causes of medical issues among my clients. Might have to do with my heavy contractor based practice, but not all of them are contractors. Some crippled for life. Ladders are dangerous things and few people are trained properly in their use and safety. Step ladders worst of all. Was at a garage sale last year and they had a tall step ladder. My wife suggested I buy it to change light bulbs in the barn. I told her I would as soon put a gun in my mouth.
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