Identifiying Scaffolding Parts

[c.snyder]

Hey guys. I found a bunch of scaffolding in my new garage today, evidently left behind by the last owner who doesn't want it. I really have no use for it in my line of work so i'd like to sell it off. Problem is, i know very little about it. I do know from researching that i have six frames that are 5x4 and six 7 foot braces which would make three sets. There's 7 stack pins and i believe the 8th one is laying around somewhere. There's also an 8 foot walk plank, four 3 foot casters and four small casters.

Now for the rest of the pieces, that's where i have no clue what im looking at. I have two what look like sides, 7 feet long with 3 wingnut studs on each side. A long 8 foot maybe walk plank? Two smaller pieces with both tubes slightly bent on one end. Two large pieces that are somewhat like a triangle with tubes on each side on the bottom and there's also two L shaped pieces. I've searched on the internet for something that resembles this stuff but with no luck. If anyone here knows the names of the parts that would be awesome, im trying to get a rough estimate of what to ask for all of it.

 

[Provincial]

Try going to a larger rental yard and inquiring about what scaffold combinations are available. Often they won't have it in stock, but can get it. They may have picture catalogs to help.

Value of scaffold parts is highly variable. OSHA and other safety regulations have made very usable scaffold parts illegal, and therefore worthless. An OHSA inspector can write an expensive ticket if he feels that a piece is too rusty to be safe, and there is no guideline on how rusty that is!