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Description: 30" Outrigger for Frame Scaffold
Weight: 20.0 lbs.
Product Code: 080170
This Outrigger is used to widen the base of a Scaffold to prevent tip-over and meet the OSHA criteria for the 4:1 width to height ratio.
This product utilizes 2-Half Clamps to attach to the Scaffold Frame Leg (the Half Clamps are welded to the Outrigger).
The Socket on the Outrigger will accept Screw Jacks, Casters, Socket Jacks and Base Plates.
There is a hole drilled in the Socket of the Outrigger for securing Casters and Base Plates with a Span Pin.
Compatible with 1-11/16" Ø and 1-5/8" Ø Scaffold Frames.
Blue powder coating to prevent rust and minimize scratching.
Due to the varying height of locks and rungs on Scaffold Frames, we strongly recommended using a Socket Jack when using Casters; and, Screw Jacks instead of standard Base Plates.
Using an Outrigger on each leg of a 5' Wide Scaffold Frame will double the width of your base, increasing your ability to build higher.
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Features
- Description: 30" Outrigger for Frame Scaffold
- Weight: 20.0 lbs.
- Product Code: 080170
- This Outrigger is used to widen the base of a Scaffold to prevent tip-over and meet the OSHA criteria for the 4:1 width to height ratio.
- This product utilizes 2-Half Clamps to attach to the Scaffold Frame Leg (the Half Clamps are welded to the Outrigger).
- The Socket on the Outrigger will accept Screw Jacks, Casters, Socket Jacks and Base Plates.
- There is a hole drilled in the Socket of the Outrigger for securing Casters and Base Plates with a Span Pin.
- Compatible with 1-11/16" Ø and 1-5/8" Ø Scaffold Frames.
- Blue powder coating to prevent rust and minimize scratching.
- Due to the varying height of locks and rungs on Scaffold Frames, we strongly recommended using a Socket Jack when using Casters; and, Screw Jacks instead of standard Base Plates.
- Using an Outrigger on each leg of a 5' Wide Scaffold Frame will double the width of your base, increasing your ability to build higher.
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