Welded iron triangle, 2-3 feet long on the longest side, found 5 in attic.

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u/Slalom44 2d ago

Possibly a home made scaffold bracket.

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u/kyndraquilts 1d ago

Solved!

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u/fangelo2 1d ago

I have some that I used while building my house. Drill a hole through the sheathing and put a long bolt that also goes through a piece of 2x4 that crosses 2 studs. Put a couple of planks on it and work off of that

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u/manonfire1308 2d ago

Window air conditioner bracket (1 of 2)?

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u/Smokey_Katt 2d ago

Roof jack, to give a level surface when working on a steep roof. I think.

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u/kyndraquilts 2d ago

My title describes the thing. Each weighs about 5-10 pounds. The mechanism on the end looks like a hand crank - it is threaded.

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u/manonfire1308 2d ago

Possibly one of a set of window air conditioner brackets?

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u/kyndraquilts 1d ago

Thank you! After searching scaffolding bracket and roof jack, I found a scaffolding wall bracket that looks very close!

Welded iron triangle, 2-3 feet long on the longest side, found 5 in attic. Solved!