The Buddy Bar is a drywall or building material lifting device that is attached onto the ladder section of any common drywall scaffold. It is comprised of a top horizontal bar or tube attached to a vertical bar/tube in the shape of a âTâ. The vertical tube or bar has holes drilled into it to accept the spring pin attached to the outer tube, thereby allowing the installer to incrementally lift the material hole by hole or as desired by simply pulling and releasing the spring loaded pin.
Figure one is a frontal view showing the three bars/tubes, the top bar, inner bar with holes, and outer bar with spring loaded pin attached.
Figure two shows the Buddy Bar attached to the ladder section of a typical scaffold.
Figure three shows two Buddy Bars attached to a complete scaffolding assembly in it's preferred embodiment.
Figure four shows an exploded view of the Buddy Bar.