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06.02.2009, 10:33 PM
I should have snapped a pic of the other side because there is a steel L brace about 6' long each screwed a number of times on the other side. The small bars you see in the pic above were just some extra stuff I had laying around.
After I braced everything, I tested it by hanging off each one, and I'm not a lightweight. 
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06.02.2009, 10:48 PM
you'll find out if its good enough the first time you get a few feet of snow on the roof.
 I cant see the other side like you said, but it doesnt look to heavy duty in the picture. and better safe than sorry IMO. 
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