Bosun chair support apparatus

A manually portable, movable, bosun chair support apparatus comprising:

• (a) an open rectangular frame member with a plurality of roller means mounted to the underside of at least two opposite edges of said open rectangular frame, wherein said frame member is adapted to straddle and rest on the top ledge of a building wall such that said roller means allows said open rectangular frame to move along the top ledge of the building wall;
• (b) an adjustable worm gear and crank means operatively attached to said open rectangular frame member such as to rest perpendicular to the top of the building wall when said open rectangular frame member straddles and rests on the top ledge of the building wall and wherein said adjustable worm gear and crank means further consist of a first and second vertical arm attached to opposite ends of said worm gear and crank means and extending downwardly from said open rectangular frame member below the top ledge of the building wall on which said frame member moves such that one of said arms is on the inside and the other on the outside of the building wall thus forming a generally U-shaped worm gear adjustable member wherein rotating said worm gear means operatively moves said downwardly extending arms toward or away from each other;
• (c) a first adjustable horizontal member with a plurality of rollers on one side, wherein said first horizontal member is operatively attached to one of said downwardly extending arms on the inner surface of the building wall such that said plurality of rollers are directed towards said building wall and said horizontal members with rollers are adjustable up and down said inner arm and adjustable towards and away from said inner arm;
• (d) a second adjustable horizontal member with a plurality of rollers on one side, wherein said second horizontal member is operatively attached to the other of said downwardly extending arms on the outer surface of the building wall such that said plurality of rollers are directed towards said building wall and are adjustable towards and away from said outer arm;
• and
• (e) a hook means operatively attached to the lower end of said outer arm for attaching a rope or the like thereto.