do you lift?

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madman_usMember since Sep 2014

next year I start with it 😛

here my new drywall lift – purchased this one from HomeDepot

 

picture is coming shortly

BigmikezMember since Jun 2013

Nice that’s gonna save u from a lot back pains MM.

madman_usMember since Sep 2014

that for sure….now I just have to get those oversized drywall sheets on the lift haha

frankiegarcia19Member since Jan 2014

Looks like a timesaver, backsaver, armsaver…

chadlanthierMember since Mar 2013

If u got an old lady, she can can throw them on the lift for u. Ah hell then u wouldn’t need a lift, she could just hold them up for u.

NERemodelingMember since Aug 2014

Nice buy madman, did you end up getting a better price at Home Depot? I thought you were looking into the harbor freight one.

if you don’t mind me asking, what did you pay??

madman_usMember since Sep 2014

i def need some help from my wife just to lift them up on the lift – 5/8 x 4.5′ x 12′ – those are some heavy ones.

 

@NER

ya the one from harbor freight didn’t look like a “quality” item when I was in the store. a week later i saw the one on HD and it also went on sale. normal price is $299 and they priced it down to $219 until Jan 31. compare to HF lift its $70 more, but it just looks sturdier to me.

but we all know that quality cost a bit more 😛

NERemodelingMember since Aug 2014

Nice. That should work out well for you

madman_usMember since Sep 2014

that wheel from HF’s lift was so flimsy when I tested it out. even the wheels/ casters didn’t look like they can handle the weight

rfwjrMember since Jul 2014

Yes those sheets of drywall are a beast to handle alone.

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