PANELLIFT® Drywall Lift, Sheetrock Hoist 125, 150 lbs, Rolling Panel Lift, Drywall Installation, Rolling Lifter, Sheetrock Lift, Drywall Lifter, Adjustable

After using light weight flimsy drywall lifts that are touted as being heavy duty, I decided to try and find a lift that was comparable to the truly heavier ones that were made about 50 years ago. Apparently the best way to judge how well built a lift is, is simply by how much it costs. The sub $200 lifts are light weight and they flex when lifting anything very heavy. I went with this drywall lift because I hoped the price point meant better quality and because of the reviews. It really is extremely well built and is actually better than the ones I used 50 years ago. The cable winds evenly across the spindle and the brake is very well made. If there is a negative, it would be the weight. But it's because of the weight that it works so well.

This drywall lift worked great. It's supposedly can only lift 68 pounds but by the way it's built it seems like it can lift quite a bit more. Used it to hang five eights inch drywall and it does this all day long no problem. The best part is the break on the wheel. It's a nice firm break and you don't have to worry about the board coming crashing down on your head. Also disassembles and folds up into a pretty small space that can be stowed in your trunk. I highly recommend this lift for a hard-working crew especially for placing drywall on high ceiling.

Love this tool. I was able to install sheetrock on 10 foot high ceilings by myself. Very easy to use. Very stable and made well.

I had Sumner 2315 drywall lift before, and used about 8 jobs, it's very sturdy but really heavy, and most of average house i do remolding no more than 11 foot height, so I sold it my friend and purchased Panel lift model 125, which I really like it due to its weight, the height is good enough to work on most houses with ceiling height from 8 to 11 foot. I just wish they could make cranking handle like Sumner, instead the big wheel, kind of a little bit bulky. Anyway it's really good panel lift and i highly recommended.

This lift is sturdy and well built. I have used it on a couple of jobs and I am pleased with how it works. There is one issue though. When I opened the boxes it came in, two of the four protective end caps, used to protect the drywall that is placed on the bars were cracked and slide off fairly easily. Otherwise, a well built and functional unit.

Debated between this one and some of the cheaper ones on Amazon. Decided to buy this one and I'm very happy with this lift. Easy to assemble and use. I've installed drywall and used it to lift OSB into my garage attic. This thing is really well built and easy to use. One thing I'll mention because i had to learn the hard way... You need to keep tension on the cable or it can jump off the pulleys. Just don't lower it all the way down so there's always some tension on it and you'll be fine. Also check it after putting it together the first time or after reassembling.

This lift is well built. Raises 16 footers with ease. Even though it is made in China, it is an American owned company. I don't think they want their name on an inferior product. After reading some reviews on the cheap ones. I decided to go with this one. I think it is worth the extra money. I would definitely recommend this lift.

Back saver worth every penny.

Qualité d’une machine. 200$ acheter jamais ça sa vaux jamais son prix Vous pouvez avoir une machine à 1150 américain qui va vous durer 10 ans