Pentagon Tool "Lazy Lifter" Professional 11Ft Drywall Lift Hoist
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Pentagon Tool "Lazy Lifter" Professional 11Ft Drywall Lift Hoist
Customer Review: Great Product!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great deal. We received the lift quickly, and it has helped us out greatly.Customer Review: Great Tool For The Price
Summary: 5 Stars
I Purchased this tool with reading all the reviews here, and I am very impressed. I have used other lifts in the past and this one seems to be just as sturdy. The price is also very sturdy. A drywall lift at Menards that I was also looking at was 300$ so thjis wasa no-brainer. I have had two friends call me to use it already, and I will have it paid for, since i rented it to them for a lesser price than RAC or Gassers. Nick H.Customer Review: Great Value!
Summary: 4 Stars
I looked at renting a lift for drywalling my garage and installing log rafters in my cabin. When I found this, I was thrilled that I could own one for about the same price it would cost me to rent for multiple weekends. Even if it didn't live up to it's ratings, I wouldn't be out much more. After using this for a number of projects, I have to say this is one of the best values I have found. I used this on 12 foot sheets of drywall without problems. The construction is good and it works as advertised. It's easy to assemble and break down for storage, plus I own it! I don't know how they can manufacture and distribute this for the selling price, but I sure am glad I bought one.Customer Review: Great drywall lift
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this lift and it works great. I drywalled my whole house and didn't have on problem with it. It has more than paid for itself. If I had rented one it would have cost me $20 a day. They shipped it super fast too.Customer Review: Great for a single gal working on her house :)
Summary: 5 Stars
I ordered this, after trying to research as much as I could. I spent over a year dealing with terrible contractors, and finally got tired of being taken advantage of. Once received, I was excited to use. The box was terribly beat up, but there was another perfect box inside of it, and I don't think that matters in the long run. I was excited to put it together, and it was fairly easy, though some of the parts were not light (there are only three major parts). Assembly was easy, once I figured out where in the house I wanted to put the machine. After putting it together, I tried to place a sheet of drywall up on the lift. This proved to be harder than I thought. I ended up going to the local HD and purchasing a panel carry handle to help me (mind you I am a girl, doing this on my own). The drywall piece does have to be lifted about 3 feet off the ground ( I figured that I can do one corner at a time, with the help of a step stool to rest the drywall on). Once placed on the lift, everything was smooth. I have used this to lift about 6 pieces of drywall so far, and no problem (knock on wood). The only thing that I could possibly complain about is that it really does nothing for the middle pieces (I have 11 foot ceilings). I use the lift to hoist the top sheet, then I just place the bottom sheet in place without the help of the machine, and cut to fit in the middle piece, without the help again. Can't wait to try it on the second floor for the cape ceilings.