Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3353mm Drywall Lift, Heavy-Duty 68 kg Sheetrock Hoist with Adjustable Telescoping Arm, Lockable Wheels, Drywall Lifter Panel Jack Hoist Tools Ideal for Ceiling & Wall Installation (Yellow)

Excellent tool, I did my whole shop by myself. It showed up on time and it went together easily in minutes

Bon matériel a un prix imbattable, composé de trois parties il se range facilement et se transporte dans une voiture.

facile à monter. Fait le job pour lever les plaques. En bricoleur amateur qui n'a pas beaucoup à faire, cela suffit.

Après ma première utilisation, très satisfaisant Produit stable, testé sur un plafond à 30% sans aucun souci Je le recommande vivement

Great for the price and works as expected. The only criticism is that the clutch mechanism is not amazing, and if you’re not cautious can start to lower when not expected. Otherwise worked great with 12ft panels of 1/2” drywall, and enabled me to hang a large room solo.

Hanging 12 ft sheets of drywall on the ceiling. Better than having two helpers

I put up 28 sheets of osb on a garage ceiling. Everything worked fine, however, the spot weld pin that holds the legs in place came off. I was able to drill through the leg and utilize a bolt and double nut system to replace the pin. Would have been much more difficult to complete this task with the lift. It saved time and made the job much easier. I would recommend replacing the weld with bolt system.

Worked out very well.

This lift is adequate for a home remodel. Lifts both 1/2 inch and 5/8 4x8 sheets with no issues. Could go to 4x12 with extensions all the way out. Not high quality, some parts are more loose than I like. A cotter pin was missing so I had to use a bolt and lock nut which actually work better for the bottom legs. The locking mechanism let go once so far with the load in the air above my head. It stopped itself but wasn’t expecting it to let go. Glad I bought it in spite of the couple of issues I’ve had.

great lift but the rods that hold the legs can pop out of the holes and let the leg close and fell over letting the panel land on my foot. I put zip ties on the rods so they could not come out again. i was able to do a 3 man job by myself