Pentagon Tools Pro Series Heavy Duty Drywall Lift and Panel Hoist 11 Foot Professional Quality!

by Pentagon

Product Description

If you are in the market for a drywall hoist, stop looking! These commercial quality lifts feature top grade steel, locking outriggers, and quick and easy assembly.  Now you can install drywall without running to the local rental store and/or calling all of your buddies to help you finish your basement ceiling.  Let the machine do the work and let your buddies enjoy their weekend at home.  Today's technology housed in a robust design will provide you with years of service.  Bid with confidence as we have 100% positive feedback and stand behind every product we sell. FEATURES: One person can easily handle and install drywall panels 4 X 16 feetThe optional extension bar allows you to lift the drywall 15 feet high . . .great for vaulted ceilings/great rooms. See our other listings.Platinum Series/Contractor Quality--not like the competition150 pound load capacityEasily lifts drywall up to 11 feet--up to 15 feet on angled ceilingsTop grade/quality steelFull tilting action for walls and ceilingsLocking outriggers for added security/stabilityQuick and Easy Assembly--goes together in five minutes without toolsHeavy duty casters for improved performanceMinor assembly is required FULL 3 YEAR WARRANTY!

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 21 x 8 x 52 inches ; 101 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 101 pounds
• ASIN: B001U4PHXK
• Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (27 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #50,100 in Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Home Improvement)
  • #25 in Home Improvement > Building Supplies > Material Handling > Drywall Lifts

Customer Reviews

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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Eazy Lifter pro good for one time use., June 14, 2009

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W. Hancock (Johnson City,TN) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Pentagon Tools Pro Series Heavy Duty Drywall Lift and Panel Hoist 11 Foot Professional Quality! (Misc.)

The price for this tool is "ok" for what you get, but be warned, it is a typical Chinese made product suitable for a one time home use. I used it to drywall a 2 car Garage. Problems I found included poor welding on the lift handle support making it difficult to lift 4x8 sheets of 5/8 fire code drywall and 4x12 1/2 inch sheets. The lift cable came off the lift pulley at an inopportune time. The extension arms could use additional stop points. Welding the lift arm support better and heavier steel construction of the crank assy would help. I would prefer a stronger designed lift, but it did get the job done on the cheap.
Wayne

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Nice for ceilings, July 1, 2009

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B. Made - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Pentagon Tools Pro Series Heavy Duty Drywall Lift and Panel Hoist 11 Foot Professional Quality! (Misc.)

Bought the lift to do the sheetrock in my house and I'm working alone. It's pretty good for the ceilings. It's kind of wobbly but that helps when adjusting the location and angle. Also did a ceiling in an angle and sheets stayed up nicely.
It is a lot of work as you have to manouvre around the thing to tighten the sheets.
For the walls I had some more problems as it does not work too well with special cut sheets and having the sheet vertically destroys the balance.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Works as good as any rental, January 24, 2012

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Nick - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Pentagon Tools Pro Series Heavy Duty Drywall Lift and Panel Hoist 11 Foot Professional Quality! (Misc.)

The lift came in just a few pieces and was a piece of cake to assemble... It is as good of quality as any of the rentals I've used. Yes, you can use it to hang drywall on completely vertical walls. It's a little tricky... but not too bad... you just angle it as far as it will go and set the drywall on the arm hook doo-dabbers (whatever they're called)... and then get as close to the wall as you can and tip the top edge over so that it leans against the wall while you crank it up into place. It sure beats the alternative of lifting it myself while having the wife put a couple screws in...