I actually got these to help level & shim beneath my tool cart & shelving but recently these came in SUPER HANDY for hanging a frame I made for some steel wall control pegboards and having them completely level. Absolutely wonderful lol.

The Labor Saving Handle features a solid and durable construction, made from high-quality materials that ensure longevity and strength. The 12-inch size is perfect for lifting and adjusting a variety of items, from heavy furniture to wall tiles. The handle itself is ergonomic, offering a comfortable grip that reduces strain on your hands and wrists during use. It is straightforward to use, and even those without much experience in home improvement can quickly figure out how to operate it. Simply position the lifter under the object you want to lift, and use the handle to adjust the height to the desired level. It works smoothly and efficiently, making lifting heavy items much easier, especially when you need that extra bit of leverage. it is good for installing cabinets, adjusting wall tiles, or even moving appliances.

These work good. My only concern is that you have to squeeze the handle to raise the object. I've seen some that you push down, it seems like that would be easier. They seem to be easy to use. Easy to adjust, going up, I haven't mastered lowering them slowly, yet. Price point is good compared to others I've seen.

I am pretty happy with these! For being smaller they’re very strong and make it crazy easy to lift my huge bed up like it’s nothing.

Very happy with these little jacks. The blades are thin enough to slide under the item up are lifting, and long enough to lift the bottom of my shed. I got these as an easy way to lift the shed to slide shims under the walls to level the doors. Worked like a charm and handled the job very easily.I loved the price and the size does not take up much shelf space, a big bonus for me. Don't expect to lift a car with it, but my shed wall was at least 100lbs, maybe more, and lifting it was a breeze.Loved the price, ease of use, and quality.

This is an absolutely terrible product. An engineering apprentice’s assistant could have done a better job of designing this.There is no way that these are going to lift 220 pounds each, they can’t even handle 100 pounds.Additionally, the designer has absolutely no concept of leverage. If you actually have enough strength to ratchet the handles with a load on it, then you have enough strength to just lift whatever it is you’re trying to lift.On top of that the forks are too short, and their convex, not flat. Therefore, anything on them wants to slide off. I don’t know how anyone that actually uses this for lifting anything other than a lawn chair could give this anything but a one star review. I would give it zero but that’s not an option.Not only are these Jack’s absolutely terrible, they’re dangerous. There is no stability at all to them. This product should not be allowed to be sold in the United States.

All of the negative reviews of this product seem to be from people who do not understand what this tool is for and are using it incorrectly. This is not a tool used to augment lifting power to lift large, heavy objects. It is not a jack. It is used to hold things at a set height so you can work on them without having to hold them in place with your hands. It is a holding tool, not a weight lifting tool. It is used for lifting and holding things like doors, drywall, molding, and cabinets at a set level so you can have both hands free for the installation. It is not designed to lift fridges or solid wood bed frames or large chest freezers and I would not be surprised if this broke if you tried to use it to do that.For it's intended purpose it's a great value and a huge help when doing work on baseboards, trim, doors, and drywall.

One jack worked fine, the other would lock up and need to be reset and then jacked to the previous position.. It only allowed one squeeze (1 lift) and then reset and repeat.

A very useful tool in my current renovation

Great tool for those lifts that you need to just lift a few inches, I do kitchen renovations and this tool has helped a lot when an object is just too awkward to lift into positionUpdate on these , after using these a couple dozen times they are useless , will only go part way then will not lift anything , very disappointed with this purchase > do not waste your money on these !

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