Cabinetizer 76 Lift

I recently installed a kitchen, 48" upper cabinets and living room... all.wall hung....one was 8' long by 32 h...by myself. Positioning is accurate and it rolls easily with the big rubber wheels. Someone else wished for a deeper support...easy enough to make. In fact, I have plans to make one wider for more lateral support. This is one of the best investments I ever made. It paid for itself in one day and I don't have to teach it, listen to it, wait for it to get off the phone, or pay it more than it's worth.In terms of construction, it's made of heavy gage steel...1/8". The wheels are high quality and rubber. There is a very nice braking feature that is foot activated which holds it stable while you load it. The crank winch stops it exactly where you want it.

I'm a carpenter and was looking for something to lift the cabinets for me since I'm in my mid 30's and feel like mid 50's. I am so glad I found this tool, it's great. This thing is beefy, heavy duty. Gets the job done and saves my back! Great to see it's made in America! Must buy

Used to lift large millwork boxes around a television. Works well. Solid construction. I may have even exceeded the 300 lb lifting capacity in these photos.Allows you to lower loads slowly, and keep them in control. Hopefully I find more uses for it in the future.

If you ever install cabinets alone this I'd definitely a must have! Definitely difficult where I'm located to find competent, reliable help. This lift will pay for itself within one job. Definitely recommended.

The screw holes that tighten down the post were not machined all the way. Threads were short so the screws would not tighten anything. One hole had a broken piece lodged in it. Not sure if I was sent someone else's reject. Really wish better attention was taken to make sure there products were 100%. Sent it back today, well see what happens. For $700 they should do better.