2 Pack Labor Saving Arm Jack, Lever Arm Lifter Hand Tool Jacks, Effort Elevator for Installing Doors Windows Cabinet, Furniture Drywall Lifter Jack

I have a large antique oak and glass china cabinet. During a recent move 2 of the 4 casters fell off - both on the same end. I'm older and didn't have anyone I could ask for help with this. These jacks worked perfectly. I was able to easily lift the end of the cabinet high enough to glue the casters back in. I lowered it onto books until the glue dried. Then lifted it again just high enough to get the books out then lowered it to the floor. Perfect! I got the 15" ones, but for a couple of more jobs I'm thinking of, I maybe should have gotten even taller ones. The gloves that come with it are useless, however. They rough on your hands and slippery on the jack - not needed. Overall, I love these things!

I had no idea these things existed. They are very helpful.

Very easy to use!!

They work great. That extra pair of ”hands” helps when tacking a panel up. Easy to adjust each side separately if the floor has a slope.I was annoying my wife every fifteen minutes just to hold a panel so I could nail a couple nails in.

Used them to move very heavy amps up a few notches on my rack. They were able to handle the weight. Only wish the feet were a bit longer.

I received my pair of lifters with the build quality of the two being very different, the one seemed pretty solid while the other ones handle is super loose and feels like it's going to break pretty quickly, to test them I tried lifting my fridge which is much much smaller then the one in the picture on the ad and definitely weighs a lot less then 350 but pounds unfortunately these were not capable of doing it, I can jack it up but they won't hold the weight up, they ended up costing me over 75 dollars Canadian and unfortunately are not worth even 20 dollars in my eyes, pretty disappointed with the product

Works perfect. Freeze up your hands . Built like they should last through normal use.

Couldn’t handle 200 pounds.