Recenzje klientów dla Wózek podnośny hydrauliczny VEVOR, udźwig 1000 kg, wysokość podnoszenia 100 cm, stół podnośny nożycowy do transportu w warsztacie i magazynie, konstrukcja stalowa, mechanizm nożycowy pojedynczy, 4 koła, pedał nożny i składana rączka

Used to raise and slide into the cabinet a double oven, which was super easy. It held the oven at the right height for the electrical connection to be completed before sliding the oven into place. Glad i got one...

Great heavy duty table. Solved an issue moving an 800 lb motor to a skid and raising it a few inches to slide it off onto the mount.

Like many when younger can lift like no other. Since I turn 50 well it's been alot harder now. With this I was able to load and unload truck without any problem. Worked great with my new 375 lb bbq pit to put in back yard. Unload from truck and placed in back yard without a problem then unloading cement and equipment with easy.

Sartisfait de mon achat jai eu un petit problème qui a été regler rapidement par vevor pour corriger la situation

Very heavy product and well made should last and get the job done. Installation was fairly easy had to make adjustments to make lift work properly

Bought as a Christmas gift. Best lift table for the price and quality. Recipient was very pleased. Would definitely recommend this product Would buy from this vendor again .

This is my second lift table. My first one I got a year ago and loved it so much for my small engine repair shop, that I needed to get a second 1. I used it for snowblowers, then I got curious and I lifted an ATV, and then I wanted to see what the limit was. I can lift a full size ATV up with it and I can also lift part of a UTV up with it, I'm very impressed with this lift cart!

Well made and was easy to finish assembly after unboxing. Lifts easy and smooth. Heavy enough to be stable. I left about 75lbs on it at different heights for days at a time and it hasn’t crept down.

Heavy duty. The handle was out of alignment from shipping abuse but it was still easy to assemble even with plans. A couple obvious pins for the top, bolts for the handle and the foot pump and you’re done. If I could say something negative it would be the packing. It’s near 100lbs of steel and it had pretty much eaten the flimsily packed box from the inside out by the time it got to me and it looked like it had tape surgery a couple times along the way.To its credit it didn’t show the slightest wear except the tweaked handle.

Solidly built hydraulic scissor lift cart functions easily. Foot lever pumps up the platform relatively fast. Hand lever on pipe handle lets it down slowly and smoothly. Haven't lift/lowered with max 500 lb load but it worked without surprises for supporting 100-150 lb kitchen built-in appliance for one person to elevate, hook up 110V power, and slide into cabinet. Some assembly required to attach pipe handle and foot lever that should come with a package of screws zip tied to the underside of the assembled cart. I added stacked rubber and plastic fender washers between the pipe handle and platform, to avoid immediately chaffing off the paint and rusting the platform from the getgo. Some of the tapped holes are rough but didn't strip the screw threads.