Drywall Lifts Explained

Whether hanging drywall alone or with help using a drywall lift will be a huge help. Lifts are made for walls as well as ceilings.

[@christopherlynn8377]

Thank you for sharing!

[@saephoto723]

Can the floor panel lift attachment be purchased separately from the hydraulic lift? Anyone know what it’s called?

[@davidgriffith6627]

Okay Myron. Hanging walls with the “ceiling” lift. 1)- Position the wheeled “carriage” close to the wall to be hung. The 2 moveable arms of the carriage should be against the wall. 2)- Flip the floor brake down so it is in contact with the floor. 3)- Press the locking mechanism down and simultaneously push the entire lift forward to the wall. The arms will then spread further out and allow the lift to move very close to the wall. With the floor brake in position the lift can’t move backwards away from the wall. 4)- Proceed to lift the sheet into position as normal. Otherwise an informative video. 👍🏻

[@Tattooclownfish71]

Hi am a newbie am learning to hang sheets first time any tips am renovating my 1975 mobile home I bought it’s all brown inside super thin wall panels it’s sad so do I try to stagger the walls or just the ceiling I wish I could hire someone but contractors want a lot of money am poor lol any tips please let me know what kind of drill is that I only have a drill what’s urs called is that attachment on urs it’s awsome great video 😁😁

[@user-zm6mj1pw1z]

Sure after putting the thing together you wouldn't have the strength to lift the dry wall onto the lift

[@wild.k1149]

Why didn’t you show hanging the drywall by yourself like you said you can do. Why say you can do it and not show it.

[@kristianbenson3689]

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