Qualcraft Pump Jack System

[@michaelwebb8788]

These may not pass safety code on new construction jobs nowadays, but 2 friends and I sided with them for 5 years w/o any injuries or failures. Occasionally a little oil is required on the crank and pump mechanisms due to rust inhibiting easy operation. Most of the complaints I see here regarding them not working correctly, I would chalk up to user error or inexperience. If you use an aluminum plank, stuff a series of 1" wooden dowels in the structure tubes of the plank to allow you to lay a box of siding, cut soffit or fascia on while working. I still have my set and am using them to reside my friend's lake house right now. Brace the poles up properly and these are a very safe and efficient way to do siding, house painting, etc.

[@michaelwebb8788]

BTW, on tall poles, we staggered our joint splicing 6-8 feet rather than just 18 or so inches as shown in this video.

[@EnemyJDL95]

Thank you for the tips video. I'm about to go take that thing up on a deck 30 feet up and we forgot a step in the locking of the crank handle

[@edsonafurtado7629]

Parabéns pela inversão

[@brad119911]

Im curently useing one of these at a job for sideing. After about yen feet they woble pretty good so u gotta x brace them. The three poles were useing are 32' long and overall stand about 25' wide. I dont like tgem at 25' high they woble and just dont feel good. U look straight down the poles and see how bent they are too!

[@asksweetmelody]

Qualcraft use steel cotter pins which rust in a few month while other company use galvanized one. Qualcraft somehow gets stuck at the top and I had to pry out with a hammer. I will pay a little more and buy either werner or alumapole.

[@elizabethhastings8149]

installing the 2 pump jacks went very straight forward, they go up perfect, however, they dig in trying to come down. I can not make them go down. I am using 2 x 4's. any ideas on what to do? I am stumped

[@juanjore22]

10 !👍

[@emigrantgap]

at 3:05, random hammering.

[@earlwright3613]

emigrantgap woodpeckers lol

[@earlwright3613]

we used them in the 80's I didn't mind them at all until you start going down. you know mash the pedal and start cranking because it would suddenly drop a few inches and

[@stevekeel4143]

that was the ride!

[@tristancarver8777]

You are suppose to put tension on the pedal before you depress the pedal.

[@GettingtheTruthOut]

looks scary as hell.

[@ab11ful]

Witam. Ile taki komplet kosztuje. I czy jest możliwość wysyłki do Polski

[@andamiosandinocirosalinasp5016]

Excelente me gustaria saber cuanto cuesta para traerlo a Bogota Colombia

[@israelluquez2516]

Andamios Andino 60 dolares por cada uno lo podes comprar en las tiendas home depot.yo los use anteriormente y me dieron resultado.

[@asksweetmelody]

I have used werner, aluma pole, and qualcraft pumpjacks. While I do not completely understand the locking and climbing mechanism, I suspect that they are similar in features. I purchsed qualcraft pump jacks and work bench since they were cheapest. Lately I noticed the plastic end caps covering on these are falling apart while I had no problems with those on werner and alumapole. Without those plastic end caps, your pole will be gouged. Stay away from qualcraft.

[@Agarthalien]

Oui mais pump jack semble uniquement être fiable seulement pour des chevrons de section faible, je dis pas à quel point c'est dangereux sur dix mêtres de hauts !

[@neldablanco1663]

But wait there's more!

[@fordguyfordguy]

watching the intro mad me dizzy.

[@littleBearcanoes]

I want to use them backwards ?? Any one do this?

[@veebran7845]

20yrs later, they sued for knee replacement surgery at 39 yrs old.😂

[@-asaka-4395]

А что так можно было!

[@kahvac]

I don't trust it. I think I would rather spend more money and be safer.

[@vivitar45]

i could not see this pas safty on job sites

[@envisionelec]

Total shit. They get stuck coming down - yes, I am using FIR and they're level, plumb and straight. Such a huge waste of money.

[@olafbigandglad]

junk.

[@martexmsi]

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