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Gorilla Gripper 44010 Panel Carrier

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Description:

Maximum grip and lift leverage T6 aluminum gripper plates. Special rubber gripping pads. Cushioned comfort handle. Safe, easy way to grip, lift and carry drywall, plywood and cumbersome sheet goods. The Gorilla Gripper makes it simple and effortless to gr ip and pull individual drywall, plywood and other sheet goods from horizontal or vertical stacks. Secures sheet goods for enhanced control and makes those material seem much lighter and absolutely easier to lift. The heavier the material the stronger it g rips. No bending, torquing or straining your back. The Gorilla Gripper reduces stress on back, neck, shoulders, arms and fingers. No obstructed view as when lifting sheet goods over your head. Grip from the top, lift and carry.

Features:

Makes it easy for one person to lift and carry sheet goods


Reduces strain on back, neck, shoulders & arms


Promotes personal safety in multiple ways


Increases carrying capability


Ruggedly constructed lifetime tool


Product Details:
Product Weight: 4.51 pounds
Package Length: 8.4 inches
Package Width: 6.4 inches
Package Height: 5.6 inches
Package Weight: 2.5 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 45 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 4.5
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5awesome toolJul 16, 2010
The gorilla gripper is amazing to use and so easy. one of the best tools i have purchased. wow!!

5Works!Jun 16, 2010
Moving 3/4 inch hardwood plywood by yourself without damage was not possibile for me before this. I would let one edge drop and a corner would be dented. This grips the edge and it is as easy as moving around a 2X4. As I get older I like to find smart ways to work rather than macho ways. With this, I'll get another 10 to 15 years of woodworking out of this body!

4GripperJun 05, 2010
Hold sheets of material good. Just be prepared to carry a heavy load with one arm! I finally wound up carrying obs sheets with two hands for better control. Maybe for lighter loads it would be great. Works as it is designed perfectly.

5EZ to use and you can watch where you are goingApr 07, 2010
The thing works great on 8ft drywall. Today was the first time i used it.To me the best reason to use this tool is that you carry the sheet of material must lower so you can see where in the HELL you are going.No more hitting the tops of doorways.So Ez to use a monkey could do it.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

4Very helpful toolFeb 09, 2010
I read over a lot of reviews, especially the 1 - 2 star ones and decided to give this a try anyway.
We run a custom cabinet shop and work with heavy sheet goods like 3/4" mdf. We load our sheet goods from the
truck right on to our panel saw but even so working with these sheet goods is tough on our aging wrists and usually
one guy will work with the panel saw.
The tool works as described, however you cannot unweight the sheet at all or it will slip right out. Example -
on the first sheet I tried -3/4" MDF I wanted to shift my grip slightly on the tool to get a better
hand grip. I snapped the weight of the board up slightly to do this and the split second
that the weight of the board was gone as it "bounced" it slipped out of the gripper and dropped. No toes crushed so
I tried again, this time I lifted up quickly on the board and bounced the weight again on purpose and it slipped
right out. So moral to the story is go slow and steady, if you need to change a grip or body position -set the
board down and then lift again. We watched the video on the gorilla gripper site and if you watch he never
unweights the board, and moves very smoothly and slowly and we know why. I'm not sure about
using it on ladders or scaffolding, but I would certainly give it a try with the above comment in mind.
But now we always use the gripper to handle our sheet goods. We have had
no problem with the slick MDF slipping out of the unit as noted on other reviews. Hope this helps your decision....

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