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   RW | Jan 17, 2005 11:45pm | #1

   Telepro . . .

   and if you're supplier is nice, some of them let you have the lift when you source from them. But hey, if you want to spend on one, go for it.

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   PaulBinCT | Jan 18, 2005 12:07am | #3

   Good suggestion RW, I appreciate it but I'm just small potatoes right now and the job is full of wierdness so I'm probably going to want to have it there for longer than they'd appreciate ;)

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   andybuildz | Jan 18, 2005 01:33am | #4

   you can find some good ones on Ebay.I almost bought one a year or so ago and found several on Ebay.aHired a drywall company instead : )Be workin' smart/not harder than I have to...

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   edit: Just looked on E bay under "drywall lifts".there are dozens at great prices

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   Shoeman | Jan 18, 2005 03:36am | #5

   I bought one about a year ago.  Got it used from the rental center, helped me justify the purchase over rental.   Sure nice not to have to run and get the thing, make sure you get all the ceiling done and have to drive back to drop it off at the end of the day.

   Sucks having one more thing to store though.

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   maverick | Jan 17, 2005 11:55pm | #2

   I bought one used. I think it came from http://www.northerntool.com originally