Viking Arm The Original Handheld Jack/Clamp - Labor-Saving Tool for Lifting Up to 330 lbs (150 kg) with One Hand, Perfect for Restuffing and Lifting Heavy Objects - Solo Pack

Very well built. Great value for money, looking at its build. The metal parts are very sturdy 4 mm thick !! It clearly lifts heavy furniture with ease. You can even lower it down incrementally, which is a big plus when you trying to align block below your furniture or equipment. I would definitely recommend this product that is built in Norway !! I am planning to buy another one, just to treat my self.

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This worked so well. I tried lifting a bed to remove a rug and couldn't do it. This item lifted the bed in minutes with just the one. I plan on getting a 2nd one. It's easy to use.

The real deal, heavy duty and versatile, we use two of these tools and it’s money well spent.

Amazing lifting power in a small package. Pricey, but worth it for the need we had. Lift arms are shorter than I would have preferred, but got the job done.We needed to get an ~800 lb, 12x14 gazebo moved and wanted to do it w/o disassembly. In order to do it, we needed to get it lifted up high enough to put automobile dollies under each corner post.Required 2 Viking arm jacks to raise half the posts at a time to get on the dollies. Longer lift arms would have helped, but worked fine and got the job done

This is a very useful tool. It is solidly built, nicely finished, and functions very well. I bought one a while back, and recently bought a second.You can of course use it for dialing in the lift of all sorts of things. I especially like it for hanging and removing doors because it allows very fine control.

A must for all DIYers. Very sturdy but light and easy to use.

Out of the box this tool is beefy and well made. Does it lift? You betcha! I used to pull an iron stake from the ground that would have normally not been possible to pull out without a jack. I’ve got a saw in my shop that weighs about 150 lbs and is difficult to lift. These lifted it like it was a feather. The handle squeezing action is very smooth and it’s incredible the torque created by a gentle squeeze. I’ve got other uses for these but it’s interesting how you can turn the blades 180 and you have clamps. These are made in Norway, my favorite country I visited while serving in the US Navy many years ago. These are pricey but you are getting a quality piece of engineering that actually works!