Can the lifter tool lift furniture that *sits* total on the ***ground*** and (doesn't) have an opening around the legs.?
265613
you will need to slightly tilt just enough to get tool under--maybe 1/2 inch--good luck
265614
I think it could if the furniture wasn't too heavy & the white 'slide' could get under the furniture enough to raise it so you could place the pads at each corner. I haven't tried it, but I imagine it could?
265615
yes. i lifted my refrigerator to put sliders under to move out of kitchen when i had carpet installed.
265616
yes, I moved a small entertainment center that was on a swivel base. I think it works well with furniture that sits flat on the floor.
1984396
Just measure across the diameter of the leg at its bottom. If it measures just under 1" diameter, then you will have to wind some electrical tape around the end of the leg in order to make a tight enough fit for these rubber leg tips, so that they cannot fall off whenever you lift the furniture/equipment. Conversely, these rubber tips can be forced over a slightly oversized leg diameter; probably up to about 1 1/16".
1272562
Yes - just open it past vertical and lift gently - first one side, then the other.
2265724
I don't believe so. The drawer will keep the lift from coming nearly level with the top of the cabinet.
1534806
No because of the tool's extremely low clearance from the floor. This tool is specifically designed to remove dust from underneath hard to move furniture and appliances.
1983896
No, you would need to put the sheet on the tool with the show face towards the lift.
867898
I don't see how it could be done, plus, you want a solid contact with the floor. The saw and stand are so light, you can pick them up and move them around very easily.
1041424
I just took a look at it and it appears that you can remove the legs with a Philips screwdriver.
2041052
No. The chairs cannot be pushed under the table because of the legs, just partially.
295222
The puller is fixed into the cabinet/drawer which makes it sit flush and is very sturdy. Hope that helps :)
832980
Yes, as long as the legs are under the chair you are sitting at. Be careful not to accidentally catch the tray under neath and lift it as the tray will lift up over the hooks and collapse...I do find it very useful..!!
2271636
You would have to remove the legs and mounts, and the drawers and slides to get a flat surface underneath, If you wanted to raise it approx 3" with some sort of shorter legs, you could easily remove the legs and leave the rest intact
586061
I assume you mean to have the jack fully extended most of the time and then actually "lower" the jack to raise a platform? I doubt it will do that....I would not think the shaft that moves would have the pulling strength without coming out of the outside cylinder.
2153660
I haven't tried that,but see no reason why it wouldn't work. You just insert the openings over the leg frames and finish opening up the chair. Works very well.
388146
legs fold and the height will be legs + support bar. of course you can take the support bar out if needed. it's a great tool.
207601
Yes. Get a fingernail under a corner and gradually lift it up.I have done this successfully more than once while getting it positioned correctly.
1430365
In my application the other two legs on the lift chair have adjusters on them. However, you could try something like the 3" round pads that are used with furniture mover kits or small floor protectors that are available for a few dollars at most home depot or other similar stores.