WORKPRO Cabinet Jack Support Pole, 54-114 Inches Steel Telescopic Quick Support Rod Adjustable 3rd Hand Support System with 154 lbs Capacity for Cabinet Jack, Drywall Jack& Cargo Bars, 2-Pack

Great product very sturdy and well made. I can pump them up with 2 fingers went my 160lb kid pulls down on it. Would highly recommend if u work alone and need stuff lifted to a specific height.

When I received these they are much more heavy duty than I expected. I was using zip poles. These felt stronger and more rugged. So far so good. I work construction and these are a great addition to my tools.

I'm using mine to support the middle of a looooooong wood closet shelf with a lot of heavy things on it AND an associated very long closet clothes hanger rod/pipe that was bowing in the middle from the weight. The 3/4" wood shelf is supported on the ends and back against the wall, but with all that length the front had bent down nearly 2 inches over the years with all that weight. I could see that at some point in the future it would dump unless something was done. The closet rod/pipe was bowed about 1 inch in the middle from a huge amount of clothes hanging on it. I put one of these under the shelf and raised it about an inch to start, then left it for a week to allow the bowed wood to adjust and not split on me. This jack held perfectly the whole week. Then I raised the shelf another inch where it still is, nearly level. Wonderful! I know the ultimate solution is a mid-shelf metal brace against the wall into a stud that I would have to find (not easy, tongue and groove board on the wall, stud finders don't work, too deep), but I don't have time for that now! These lifts are the perfect solution until then. Same with the closet rod. I put one of these in the middle and cranked it up until the rod was nearly level. Problems solved!! I bought the shorter version of these too that I plan to use for what they are really designed for, holding up a new bathroom cabinet in place while I screw it down, replacing an old existing one. That job would be hard to do with just 1 person without a lift like this to hold the cabinet in place. Even with two people the cabinet is heavy enough it would be difficult without a lift.

These are decent. I’m a pro handyman and have using them for about a year, but I like the Fast cap version a little better.Pros-One piece. The feet don’t come off of these like the fast cap version.-Strong. These have plenty of pushing power to help lift or push stiff.Cons- One piece. Because the feet are attached, you can’t rotate these by just spinning the pole. This really only comes into play when I’m using them with my laser. With the fast cap version, I can just grab the pole and rotate it until the laser goes where I need it. It’s super handy if the laser is high up and out of my reach. With these, I have to rotate the laser by rotating the laser itself.-When it comes to extending the pole before using the jack feature, they did not put holes all the way down the pole. Just 6. This just limits the ease of adjustments. If you need the use it in the middle range, you have to use more of the jack. The fast cap version has holes down the length of the pole.-The line that helps you line up the button when extending or retracting the pole wears out much faster than the fast cap version.

Easy to use and extremely helpful!

Worked like a charm did exactly what they’re supposed to do. Always nice when that is the case.

As advertised; I used these to lift and patch some sagging drywall ceiling. They worked like a charm.

Value for the price