Handy S.A.M. 1200 Mower Air Lift Vs Handy S.A.M. 1000 Motorcycle Lift Comparison 1 YR / 3 YR Review
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2024
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This video offers an honest review of the Handy S.A.M. 1200 air lift vs the Handy S.A.M. 1000 lift table after years of use / abuse
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Thanks for sharing your experience and thoughts regarding the lifts. The three toys that I use pretty often and try to do my own maintenance and repairs include a Hustler Raptor SD 60" mower, Polaris 700 Sportsman ATV and a Rayco 1625 Super Jr. stump grinder. I'll be looking into the Handy 1500 since the stump grinder weighs in at 1320 lbs. Thanks again for sharing.
I will have a video out on the 1500 next week. Ours arrived last Friday...so far very happy
Advantage of the airbag is that it doesn't rust from moisture like the pneumatic cylinder does. If you have cylinder be sure to use air tool oil.
That is true, where we use it never gets wet or if it does it dries quickly. Lots of oil all over it should help. Thanks for watching!
TY for Sharing
Thanks for watching!
Anything beats nothing and it’s good 👍
I agree there! It is one of the things I like to show just so others in the same position can make a better decision. These will still last a very long time with us working them extremely hard but the upgraded one may have been the better long term investment. I almost forget about the years going home in so much back pain I could barely think. These tables definitely are a game changer!
Sounds like you would have been better of with the BoB 1500 ?
Definite will be purchasing the 1500 for the next table! The 1000 and 1200 are nice but I abuse the heck out of them. Thanks for watching!
I'm pretty sure you mean "Pneumatic Cylinder" and not Hydraulic ram. Pneumatic is air and Hydraulic is fluid. I've seen air bags in very heavy duty industrial use. We use air bags on many different machines.
I sure do! They seem way more stout than I was thinking. Thanks for watching!
If air bags were a problem being weak or easy to puncture, don't think they would be used on tractor trailers or big construction equipment, used in dirty environments.
You are probably right there! It seems like with heat, chemicals and debris from drilling, grinding or other things it would not work well or would fail sooner but even with fuel spilling multiple times on the table not a drop was ever on the airbag so it was designed well in that regard also
Shop is nice and clean, must be very slow now 😢😢😢
Haha! I try to keep it clean but during the spring and summer is is almost impossible. I just cleaned up after the long video I did the other day and I was thinking there is no way I pulled out half the toolbox just to fix one mower! This is why much of my stuff gets left where it is when I am done working with it. Normally on the table end. I always need it there for the next one anyway. Thanks for watching!