Gorilla Gripper - Review Tools In Action

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[Toolsinaction]

I guess if you will be using it all day, its not that heavy. I still think going up stairs is much easier when you through the plywood over your shoulder. The gorilla is great for moving over flat areas. Going up and down stairs, the system is harder because the weight is below you as opposed to being above you.

[Toolsinaction]

If your hauling it all over the building, its not bad. However its a little heavy to carry around all day. Might be easy to throw the sheets on your should and carry it that way

[Toolsinaction]

Your right. We try to do that on our newer videos.

[whiskeycreek]

I like using those orange stanley sheet carriers. They are a little awkward on stairs by yourself but doable. They basically make your arm longer.

[rickymcgrath]

Seems like it will cause more time loss to setup, carrot, drop and them handle. If you're JUST carrying sheets from one spot to another and you're not stacking and they're already stood on their side, it's good.

[fuckthispost]

Hey i just resently got a job with a carpenter and im pretty much the grunt aka carrying all the lumber most of the time, would it be worth it to invest in this for carrying osb and general framing materials?

[fuckthispost]

how heavy is the thing? because i'm basically hauling all the material it takes to frame a house inside by myself thats alot of osb sheets and long awkward position my arms arent that long

[mikemull]

Theifs lol thats a carpet puller if ive ever seen one