Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Mesa Elevadora Hidráulica Carga Máx. 350 kg Elevación Máx. 127 cm, Carro Hidráulico de Doble Tijera, con Pedal, Mango Plegable, Descenso Controlado y Ruedas PU con Freno para Almacén y Taller

Don't do it. Too many reliable (non-Chinese) vendors selling the same Chinese thing. Northern Tool for one. Mine was purchased through Vevor and leaked hydraulic oil through faulty gaskets from day one. Weeks and weeks of bs customer service translated through a bs customer service intermediary led to me sending this 150 lb beast back to China for a refund. You want to risk it? Go ahead. Dont destroy the original (already destroyed and oil soaked) cardboard box. Good luck is all I can tell you! Does it work? I guess it would, if you happen to get the one out of ten that was assembled per spec. Glen H.

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It is hard to write a review on something that was never received! I did receive a credit but that left me without a piece of equipment I needed. I will try to reorder and then see if I receive it. I have received several other items with no problems and they have been great! I was really looking forward to using this!

If I could give this zero stars I would. First off when the item was delivered the packaging was destroyed. The worst packaging that this item could’ve been packed in was this. It should’ve been more reinforced box. As for the item itself when I go to locking the brakes, the car still moves the brakes do not work at all. When you’re pumping the hydraulic up, it bounces so hard. That’ll make what you’re moving shake. There’s one at Harbor Freight that I was skeptical by because I’ve been loyal to Vevor. So I went and bought the one from Harbor Freight. Night and day difference, the packaging was not beat up like this one was. Easy to assemble. Which assembly for this one was not difficult at all either it was good. For the brakes when you locked them, they lock. Moving around and when you have to put the hydraulic up and down, very smooth up and down with the hydraulics. If you’re in the market to buy one of these, my biggest suggestion is to go with the one from Harbor Freight. It’s cheaper and better. Hands-down way better piece of equipment than this one I purchased. If I could return this, I would. I bought it and didn’t need to open it right away. If I would’ve opened it right away, I would’ve returned it instantly.

It work good but leaked oil all over shop floor cause loose bolt.

Out of 50 items from Vevor this is the only product with a less than 4 start rating. Within a week of using the first time to lift a 20 gallon gas container out of the bed of my truck the hydraulic cylinder has constantly leaked. Very disappointing and unless you are an expert with hydraulic cylinders I would not recommend. Again 99% of everything I bought from Vevor is great this is not one of them.

it was damaged due to not being in a box, so I refused the product

If you want a $380.00 orange boat anchor by this hydraulic lift table. Received 3 weeks ago, would not lift. 3 attempts contacting Vevor promised to get back is 24-48 hours. Have had any help or reply. The product is useless as is the customer serve. Shop elsewhere.

I ordered this cart on Nov 30th. It made it to my house on Dec 7th after FedEx having it "out for delivery" 4 days in a row. It arrived unboxed, wrapped in plastic wrap with the shipping label cut from the box attached to the plastic wrap. The lever for the foot pump was missing and the wheels were bent to the right. I reached out to Vevor and sent photos of the damage and reported the missing parts. They asked me to assemble the cart to make sure parts were missing. I did so, and the parts were still missing. I sent all requested images to them. It takes several days for them to review. Eventually they reported the parts were dispatched to me (shipped from China). Upon arrival, they only sent the missing foot lever. I asked if there were more on the way, and they told me to put on the foot lever and see if I still was missing parts in the shipment. I did as they asked, sent more photos of the damaged bits and that's where we're at now, 30 days after initial order. They're still reviewing my new photos of the bent wheels. Meanwhile I've had this orange cart in my shop, unable to easily move it around (it won't roll on the bent wheels!). Once I finally get all the parts that were damaged, I'm sure it'll be great. Seems sturdy enough as long as it's being used for the intended purpose...

Good idea, poorly executed and poorly packaged. The table part just free flops in the box and the handles were both just intertwined in a big batch of fuck you in the box and one messed up the release cable. After you get injured trying to get this clusterfuck out of the box, you put it together and then immediately slice the fuck out of your hand on a super sharp jagged piece of metal on the handle at the release lever. After you get stitches at the hospital and get back home again, you can try to use this thing. Key word, try. Whoever "designed" the rear casters, I pray they never reproduce. That person has clearly never used any tools in their life. The weird metal box things around the wheels just randomly drop and hook the ground and you come to a dead halt and eat the handle. I removed those, cool? Oh, no. No. The lever for the brake on the wheel is longer than the wheel is tall and now that eats the floor and again, dead stop and you eat the handle. I cut those shorter and it almost rolls now. And theres some random bars on the back of the scissor part that just flop around, no function I can find and they just get in the way. They aren't locks, and the parts list and directions don't show them. I haven't even used this thing yet, I just spent 2 hours unpacking and unfucking everything so it'll hopefully be usable. I don't normally leave bad reviews, but I'm fired up. This shouldn't have been a journey to just make this thing lift and roll.