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HAS ANYONE THOUGHT OF A WATER HEATER LIFT.I AM SELF EMPLOYED AND WOULD LOVE TO BE ABLE TO LIFT AND INSTALL 50-75 GAL HEATERS WITHOUT HELPFROM OTHERS.SOMETHING THAT COULD POSSIBLY LIFT TO A HEIGHT OF 30" OR SO.
How i do it, by myself is....without a lift......screw in a 8" nipple to grab, and roll it in close, lay it partway over, get my knee under it, balance and get the feet on the tray, and push it up. Its a trick, but if you do a few a day, it becomes easy. But in the attic, don't try it alone.
one man waterheater lift
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TOD 01/09/06
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