YMMV in-store - GRABO vacuum lifter $100

Waffleb0t

Jun 17, 2025 03:09 AM

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Waffleb0tJun 17, 2025 03:09 AM

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This model the battery is constantly on and unit is constantly running, the Grabo pro and DeWalt hit an amount of suction and stop, then resume if suction drops below a threshold. Those last a lot longer since that saves battery power, but they are a lot more than $100. Great deal, and battery runtime is about 90 mins.

b00gersugar

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Jun 17, 2025 03:28 AM

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b00gersugar

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This model the battery is constantly on and unit is constantly running, the Grabo pro and DeWalt hit an amount of suction and stop, then resume if suction drops below a threshold. Those last a lot longer since that saves battery power, but they are a lot more than $100. Great deal, and battery runtime is about 90 mins.

true but the grabo has a much higher weight capacity. unless you're working in a window warehouse and moving glass around 8 hours a day, i don't think the battery life is that much of a problem

as for the dewalt grabo's, i've seen them for $135-$150 at lowes, fasternetsinc and murdoch's

mr7rizt4n

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Jun 17, 2025 03:38 AM

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mr7rizt4n

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yeah - if it is something that i'd use more than once or twice a year then i'd get the dewalt model to go with my 20+ batteries but it feels like one of those tools that'd really be best in a pair. for something this infrequently used i figured 2 (with higher capacity) for 200 is better than 1 dewalt or certainly 2 with the massive price gap at that point.
(or at least that's how i justified the purchase of more tools i don't actually need)

4togrfr

Jun 17, 2025 11:46 AM

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4togrfrJun 17, 2025 11:46 AM

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My Lowe's has them for $80. This is something I never considered buying before but this price point definitely makes it tempting.

4togrfr

Jun 17, 2025 04:04 PM

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4togrfrJun 17, 2025 04:04 PM

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Quote from b00gersugar

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true but the grabo has a much higher weight capacity. unless you're working in a window warehouse and moving glass around 8 hours a day, i don't think the battery life is that much of a problem

as for the dewalt grabo's, i've seen them for $135-$150 at lowes, fasternetsinc and murdoch's

They all have the same weight capacity. The "rated" working weight difference is probably due to advise from Dewalt's legal team.

Waffleb0t

Jun 17, 2025 10:47 PM

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Waffleb0tJun 17, 2025 10:47 PM

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Quote from 4togrfr

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My Lowe's has them for $80. This is something I never considered buying before but this price point definitely makes it tempting.

I have 2x pros and love them, they have a lot of uses. A great YouTuber named Izzy Swan made a bunch of tools around the Grabo, hand truck clamp and vacuum clamp for routing, and plates that leverage them for tile moving and cabinet hanging. Super versatile.
https://youtu.be/TU7nkxZkz78

Product Description:	The Nemo GRABO revolutionized the way construction professionals lift, carry and install heavy and awkward items. GRABO can lift tiles, natural stone, wet cast concrete pavers and many sheet goods used in general construction. This highly popular and trusted power tool, lives up to the promise of "Heavy Lifting – Made Easy”. GRABO is an ideal lifting tool for natural stone, rough patterned tiles, countertops, glass, diamond patterned steel (checker plate) and even slightly porous materials such as plywood and drywall. GRABO creates a powerful vacuum, and has a safe lifting capacity of up to 375 pounds. The ergonomic design provides maximum work efficiency. It is lightweight and can be easily carried around in a tool box. It's portability, simple operation, and performance make it a game-changer for professionals in the building and construction industry. It is also great for moving furniture and appliances. To lift any flat slab of solid material, simply turn on the GRABO and place it straight on the surface. Once the vacuum pump is activated, it creates a strong suction and firmly attaches to almost any surface, rough or smooth. This makes lifting panels or slabs, or even objects of different materials much easier. GRABO Cordless Powered Vacuum Suction Cup Lifter with Battery 375-lb Load Capacity Plastic Panel/Paver/Flooring vacuum lifter in Black \| NG-1B-FB-1S
Product SKU:	5005493607_5005493607
UPC:	840082400455

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