Lowe's has
DeWALT 20V MAX GRABO Drywall/Panel Vacuum Lifter (Tool Only, DCE592B) on sale for
$159.
Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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- Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Details:
- High Load Capacity: Up to 265 lbs max lift-load capacity†for heavy materials.
- Versatile Performance: Works with a wide range of non-porous and semi-porous materials, including rough textured surfaces.
- Built-in Pressure Sensor: Automatically engages to maintain vacuum suction for confident applications.
- Bright LED Control Screen: Color LED screen with digital pressure gauge displays load capacity and operational mode.
- Audio Alarm: Alerts when battery charge reaches critically low levels.
- Lift-Strap Attachment Hooks: 4 metal hooks for use with lifting straps (straps sold separately).
- Convenient Maintenance: Easy replacement of foam-rubber vacuum seal; includes protective seal cover for storage.
- Visibility in Sunlight: Includes sun shade accessory for better visibility in direct sunlight.
- Included Items: (1) 20V MAX* GRABO Lifter (Tool Only), (1) Sunshade Accessory, (1) Seal Guard Accessory, (3) Replacement Dust Filters, (1) Foam-rubber Seal (DZE591).
Community Reviews
The DeWALT 20V MAX GRABO lifter is a handy suction tool for moving large, awkward materials by yourself, especially 4 by 8 sheets, 3 quarter inch MDF, furniture, aquariums, and smooth stone or marble pavers. It can also keep pumping automatically if suction starts to drop, which helps on smooth surfaces and other hard to grip items. Performance is less reliable on OSB, where it may grab briefly or fail in colder conditions, while plywood holds better. It feels like a premium, sometimes overkill option compared with cheaper carriers, but it is useful when solo handling matters.
DIYers who need to carry a 4x8 sheet by yourself because it lets you move the sheet without having to lift it to slide a carrier underneath.
People moving heavy, awkward materials like 3/4 MDF alone because the lifter "works AMAZING" for getting those items moved by yourself.
Homeowners relocating items on smoother surfaces (like furniture or an aquarium) because it's handy when grip is hard and it automatically pumps down again if suction starts to drop.
Renovators working with smooth stone surfaces because it "works nicely on smooth stone."
Builders who want to lift and place natural stone/marble pavers because it worked surprisingly well on ~50-60 lb pavers in testing (even if it may be more than you need).
Anyone planning to rely on it for OSB in colder weather because multiple tests on several OSB pieces failed and the suction stopped working reliably (while plywood still grabbed fine).
Users who specifically need dependable suction on OSB because it may only grab briefly and then likely fall off.
DIYers who are comparing it to a much cheaper alternative for basic sheet moving because a Kreg carrier for $25 "works just fine," making this DeWALT option feel like overkill.
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