VEVOR Hydraulic Lift Table Cart, 330 lbs Load Capacity, 50-Inch Lifting Height, Manual Single Scissor Lift Table with Non-Slip Pad and 4 Wheels, Orange, Alloy Steel

Wanted one for years. Now I wish I hadn't waited so long. Very sturdy. Makes lifting and moving heavy or awkward items a breeze. Makes a great extra work table when the workbench is busy. I would also use in the basement but just too heavy to for convenience.

After 15 years of keeping bees, I finally built a honey house to get that messy process out of the kitchen. This lift made getting 50lb honey buckets up to the right height for bottling without having to hoist them up on a kitchen counter. As an old lady beekeeper, that was a lifesaver. Also lifts full cases of honey jars up to shelf height and moves all kinds of stuff easily around the space and into storage. Seemed like a big investment but has paid for itself over and over in avoiding back problems. That it’s on wheels and cranks down to only about six inches huh and up over for feet make it one of the most useful tools I’ve bought.

This is a well built hydraulic lift table. I haven't tested the 330 lbs limit, but believe it to be true based not the build quality. I like that it is orange and sticks out in the garage. I won't be backing into it or unexpectedly stumbling over it. The table lift quickly and easily with the foot lever. I find my self something wanting a precise height and needing to go a bit more and backing it down slowly with the handle release. I held back one star because I think the handle should be made to fold down. Nearly all the models I found on Amazon and the internet that had folding handle only raised to <30". I want both 50ish inch height and folding handle.

Great product. Very little assembly required. Very stable. Good construction.

⚠️ Unstable at height, rough/jerky lift and rise — not usable for what I bought it for I bought this VEVOR hydraulic lift table cart to raise items to a manageable working height due to ongoing back problems. I didn’t get to test it immediately because it sat in my garage while I was in therapy and dealing with constant back pain. In use, the platform is very wobbly/unstable when raised, and the lift action is rough/jerky on both the way up and down (not smooth/controlled). An item started to lean on the stand; when I tried to catch/stabilize it, the cart shifted and I aggravated my back. For safety, I stopped using it. 🧩 Assembly note: there wasn’t much to assemble—basically installing the foot pump lever and the push handle—so this isn’t an “assembled wrong” situation. Also, there was no delivery damage. 🧰 Context: I’ve spent years in mechanical repair/rebuild work and I’m careful about setup/assembly. This isn’t damage, misuse, or overloading — it’s a stability/design/quality issue. ✅ It might be fine for smaller/lighter items, but it hasn’t felt stable or safe for what it’s rated for (or what I bought it for). If you’re considering this model, I’d strongly recommend reading other buyer feedback specifically about stability and lift smoothness, because those are the deal-breakers here. Also, I’m now well past the return window, and with my condition I can’t safely lift/handle a heavy cart like this for repacking/return anyway (and I no longer have the original box).

This VEVOR lift is a great product. It is sturdy. It should be easy to put together. It actually is easy to put together, but mine showed up missing a one of the bolts used to attach the upright handle to the base, and I've yet to be able to procure a replacement. The lift mechanism works as advertised - it has no problem lifting a 100-plus pound lithium-based power station plus a 90-pound supplemental battery. In short, this VEVOR lift is a 5-star product, but for me, reduced to a 3-star value because of a missing bolt. I bought the VEVOR to move lithium power station and supplemental batteries between indoor storage shelves and an RV. Sounded like a great idea at the time. Thing is, I have a short set of steps to navigate. I was fully prepared to carry the power station and supplemental batteries up and down those steps by hand. I'd made the mistaken assumption the lift would be a breeze to move up and down those steps. I was wrong. The VEVOR lift weighs more than the power station. I can laugh at my mistake now. The lesson here is simple - if you're considering a VEVOR purchase, be smarter than I was - pay attention to *all* the specs, because this built-like-a-tank product feels like a tank if you have to pick it up.

Getting a bit old and just cannot lift heavy things or carry them for a long distance. I can generally get things on the lift when down and then take it where I want. The lift is high enough that I can roll it up to my work bench and just slide something heavy onto the work bench. Probably should have got this years ago since it is so convenient. Seems to be good quality.

Surprised how well built this is. It’s not industrial grade but well built for consumer use. Wish I bought one sooner to save my back.