Shoulder Dolly Light Duty Lifting System
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Make the load (up to 600 lbs.!) feel lighter with the Shoulder Dolly® Light Duty™ system. The system uses webbed harnesses to let you and a partner lift with the larger shoulder and leg muscles, greatly reducing back, hand and arm strain when moving appliances, dressers, cabinets, big-screen TVs and other bulky items. The Shoulder Dolly has an adjustable tension buckle in front of each user. Includes 2 harnesses and one 12ft.L x 5in.W webbing.
Product Specs
Key Specs
Application | Shoulder dolly system |
Capacity (lbs.) | 600 |
Straps (qty.) | 2 |
Strap Length (in.) | 12 |
Strap Length (ft.) | 5 |
Additional Specs
- With the Shoulder Dolly lifting system, you remain upright at all times — no bending over, especially up and down staircases
- Increases maneuverability around tight corners
- Nothing touches the floor, eliminating scuff marks and scratches
- The weight limit on this system is up to 600 lbs.
- Do not lift anything heavier than you would normally and/or comfortably lift
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hello Dolly,
August 11, 2008
By lifterx2
from Chino Hills, CA
"The shoulder dolly worked as described, my wife was amazed at the ease of which she could lift heavy items. Most of the items we moved where narrow and tall so balance was an issue. The wider items seemed easier, less side sway. Over all I would recommend the Shoulder Dolly to any one that needs to move heavy items and wants less back strain. Beats a hand truck by a mile."
What is your level of technical expertise? Beginner
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4
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Shoulder Dolly,
April 14, 2008
By FacilitiesManager
from San Rafael, CA
"We were having problems lifting item's and moving them without possible back injuries. The shoulder dolly lifting system was introduced to me by a co-worker who had seen them on Northerns site. I had my doubts but ordered two sets. We are now using the shoulder dolly lifting system for most of our equipment moves. It very easy to use and takes the worry out of back injuries. I would recommend this lifting system for everyone who needs to move or pick up anything that may cause injury to your back."
What is your level of technical expertise? Professional
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5
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Retired Helper,
January 24, 2008
By alexanderr
from New Jersey
"Since being retired and having bad knees, I needed to move some furniture in my home but couldm't bend past chest level. The dolly actually made my job 100% easier. My wife and I moved a refridgerator using the shoulder dolly with ease. I did not have to bend as much and walking with the fridge was easy. What a back and knee saver. I've been lending out the shoulder dolly to relatives and they also think it's the next best thing to asking a mover."
What is your level of technical expertise? Beginner
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Shoulder dolly - light duty,
January 21, 2008
By BAinAmery
from Amery WI
"I really like this system for moving appliances. It makes handling washers, dryers, ranges, and refrigerators much easier and a whole lot more graceful."
What is your level of technical expertise? Professional
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5
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January 14, 2008
By beepers
from Grand JUnction, Colorado
"This product made my move much easier and really saved time and money."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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3
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Dolly Straps,
January 14, 2008
By Gery
from Indianapolis, IN
"Works pretty well but need to consider who is on the other end when you lift. Could lose balance if your not careful. Not a bad product but still better to use a wheeled dolly."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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5
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5
these things really work !,
October 29, 2007
By achingback
from central Kentucky
"I purchased a set of "shoulder dolly straps" when my son's family moved and he chose to move himself. I'm over 60 and can not lift by bendind down, so this system worked extremely well with heavy furniture by allowing you to lift with your thigh muscles, not your back. The weight of the furniture is carried evenly across your shoulders and your arms do not tire out like they normally would. When we started, no one wanted to fool with the "strappy thing", but by mid-morning everyone was asking for their turn with the "strappy do-bee". My son kept the shoulder dolly straps (imagine that), so I purchased a second set to keep at home. Caution: each time you lift, make sure you spread the shoulder straps out across your shoulders, don't let them bunch up near your neck. Do that, and you can lift all day........I did."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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Works ok,
October 15, 2007
By lifto
from Minnneapolis,MN
"The shoulder dolly works good as long as you are on a flat surface. Once you try going up the stairs its impossible to adjust it to keep it off the ground."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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5
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Back saver,
October 15, 2007
By mag01
from West Chester, PA
"I am not getting any younger and I use this item everyday, to move refrigerators and office furniture effortlessly. Don't delay buy now!"
What is your level of technical expertise? Professional
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4
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Good but Maybe not Best,
October 8, 2007
By HandymanPhil
from Boise, ID
"Shoulder Dolly worked well when lifting very large and heavy items. It makes a tremendous difference in how easily you can move around and manuver while supporting something heavy. However, for most purposes I would suggest the FOREARM FORKLIFTS. The Shoulder Dolly allows you to carry more weight, but there are few items that are so heavy that you need it. The Forearm forklifts are less expensive and easier to use. It takes a little more time and effort to set up the Shoulder Dolly for each lift. So, unless you're planning on lifting something really really heavy try the Forearm Forklifts first."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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