An electric winch with remote control might have the advantage of your being able to run from the ground or from the roof, however, will cost more and require power on the job. Nice to see someone put drill to use to raise, lower it. With rechargeable drill, would not even need 110-volt volt power. Thanks for sharing, superiorhandyman.
A little optimistic. The real time was 6 hours to get the stuff to the roof and 38hr's over about 2 weeks mostly late afternoon to dark, to sheet and shingle, soffit and fascia, a 16' by 30' 8/12 camp (my own). What can I say I'm old.
@@superiorhandyman LOL, I've seen that plenty of times where I live. When I see jobs being done like that I kinda feel sorry for the home owner but then again that home owner probably chose the cheapest bid so they got what they paid for.
@@atlasshrugged7446 and i wouldnt hire you to mow my lawn nevermind pay you to show up with that mess to do my roof! Cleary atlas shrugged......your not a roofer....stick to your day job! Leave it to the professionals like myself!
An electric winch with remote control might have the advantage of your being able to run from the ground or from the roof, however, will cost more and require power on the job. Nice to see someone put drill to use to raise, lower it. With rechargeable drill, would not even need 110-volt volt power. Thanks for sharing, superiorhandyman.
Haha great idea. One time use lift, save tons of money. The pros will charge cost x10, safe yourself 90% of the job. CHEERS
Awesome job buddy.... See bunch of pro dheads commenting here but never mind bro. Awesome idea
Great!! Best idea/design yet! Much obliged for sharing this fine idea!
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That's great idea broi like it....thaks for sharing
Worksafe would love this!
You are .unusual. in that you know what you're doing/building.
THANK YOU for taking the time to do this video!
I can’t see this contraption lasting long. An aluminum one will last for years.
This is awesome. How many bundles can you lift at once? I have 85 bundles to lift and I would prefer that it doesn't take all day.
Depends on how you put it together and the winch pulling limit. This one will take 3 bundles but that's pushing it, safe limit is 2
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One day to get the material up and one day to do the roof, LOL.
A little optimistic. The real time was 6 hours to get the stuff to the roof and 38hr's over about 2 weeks mostly late afternoon to dark, to sheet and shingle, soffit and fascia, a 16' by 30' 8/12 camp (my own). What can I say I'm old.
@@superiorhandyman LOL, I've seen that plenty of times where I live. When I see jobs being done like that I kinda feel sorry for the home owner but then again that home owner probably chose the cheapest bid so they got what they paid for.
@@superiorhandyman and 38 hours over 2 weeks is 'working like a dog' to those kinda of workers.
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Please people.....hire a pro.....dont do this!!!!
.. said the pro seeing someone not paying him.
I have two certified csa ladder hoists! Not homemade. Government approved....this homemade deathtrap is not!
You would be the last person I would hire.
@@atlasshrugged7446 and i wouldnt hire you to mow my lawn nevermind pay you to show up with that mess to do my roof! Cleary atlas shrugged......your not a roofer....stick to your day job! Leave it to the professionals like myself!
@@davidlysohirka798 professionals are responsible for every automotive recall.
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