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VEVOR lastebilkran, 227 kg pickup-feste, kranhengerfeste montert med manuell vinsj og hydraulisk jekk, 360° roterende teleskopbom, sammenleggbar lasteplanjibbtalje for løfting av maskiner og tømmerutstyr

I had a lot of trees go down in the storm and the company who cleaned up cut a lot of the trees super long and they are heavy to lift. So I bought this hooked it onto a trailer and now I can lift the heavy logs onto the trailer. But I found a winch too slow so I bought myself a $300 lb. Winch which really does a good job. It does lift the heavy ones and I can swing it on to the trailer and dump it down.

I've been extremely impressed with this truck crane. The build quality is excellent, and it's obvious they didn't cheap out on the materials. The steel is thick and heavy-duty, with virtually no flex in the boom or frame, even when lifting heavier loads. It feels solid and inspires confidence. One feature I really appreciate is that the pivot rides on ball bearings. The crane rotates effortlessly, making it easy to position loads exactly where you need them without fighting the boom. The included 12-ton bottle jack makes lifting almost effortless. It has plenty of lifting power, and pumping the jack requires very little effort. Another big advantage is how quickly the crane can be disassembled. In just a few minutes, I can remove it for compact storage or free up my truck bed when I don't need it. Overall, this is an excellent crane for anyone who needs a reliable truck-mounted lifting solution. It's strong, easy to operate, rotates smoothly, stores easily, and is built to last. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for a quality truck crane.

This thing is super beefy, I had no concerns about it supporting the loads I needed it for. Be aware that the cotter pins are not the right size, and are basically one-time use which is a problem when you need to adjust boom length, base height, tear it down for transport or storage, or just set it up for use. The other thing is that it is not at all designed for one-person setup. If you're thinking to leave it in one piece and use it alone, that is out of the question. You'll definitely have to separate the base from the jack and boom to move or store it. The feet and base section is relatively easy to handle, but the boom and jack section is still super heavy and difficult to manage. You better be in good shape if you're thinking to use this by yourself.

Your build quality is very poor. I work in a welding shop. Welds are sloppy, spatter is all over the place. Apparently they didn't have proper jig as brackets are mis-aligned in at least two places(and I have only used it once, so I haven't used many of the features). The first one is the top mount for the hydraulic ram. I managed to force the ram into position, but it is offset when folded by about 3" AFTER I banged it a bit with a hammer to get it together. Not a good thing for a crane lifting 1000 lbs. The second mis-aligned bracket is one of the multi holed brackets on the outrigger. I couldn't align the pin through the four holes (two in the outrigger and two in the prop) in order to put in the cotter pin because it was twisted or the hole was undersized or incorrectly placed. So I had to settle for three and stay out of the way in case it collapsed. And why are they cotter pins rather than a kind of removable pin that is easy to re-use? Based on this I give you two stars out of 5 for nice paint and a decent design. And the paint doesn't even matter to me.