I've been able to use this item to help lift almost every heavy item in my garage. I even take it along in the back of my truck when I know that I'm going to pick up something heavy that will need to be put in the back of my truck.

The lift is a good value for the money, it was easy to assemble and does the job. I mounted it on a four caster base which makes it easy to move around the shop. saves my back

Good product works like it is supposed to did have to make a couple of alterations to assemble. but not hard to put together

Instructions were ok except for how the guide wires attach. Weight is fairly light. It fit on my tree stand rack on my ATV which makes transporting into the woods good. Haven't used on a deer yet but seems use as advertised. Good price, recommended for anyone having trouble getting a deer on an ATV.

I added plywood platform with hinged front for easy loading. The whole ting folds up to lifting columns when not in use. Also added small removable casters to move it around the shop. Perfect for my bad back!

I like the freedom this device gives me to lift heavy objects in my home without having to annoy a neighbor for assistance. I just used it to hoist a new window air conditioner into place. So glad it was on the market!

My husband asked for this to aid in his hunting and outdoors life. He has a bad back so he wanted to help lift feed onto his ATV. Lift the generator onto truck bed, etc.My opinion is you should have two people using as it's a little wobbly with heavier items but that's necessary,Got this for good price too. It does what it should do for you.

I use it for lifting deer into my Polaris Ranger. It fits perfectly in the bed. It looks flimsy but it will easily lift 300 pounds.

It's been a great product so far, cables didn't interfered as I have read in some reviews, it was a great help when transferring a deer into my SUV.

Like the way it works

i stood on the platform and easily lifted my 210 lb self

I'm not a deer hunter but do occasionally need to hoist up my portable generator into my RV. I'm also going to try to use it (maybe with a little modification) to get my electric bike up into the bike carrier on the back of the RV. My Chihuahua liked the ride when we put him in a box and tried it out. This is the ONLY lift I could find that was affordable. Too bad it doesn't have wheels. It REALLY NEEDS WHEELS WITH LOCKS. I may try to put some on myself. It's not perfect but a five star good enough Oh, the directions are horrible. There's a cool old farmer type who puts one together on YouTube. Watch that! And make sure you put the wire hooks on right. I messed that up the first time and had to take some of it apart to redo. Deer are nice. I hope you won't use it for that!!!!

It should work pretty good, but we will see. Easy to put together and use. Cheaply made china junk though

My wife uses this to get me off the floor. I been paralyzed most of my life and looking for ways to accomplish the same goal on the cheap . Thing works perfect

I didn't buy this to load deer into my truck. I bought it to lift several hundred pounds of washer/dryer combo up into the 3 foot high closet in my RV. It just barely fits, with about 1/2 on either side. No room to hold it. This little lift picked it up just level with where I needed it and my wife and I just pushed it into place. What would have been a practically impossible chore was quick and easy. I've used it to load and unload furniture and it just works great. I did mount a piece of plywood with some self tappers to make a more useful platform. Strongly recommend.

To lift heavy water bottles. Works great.

Updated review:With modifications this works well for me to be able to get my Drive Scout scooter into the back of my SUV. I've had a spinal fusion and am limited to how much I can bend/lift and I didn't want to put a hitch on my new car.I took off the wire/hook and replaced it with the exact length of nylon winch rope and included hook (U Creative 50ft synthetic winch kit). I used 1x12 hook loop straps to hold it closed. Definitely needed hairpin hooks. I reassembled it with the loose wires attached to the back rather than the front of the top piece to ensure enough give to be able to attach to the hooks on the base.The scooter was still a bit close to the ground, so I got Homeon Wheels RV Leveling Blocks 2.0 and gorilla taped 2 blocks side by side with 2 of the ramps to drive the scooter front up on which gave just enough clearance to get the lift under.The mods lightened it considerably and made it much easier to manage for losing and unloading.Initial review: This came pretty banged up, but I was able to get things unbent enough to assemble.Do yourself a favor and buy hairpin-type pins before assembly, you will be glad you did. Mine did NOT have slots, but had hooks on the bottom piece. Note that those are to hold one end of the 2 wires, so make sure you assemble the right directions. The instructions are garbage.Also do yourself another favor and buy a couple of Velcro straps to keep it from randomly unfolding when moving it.There is WAY more cable than is needed. Perhaps the company would do well to save some $$$ on that and include good pins, straps, and decent instructions.I bought this to lift my scooter into the back of my SUV (no hitch). I'll update the review based on performance when I'm done

I didn't buy thus to lift a dead deer but rather a very heavy kayak after rigging on some hardware- other reviews are accurate on painfully poor instructions and overly long cable but otherwise it will save me some very heavy awkward lifting - would recommend if you are pretty handy with modifying its use to your need.

I use the lift to load my generator into my Jeep to use it for power tools in a remote area. It works well and easily lifts and lowers the generator.

I'm a very handy middle-aged woman, but needed something to help me lift heavy objects. This is just what I needed! I just wish they would have updated the instructions to show the design change that fixed the cable unhooking issue. The instructions say to place the base with the slots facing up, but there are no slots, just hooks, so I assembled it with the hooks facing up. It never mentions what to do with the ends of the support cables, which I later learned attach to the hooks, that need to be facing down. Now I have to take the entire base off so the hooks face down! Duh! It would also be great if it had locking caster wheels.They should really think about removing the dead deer from the packaging and advertising. I think it would appeal to a wider audience if it was advertised for lifting heavy objects, not dead animals. I almost didn't buy it because of the packaging.