How to Lift a Furnace into an Attic the Easy way with the Supco® TradeFox™ Attic Pro Utility Lift

Technician-Invented. Technician-Proven. The Attic PRO was invented by a
real HVAC technician who was also
a fireman. As a one-man operation,
he was looking for a way to help lift
furnaces and air handlers up into
attics. One day on a training exercise,
he used a winch to pull a person out
of a man-hole - and the Attic PRO
idea was born. Through the SUPCO™ TradeFox™ program, we were able to help him through additional engineering, large scale manufacturing and product distribution.
• Uses High Powered Magnet
• Adjustable beam distance from 14” to 24”
• 20 ft. cable
• Lifts up to 250 lbs.
• Includes carrying case and straps
SUPCO sells to Wholesale Distribution only. Ask your local HVAC distributor for one (Mfr. Number ATP1) .
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[@user-sn8gh2vs1p]

This is a useful tool. Here is what I did as a one-man hvacr contractor when lifting furnaces and airhandlers in attics- I purchased perforated metal angle, 3/8" rope, pulleys, shackles, 3/8" hexhead screws, lag screws from home depot. I would cut and attach the perforated metal to the rafters, another to the furnace discharge flange, connect multiple pulleys using small shackles, and serpentine the rope back and forth as a block and tackle. Using this I could get the equipment up into an attic. Maybe this can help someone aswell. Myself I had always wished Dewalt would have had an 18volt battery powered small winch for this type of job.

[@Highsteel21]

I’m in escrow now and don’t want to pay the huge cost to move the furnace into the attic. Didn’t care about the sound. You did a great job filming and I will be purchasing one as soon as I get into this house. Thanks so much!!

[@davidguajardo2964]

No sound needed, great job filming. Not only is it way safer than manhandling it up it's less man power.

[@ACFIXR]

Sound?

[@wlc1980]

No audio? WTF?