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I have a Large garage that has 16 foot ceilings and the upper room has a large amount of drywall to install also if I rent a Telpro lift I’m going to need it for 7 0r 8 days It rents for 22 a day where I’m at and 175 for the week. What do they sell for.
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They sell for $600 or better. Here's how I got mine- I got the homeowner to agree to pay rental on one in addition to my money cause the job was big. I ran the rent up to about $300, and when I took it back, talked them into selling it to me for another $200. They were happy cause they got plenty for a well used hoist, I was happy cause I got it for $200. It may need a new cable, but I might wear out first. Friendly up to the rental yard and see if they will sell it to you cheap, stranger things have happened. Or, you should be able to sell it later.
*Rent by the day, it's cheaper! Joe H