Winbag Air Wedge Alignment Tool, 2 PACK

So, we got our refrigerator serviced and I noticed the service guy used exactly these. They make it a cinch to lift up the fridge a little bit so you can screw in the leveling legs and then wheel it out. I've also used them to lift other heavy things, like our washing machine. They work really, really well and make doing things like leveling appliances really easy. Hot tip, if the bag is a little too short to lift something, put a book under it and then pump it up -- works great, no damage to floors, and make pain-in-the-rear tasks around the house a heck of a lot easier. One other thing, when you're letting the air back out, you need to be gentle so whatever you're lifting doesn't come down too hard (not that it's that dramatic, but the release valve does need a light touch for the best performance).

These remind me of whoopie cushions...i needed to put on an interior door bymyself but having to lift the door, hold the drill and position the screws was not an easy challenge..At first i tried using my foot to raise the door but that only added to the issue of having to balance a door on my foot, which hurts barefooted and don't recommend. stumbled on these things and figured it was worth a shot...Honestly it doesn't "Look" like much but they raise things higher than appears...The price for these is much cheaper than having to hire someone to do the job for you and now I don't have to injure my feet

Works great durability is good and fit into thinner places then my airshims not quite as much pumping power but a good product I like them better then my airshims

We listed a stove to balance the wheels. It only lifts a half inch or less so it may need to be shimmed with a block of wood.

I was a little apprehensive, but if you want an elevation / shim / setting tool that is an out of the box design, then this is for you.

I got two of these and they have come in handy already. I had to lift my table saw about 1 1/2 inch to slip parts for a mobile base under it, working by myself. These were perfect to slip underneath, and with a thin board on top to spread the load on the bag, 2 of them together were able to lift one side at the time. Without the air wedges I would have had to find someone to help me lift the table saw with a lever while I slipped the pieces underneath. I can see these will be very handy. You just need to do you know planning for how best to use them.

Caution to anyone who buys these bags. After a short time, the inflator bulb will crack and be useless. I bought two of these a little over a year ago and the inflator bulbs have failed. They were kept in a climate controlled shop. If you purchase them, you will be purchasing bulbs separately since the company will not stand behind their product after one year. I bought products for many companies that stood behind their products well after the warranty ended and this is not one of them. The air pumps out the cracks in the bulb instead of into the bag. I will be trying a different product from a different company.

Made changing door hinges an easy one man job.