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I have been trying come up with a better way to lift heavy rounds other than straining until I got it on my cutting rack. (As I get younger), My scissor lift table from HF works great inside on concrete to lift heavy blanks onto my lathe to rough turn. BUT it doesn't work outside on soft earth all it does is sink into a layer or two of curlies. Then I saw, Mike Peace's EZ-Lift video on u-tube. It has been there for a few years I guess but I had just never seen it before now. I couldn't come up with a more simple but effective design than his using the principle of a 2nd class lever. I needed a way to load heavy round onto my trailer also. I watched his video and built one like his and it really works great. I posted this thread Just in case there are others like me that have needed something like this, but have never seen his video. Here are a few simple pic's of me using it. And my chainsaw cutting rack which I rebuilt to fit the height I set up on my lift. It has served me for over 20 years but finally died so I made a new one. It is perfect for cutting cookies for end grain bowls or splitting a round into two halves I can handle. If you want more info on how to make this for your self then find Mike Peace's video named EZ lift on utube. He shows how to make it