U-No-Lift
Take the Pain Out of Lifting Your Trailer.
About Us
Benson's Trailer Hitch Lift Assist Leader
Nestled in the heart of Benson, U-No-Lift is the trailblazer in trailer hitch lift assist devices, revolutionizing the towing industry with innovative solutions to prevent back injuries. Our family-owned business is dedicated to enhancing workplace ...
Championing Safety Through Innovation: The U-No-Lift Story
The inception of U-No-Lift stems from a pivotal moment in our founder's life, marked by a workplace accident that underscored the need for safer trailer hitching practices. Determined to prevent similar incidents, our founder embarked on a journey to ...
Explore the U-No-Lift Trailer Hitch Lift Assist Device
Discover how our innovative device can transform the way you hitch trailers. Visit our products page to learn more about the U-No-Lift Trailer Hitch Lift Assist Device and revolutionize your trailer hitching process. Say goodbye to back injuries and hello to a safer, more efficient way to hitch trailers!
The Benefits of U-No-Lift
Reducing the Impact of Workplace Injuries
Just under 10% of reported injuries in 2022 were back or spinal injuries, leading to an average of 10 days off work. These injuries result in lost wages, worker's compensation claims, and work coverage disruptions. They also contribute to increased insurance premiums and higher employee turnover rates.
The Solution: U-No-Lift Trailer Hitch Lift Assist Device
While our product cannot prevent all injuries, it offers a proactive solution to greatly reduce lifting injuries. The U-No-Lift Trailer Hitch Lift Assist Device significantly reduces the need for manual lifting during trailer hitching, minimizing the risk of debilitating back and spinal injuries.
For Your Safety
The U-No-Lift Trailer Hitch Lift Assist Device is designed with safety in mind. With a maximum lifting capacity of 250 lbs, it is important to ensure the trailer hitch is directly under the lift hook and securely fastened to the hitch. The lift should only be used for lifting trailers and should not be used to move trailers. Remember to charge the battery as needed and never operate the lift without proper training.