Nah - pallet jack. I keep a pile of timber blocks about the place. If I want a bench or something a bit higher, I lift it on the pallet jack, place the blocking & lower.
You can always put blocks on the pallet jack tines for a second lift.
Makes moving stuff around dead easy as well. A lot of my less-used tools (T&C grinder, cylindrical etc) are kept out of the way until needed, then moved & levelled.
PDW
I almost bought a pallet jack last month.. Then again, no damned storage space here as it is. Treated meself to a pair of new 5-T "toe" jacks instead, so I no longer have to chain lifting points onto a machine higher-up where my pair of garage "trolley" jacks can git under.
Then again, new arrivals here soon get permanent machinery skates per-machine as a bit of "musical chairs" has been called for from the outset.
I like to be able to "make a hole" and store the XJ8-L indoors when off to sunnier climes for the worst of winter.
With ONE PAIR of skates attached at mid-balance point, the Vestil 10T swivel skate goes under, mass is biased onto it, jack screws retracted to load the skates, machine coaxed between storage and operating zones, jackscrews spun down with air or electric to UNload the skates, leveling optional, but "usually".
Newly arrived Cazeneuve wants SIXTEEN inches of 'crete under, ten inches longer and wider than itself.
No Fine Way!
My 10EE are 12-15% heavier, and they live on three skates at their three points, jackscrew thru the center of each modified skate.
The French gal is prolly going to have to settle for 4" x 6" timber "sleepers" over the 3 or 4 inches of right-decent concrete I HAVE, with good sound well-compacted 21A subgrade under.
It is, after all, the "early" model HBX-360-BC wth the massive all cast iron, not sheet-metal, base.