Shoofin

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PyroDave

Shut up and take my money

Will Y.

4" creeper??!
None of my vehicles is a [lifted] truck, and all of their ground clearances are less than 5."
That "Human Hoist" is a nice idea, but probably wouldn't fit under most cars.

nspec_ya4

iTrader: (38)

damn. what sucks is that it wont be a hot seller

Shoofin

Generally, when you're using a creeper to work under your car, the car is usually on jack stands, therefore a bit higher off the ground. Most creepers are 3-4" tall...Heck, even without a creeper, it's almost impossible to crawl under a car without the car being raised up!

neuronbob

That could work if you work under a car on jacks.

I think it's pretty neat.

Prolly way expensive though.

Will Y.

You're right.
I've never used a creeper-- either I slid on the ground under the cars (slight build) just enough to reach whatever I needed to access, or slid underneath on a tarp while the car was on stands/ramps.

UA6

Pretty cool.

KieranM37

Pretty cool. I work with an older gentleman who sometimes has a hard time getting up/down when working on creepers. I'll have to show him this

zeta

iTrader: (1)

Supposedly, from other forums, around $1,000.

WILLDOGS

With my luck I'd hit the "up" button while under the car and pin myself.

RaviNJCLs

iTrader: (4)

Nice idea but I won't be buying one. I have a convertible chair/creeper and have really only used it once. It is still to high for my car.

leedogg

That chair was on an episode of this show.

http://www.history.com/shows/invention-usa

knight rider

iTrader: (1)

Ingenious.

KaMLuNg

iTrader: (5)

yea unless i get a matching lift to have my car up higher, there is no way i can get under my cars with any creeper, even with the car up on jack stands...

leedogg

this will be huge for mechanic and repair shops. In terms of reducing injuries and body wear and tear, this will be great for them.