BIG RED TR6240-P Torin Blow Molded Plastic Rolling Garage/Shop Creeper: 36" Mechanic Cart
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About BIG RED TR6240-P Torin Blow Molded Plastic Rolling Garage/Shop Creeper: 36" Mechanic Cart
Overall Feedback:
93% positive
87% liked the adjustable height and position, but 13% found it difficult to adjust
I cannot slide under the RV to lubricate the valves for the black and grey water tanks without the creeper, which proves that the creeper is adjustable and customizable to fit my needs.
I was annoyed when I had to put the wheels on.
88% found it comfortable to use for extended periods
I find the creeper to be very comfortable, light weight and it glides easily on smooth concrete and slightly rough ashphalt.
When I sit up, the creeper does not tip, unlike many other creepers.
89% appreciated the solid build quality
I would have been willing to pay more for the quality of the creeper.
I had a wooden creeper with weird metal wiggly wheels which I could not stand. I upgraded to this creeper because of its qualities and could not pass it up.
86% found it easy to assemble and maintain, but 14% experienced issues with finding replacement parts
The assembly process was quick and easy, taking around 10 minutes to complete.
The tool trays on either side of the creeper provide easy access and keep wrenches and loose nuts and bolts off the ground.
I assembled the product carefully using Loctite blue on the nuts.
The assembly of wheels is a bit challenging as you have to put the washer, bracing, screw, and wheel on all at the same time before securing it in place.
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87% praised its ease of movement
The wheels of the creeper are of a good size, which is important when rolling on rough surfaces like a driveway.
The creeper is comfortable, lightweight, and glides easily on smooth concrete and slightly rough asphalt.
The creeper has large diameter wheels, making it easy to roll over cracks and debris.
The wider and softer tires of this creeper make it easy to slide under vehicles and it is generally comfortable compared to the older wooden model.
92% liked the quiet and smooth operation, though 8% experienced some rattling and vibration
I threw away the product, indicating my dissatisfaction with it.
87% praised for its stability and balance, while 13% experienced tipping issues
The base of the creeper is ergonomically designed to be supportive and keep me low to the ground.
When I lean on the creeper with one hand, it flexes slightly, but it doesn't seem like anything to worry about.
I tested the durability of the wheels by spinning the creeper around in circles for about 15 seconds and they held up well.
I have a creeper that is one piece, unlike my other one which fell apart because it was bolted together.
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88% liked the compact storage design, but 12% found it heavy to carry
The creeper has storage, making it easy to work under a car and always know where my tools are.
It's nice that my creeper is one piece instead of bolted together like my old one, which fell apart.
The creeper is portable and easy to move around as it rolls easily over cracks and small debris.
While working, I can easily store extra sockets and tools in the side pockets instead of propping everything on my chest or searching under the car for that socket that rolled away.
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96% appreciated the high weight capacity, though 4% experienced issues with stability at lower weights
I weighed 180lbs and the metal wheels of the creeper broke after one use, even though it claimed to hold over 250lbs. This is a negative review expressing my disappointment with the product.
I busted all of them. The weight capacity of the creeper is 280 lbs and I am 250 lbs.
I weigh 170 lbs and have used the creeper lightly.
The weight capacity of the garage shop creepers is not enough for my weight. It bends in the middle and drags on the ground.
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