K Tool International 74961 40" Automotive Creeper with Adjustable Headrest
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About K Tool International 74961 40" Automotive Creeper with Adjustable Headrest
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
73% liked the adjustable height and position, but 27% found it difficult to adjust
The cushion on the creeper is essential for comfort. I wonder if the full plastic-no cushion creepers are as uncomfortable to lay on as they look.
The headrest handle hitting a caster is very annoying.
71% found it comfortable to use for extended periods, but 29% experienced discomfort in the leg area
The cushion on the creeper is essential for comfort and very forgiving on the back. I have compared it with other creepers that have full plastic and no cushion.
I find it very annoying that the headrest handle hits a caster, indicating a design flaw.
I have noticed that the old creeper has only a wooden surface to lie on and four steel wheels.
72% appreciated the solid build quality, though 28% experienced some wear and tear
The mechanic seat easily supports my 270 pounds and has excellent quality.
I compared the old creeper with the new one. The old one had only a wooden surface to lie on and only 4 steel wheels. The new creeper is way better.
I believe the thin vinyl won't last long, indicating that the product lacks durability.
After using it for a month, the wheels are already starting to strip the threads and fall apart.
72% found it easy to assemble and maintain, but 28% experienced issues with finding replacement parts
The new creeper is much better than the old one and it only costs $44.
I will recover the creeper myself with marine vinyl at a reasonable cost.
My wheels are already starting to strip the threads and fall apart, indicating poor maintenance and assembly of the garage-shop-creepers.
72% praised its ease of movement, though 28% found it difficult to maneuver in tight spaces
I found it easy to maneuver the creeper across the garage on my back and to the other side of the car.
The old creeper had a wooden surface, only 4 wheels and steel wheels, making it uncomfortable to lie on and difficult to maneuver. The new creeper is more mobile and maneuverable.
The wheels are starting to strip the threads and fall apart.
73% praised for its stability and balance, while 27% experienced tipping issues
I have noticed that the creeper has a sturdy metal frame and easily turning wheels.
I compared the old creeper with the new one. The old creeper had only a wooden surface to lie on and 4 steel wheels.
The wheels are already starting to strip the threads and fall apart, indicating poor stability and balance of the garage-shop-creepers.
The thin vinyl is not expected to last even a few months, indicating that the stability of the creeper is not up to the mark.
70% liked the compact storage design, but 30% found it heavy to carry
I have had a creeper for 30 years and it didn't get on the trailer during one of my moves.
Thin vinyl is not expected to last even a few months.
67% appreciated the high weight capacity, though 33% experienced issues with stability at lower weights
I am only 200lbs and the wheels are already starting to strip the threads and fall apart.
I have not mentioned the weight capacity of the garage-shop-creepers.
