Pro-LifT C-2800 Grey Creeper Seat and Stool Combo
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About Pro-LifT C-2800 Grey Creeper Seat and Stool Combo
Overall Feedback:
78% positive
86% liked the adjustable height and position, but 14% found it difficult to adjust
I chose the creeper because I like its dual purpose.
The creeper is too tall in either direction for usefulness around the car.
After 3 months of use, a wheel fell off while I was scooting and it stripped out the bolt.
82% found it comfortable to use for extended periods, but 18% experienced discomfort in the leg area
I use the seat daily as a mechanic.
I use the creeper daily as a seat, step stool, and to clean the tires of my car. It is comfortable and ergonomic for me.
I noticed that the legs were not even and holes were off center, but I was able to force everything together.
80% appreciated the solid build quality, though 20% experienced some wear and tear
I am uncertain about the durability of the casters as they have not been tested over time.
The legs are not even and the holes are off center, indicating poor build quality.
If I assemble it a little smarter, it will not be an issue based on my experience using the creeper.
I had to make changes to make the product stable and flat, which suggests it may not be durable enough.
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83% found it easy to assemble and maintain, but 17% experienced issues with finding replacement parts
I had a few snags during the assembly, but it was still manageable.
During the first assembly, I had to loosen everything, re-adjust, and finally shim one of the rubber feet to stop the step from wobbling excessively.
I had difficulty assembling the product and had to push the sides to line up the hardware.
84% praised its ease of movement, though 16% found it difficult to maneuver in tight spaces
I use the creeper daily as a seat, step stool, and to scoot around my car while cleaning tires.
Overall, I am satisfied despite initial concerns about the hardware holding the wheels on. However, it seems to be holding up well.
The casters are small and cheesy, indicating poor mobility and maneuverability of the garage-shop-creepers.
88% liked the quiet and smooth operation, though 12% experienced some rattling and vibration
After a few weeks of use, one of the casters fell out and I had to lock the nuts for it.
I had to loosen and re-adjust everything to stop the step from wobbling excessively during the first assembly.
83% praised for its stability and balance, while 17% experienced tipping issues
Standing on it is much sturdier than standing on a bucket.
I noticed that the creeper lacks stability and balance, which could throw me off balance.
I had to loosen everything, re-adjust and finally shim one of the rubber feet to stop the step from wobbling excessively during the first assembly.
93% appreciated the high weight capacity, though 7% experienced issues with stability at lower weights
The creeper is heavy.
The legs are not even and the holes are off center, indicating that the weight capacity of the creeper is questionable.
