Traxion 1-100 ProGear Wide Body Low Profile Automotive Creeper W/All-Terrain 5" Casters
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About Traxion 1-100 ProGear Wide Body Low Profile Automotive Creeper W/All-Terrain 5" Casters
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
72% liked the adjustable height and position, but 28% found it difficult to adjust
Having a creeper that is strong, long, wide, and comfortable enough to accommodate all body types and shapes is a big deal. This creeper is adjustable and customizable.
I had to loosen the caster nuts and spray the bearings with silicone lubricant to make the casters rotate freely. I also forced the casters to do what I wanted repeatedly and now the creeper creeps, turns, and rolls as it should.
78% found it comfortable to use for extended periods, but 22% experienced discomfort in the leg area
If we had a creeper with a hard but lower platform like the jeepers creeper with these wheels, it would be a perfect combination.
The creeper works well for sliding under aircraft and is comfortable, but it is a bit tall for automobile work.
77% appreciated the solid build quality, though 23% experienced some wear and tear
The build quality is solid and it rolls well even on torn up heavy equipment shop floors. It's great for bigger guys.
The wheel assembly is not suitable for handling small debris for long, beyond a new smooth garage floor surface.
78% found it easy to assemble and maintain, but 22% experienced issues with finding replacement parts
The build quality is solid and it's great for bigger guys. It also rolls well on torn up heavy equipment shop floors.
I can easily move the creeper around now without it riding like a zigzag lightning bolt across the floor.
The wheel assembly is not suitable for handling small debris for long and is only recommended for new smooth garage floor surfaces.
75% praised its ease of movement, though 25% found it difficult to maneuver in tight spaces
I used the creeper to push heavy objects across old, pitted asphalt for a pretty good distance.
On a very smooth concrete floor, one of the casters/wheels has some resistance to it.
Despite being larger than traditional creeper wheels, the wheels get stuck on the floor.
The creeper rolls easily on smooth concrete floors, but does not handle irregularities or rough areas in floor very well. The wheels need to be softer.
83% liked the quiet and smooth operation
I can easily roll the creeper over broken and cracked concrete, even with dirt and rocks on it.
I suggest that the creeper would be perfect with a hard but lower platform like the jeepers creeper with these wheels.
This creeper rolls over rough surfaces easier than typical creepers and way smoother than small wheeled creepers.
80% praised for its stability and balance, while 20% experienced tipping issues
I like the creeper because it is very strong and stable. It does not flex or tip while getting on or off.
I am concerned about the product's stability due to sketchy welds.
I updated that the casters on the product were subpar and fixed it by getting 5 inch casters with 12*13 stud and installing new casters with 12*13 flange-lock nut.
The casters are affecting the stability and balance of the creeper by not allowing the wheels to change directions easily.
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