VEVOR Mechanic Creeper, Garage Gift, 36" Z Creeper Seat
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About VEVOR Mechanic Creeper, Garage Gift, 36" Z Creeper Seat
Overall Feedback:
85% positive
76% liked the adjustable height and position, but 24% found it difficult to adjust
The hydraulics adjust easily with the pull lever and work okay.
The pneumatic adjustment can be difficult to activate and requires strength. It is strong and did not move for a 95 lb person, but worked fine for someone over 200 lbs.
74% found it comfortable to use for extended periods, but 26% experienced discomfort in the leg area
I find the creeper fairly comfortable to use with enough padding to prevent any part from digging into my back.
I find it uncomfortable to lie on because it is a tad too small for my frame.
The creeper is too narrow and short for me.
The cushion is not firm and the base supporting the seat is too small in dynamiter. As a result, the seat dips when shifting weight, causing a consistent feeling of imbalance while rolling.
77% appreciated the solid build quality, though 23% experienced some wear and tear
I have noticed that some of the bracing looks thin and the welds don't look good, but it has been holding up just fine.
Rephrased: Some bracing looks thin and the welds don't look good, but it has been holding up just fine.
I have noticed that the creeper's quality is not perfect and there are several issues with the build quality. The pieces do not sit square, the tubing is twisted, the fabric on one section is very loose, and the bolts cannot be tightened down completely where the different sections meet.
I noticed that the creeper wobbles too much due to its unbalanced structure.
Rephrased: The creeper has an unbalanced structure and tends to wobble too much.
The product is not worth half of what I paid for. It is not sturdy and the seat wobbles, making me feel like I will fall off at any moment.
79% found it easy to assemble and maintain, but 21% experienced issues with finding replacement parts
Assembling this creeper is pretty easy, but the instructions are not very good.
It took me 45 minutes to assemble the creeper because one of the nutserts was not installed properly and I had to repair it.
I have assembled many items over the years, but this one was a different story. I faced issues with the instructions being too brief and the wheels not going on correctly. There was also no video available to show how to assemble it.
76% praised its ease of movement, though 24% found it difficult to maneuver in tight spaces
The creeper rolls well and has just enough resistance to make it challenging to move, but it won't move without effort.
The chair is easy to move while sitting due to its light weight and sturdy rollers.
The wheels of my scooter do not easily roll over the OSB shop floor, but they roll fine on the smooth concrete pad outside as long as there is no dirt or debris. Small rocks are a challenge for the skinny wheels and they are not capable of rolling over small obstacles.
75% praised for its stability and balance, while 25% experienced tipping issues
The chair has helped me avoid severe back and knee pain, indicating its stability and balance.
I have experienced the creeper as both solid and flimsy, which is a mixed experience.
I find the product unstable and lacking a balanced structure.
The pneumatic adjustment requires some strength to activate the lever.
77% liked the compact storage design, but 23% found it heavy to carry
Assembling the creeper is pretty easy, but the instructions are pretty bad.
72% appreciated the high weight capacity, though 28% experienced issues with stability at lower weights
The weight rating is not true. It almost broke by sitting on it, indicating that the weight capacity is not as advertised.
The cushion in Dynamiter is not firm and the base supporting the seat is too small, causing it to dip when shifting weight.
