Car Creeper...
 

You know who you are!:)...Had it with mine, cheap. Been looking at 2 "Bone"s ...First Bone is 75$ second one is 142 $ not cheap! Anyone have one of these or have one they LOVE? Thoughts?
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yep..mine is the same as pictured, except it's smooth instead of ribbed and it has a neck pad at one end. Rolls around easily and where you want it to. I've had it at least 10 years and like it a lot.

easy grab=negative
set tools in a pocket=negative
paper towel roll/rags=negative
upwards lighting=negative

The Bones I used a decade ago moved around really nice, though.

I have had one for over 13 years. It is great.

Hmm, kind of think you want/need some sort of head support.

I have the Jeepers Creeper and I have been really happy with it.

I have a creeper that is hinged in the middle. It will fold up into a roll around work seat. Push a lever and it straightens out and lays flat into a creeper with a padded area for my head.

Why not just make one.....not hard at all.......

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I have not used a creeper in about 45 years. I got my hair wrapped up around a wheel . I was stuck like a turtle on his back. Finally rolled off the creeper so I could get my hair out of the wheel. The wheel kept a wad of my hair and that really hurt.:eek: Since then, I throw a bit of cardboard under the car and slide under. Hair is no longer a problem but I am used to the cardboard. :D:D

Someone should make a creeper with a lever that can drop the creeper on the deck to stop it from moving. pull lever up creeper drops. Push the lever down it frees up to move.

Genius. Because if you're trying to torque on something, the only thing to brace yourself against to keep from moving is usually the jackstands :eek: which is not preferred for obvious reasons.

This could be my story! Cardboard works great!

Also gives you a couple inches more working room.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/suppo...s/beerchug.gifhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/suppo...s/beerchug.gif

Which is why Bones creepers have wheel pockets, to drop the carriage down. I had a very old creeper for years, probably somewhere in my Dad's barn now. I bought a new one a few years back, and it is too tall. IF I were getting a creeper, I'd throw myself a Bone...

A few years ago my wife bought me for Christmas the " tail bone " which is a rolling stool/seat and I love it . At the time I had a scissor lift and in my new garage I'm building I will have a 2 post lift . The tail bone is comfortable , rolls with no effort and with a lift you can adjust the height of the car for the task you are performing .

Cardboard for me tooo.....gravel driveway:(

I have not used my creeper in awhile...I bought a large foam dog bed and it works great under the car...lower than my creeper and much more comfortable too. It doesn't roll around though.

I have one of these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004K7F8PQ

I only paid $100 for mine, and I immediately upgraded the wheels to some Harbor Freight 4" casters so it doesn't get clotheslined on a zip tie. It's the perfect height to go with my mid-rise lift.

I have this one. It's okay. Nearly all of my years spent wrenching on cars as a "home mechanic" on my back, have been on cardboard or the cold bare concrete. Nine out of ten times I forget I even have it:
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