TOOLS: The Ultimate Creeper
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Melting Slicks
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From: Lehigh county Pennsylvania
TOOLS: The Ultimate Creeper
Check out this new style undercar creeper: http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/extras...-creeper/#more
One (or more if you're a glutton for punishment) could be yours for the low, low price of, drum roll please, $700-$1200.
What will they think of next?
One (or more if you're a glutton for punishment) could be yours for the low, low price of, drum roll please, $700-$1200.
What will they think of next?
Melting Slicks
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From: Doha
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but for $1200?, I would add another $600 and get myself a two-post lift instead!
seriously though, having your car secured safely on jack stands costs MUCH less, I always use 6 jack stands when working under the car, with the additional 2 set in the middle of the car.
seriously though, having your car secured safely on jack stands costs MUCH less, I always use 6 jack stands when working under the car, with the additional 2 set in the middle of the car.
Last edited by HamadUP; Dec 17, 2011 at 08:39 PM.
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I have to use jack stands because I do not have a lift at home, and I am always a little nervous being under the car. I use HD 6 ton jack stands, hoping they are more than enough for the job. While that creeper is expensive, my life is worth more, much much more. I am seriously considering their "budget" model at $650.
Maybe they will give me a break because I am Canadian! 
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I guess that's one 'problem' I don't have to suffer. My 4-post lift with several positive locks along its travel prevent that kind of risk. But, if I were still working with jack stands, I can understand your concern.
But, why not put that money to better use by getting a lift? Heck, you can buy one for only 3 of those fancy ($650) creepers!
But, why not put that money to better use by getting a lift? Heck, you can buy one for only 3 of those fancy ($650) creepers!
Drifting
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From: Sparta Mo.
You can buy a whole load of jack stands for $1,200. I use 6 ton stands too. If just one of my stands can support two of the vehicles I'm working on, I'm comfortable with two or more holding up one end of it.
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I guess that's one 'problem' I don't have to suffer. My 4-post lift with several positive locks along its travel prevent that kind of risk. But, if I were still working with jack stands, I can understand your concern.
But, why not put that money to better use by getting a lift? Heck, you can buy one for only 3 of those fancy ($650) creepers!
But, why not put that money to better use by getting a lift? Heck, you can buy one for only 3 of those fancy ($650) creepers!
