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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From: TEXAS - you mean there are other states?
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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.
Last edited by earthquake68; Dec 19, 2011 at 11:09 PM.
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From: Regina Saskatchewan
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!
