Hay yall. I wanted yall to see this here new creeper I just got so I did a quick review on it. For those of you who may do work in the yard or unpaved driveway, you may want to check these out.
Harbor Freight Offroad Creeper Review
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abdywgn
dismantler
Thank-you for the honest review! May have to get one, trying to slid under stuff on cardboard in the driveway doesn't work to well.
Well, I ain't gonna lie. It's pretty heavy and as you can see it's pretty tall too. But whenever I work on something on a creeper, I always have it jacked up anyway, so it being tall is a non issue.
4spdragtop
Well-Known Member
Nice! Thank Kitty for us! I gotta say you got up quicker off that creeper than I thought you would!
(or I could!)
Looks good n stout! Greasable bearings?
(or I could!)Looks good n stout! Greasable bearings?
I guess you could. There's certainly enough space on the caster bearings. I would use a dry graphite spray if I did anything. You don't want any grease or oil there, as that would attract dirt and grit like a magnet and grind them to pieces. I don't see any way to lubricate the axle bearings. Probably just best to blow everything out with air and keep them clean.Nice! Thank Kitty for us! I gotta say you got up quicker off that creeper than I thought you would!
Looks good n stout! Greasable bearings?
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dano
Evil Handy Man
You dress like my dad.....are those Big Mac bibs?
They are Berne brand. I order them online from Tractor Supply. They offer good discounts for online orders and free shipping to the local store. Sometime they are under 30 bucks a pair. For denim overalls, that's dang good. Specially for my fatass.
Man, you got no idea. Kitty's sausage gravy and biscuits will make you slap your own self. REAL hard. LOL
abodyjoe
Well-Known Member
pretty cool. I'm going to look into getting one.
This is Kitty's version of an "omelet". She's never gotten the knack down of flipping it and folding it just right so I heard her in the kitchen one mornin sayin "Just EFF it then, here it is". LMAO and this is how it's been ever since. Don't let appearances fool you. LOL
man, now I'm hungry
looks great
looks great
I'm gonna take one of the wheels off and get some good pictures.
dano
Evil Handy Man
Thanks for the info, I'll pass it onto him!
As a kid growing up, I always assumed if someone wore denim bibs they worked on the rail road. All his coworkers I met wore them too.
I looked and right now, they don't have any what I call "deals". I think the lowest price is like 45 bucks. But then everything has gone up.I got mine on sale for like 29 bucks, so I got like 4 pair. lol
DTM is drooling right now if only he had cars to use this on.
Aight yall here is a follow up to show the bearings in the wheels. They have a steel through sleeve with a nylon spacer on either side and also a sealed roller bearing on either side. Take a look.
There are actually TWO creepers from Snap On that kinda fit the description of an "all terrain" type creeper like the Icon. Here they are.
First up is one for 840 bucks. Yeah, that's not a typo.
shop.snapon.com
Next up is this one, which I think is closer to the Icon and all for 555 bucks.
shop.snapon.com
I think the Icon from Harbor Freight has them beat all to heck and back.
First up is one for 840 bucks. Yeah, that's not a typo.
Snap-on Store
Next up is this one, which I think is closer to the Icon and all for 555 bucks.
Snap-on Store
I think the Icon from Harbor Freight has them beat all to heck and back.
$139.99 at my local HF in SoCal
That's what this one cost too!
Don't you be forgettin it! lol
Gonna put a chain saw motor on it Rob?
Ha!
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