missing linc
Loose nut behind the wheel
Where the hell were those things when I was working on a gravel driveway?!
Harbor Freight Offroad Creeper Review
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limegreen70
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Make some Vice Grip Garage style content. Maybe not as long of videos, but you seem comfortable enough being filmed, and that resonates with viewers. Plus with your knowledge, I think people would really watch your stuff. Just my opinion.
I thought you looked and sounded familiar. BR 549, Junior Samples on HeeHaw! One of my favorite celebrities!
My son has said similar. He seems to think I'm a gold mine if I'll just make the content. I ain't seein it. LOL
was???Where the hell were those things when I was working on a gravel driveway?!
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Excellent, excellent video too!
missing linc
Loose nut behind the wheel
I moved up a little, have a garage and a hoist now, still occasionally have to use a creeper for some jobs, and I suffer for it after.
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My daughter would say, "You're an offroad creeper."
I did my best work in the dirt
usually under pressure to make the feature in the street stock pits
JDMopar
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Great review! Me and creepers just never got along....lol. I've always just used cardboard, either in the driveway or on the concrete in the basement/shop.
Those look like they might be solid wheels.
KC69Cuda
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Thanks, Rusty! Nice to put a face (and voice) to the name.
Was looking at the specs on HF website - they show a side view pic & it appears the head pad is no higher than the wheels, so 6" off the ground is pretty decent. I bought one of their $40 Pittsburgh "low-profile" creepers a few years back. 6 casters & molded plastic body... one of the center casters recently broke out of the plastic frame. Guess ya get what ya pay for
Was looking at the specs on HF website - they show a side view pic & it appears the head pad is no higher than the wheels, so 6" off the ground is pretty decent. I bought one of their $40 Pittsburgh "low-profile" creepers a few years back. 6 casters & molded plastic body... one of the center casters recently broke out of the plastic frame. Guess ya get what ya pay for
Yeah, I don't think this one will break very easily. As I said earlier, when I use a creeper, I have one up on jack stands anyway, so the extra height of this creeper for me is a non issue. I think it will work pretty well. The only "drawback" as I was saying in the video is, the thing is pretty heavy. Ultimately though, that's a good thing.Thanks, Rusty! Nice to put a face (and voice) to the name.
MOPAROFFICIAL
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Im a moving blanket guy. Just whip it out like a sheet and roll on under the car, shake off when finished. All creepers I had.. the wheels would fall off..lol..
MOPAROFFICIAL
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Needs a beer holder. Nice review.
Very much so. They are solid plastic on the inside with rubber tread attached.
Dang right. Maybe I'll add something. lol Thanks for the kind words.
I have several of those plastic corrugated signs they use at the parts stores to put around the concrete pillars in the front of the store. I pry them apart at the seams and use those for when I need lots of room without a creeper.
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