The 6”x9” aluminum tool tray slips over either side of the the creeper frame keeping your tools and parts at hand without having to get up and down while working on your plane. Fits Original and Deluxe creepers (not the Power-lift).
TT1010
Regular price $39.00Easy transaction and prompt shipping. Quality product!
I got my creeper recently and I am enjoying doing my airplane cleaning and other tasks and saving my back and Knees.
Works great. Very convenient
After owning an AeroCreeper for several years I decided to order their attachable metal tool tray pan. When the tray arrived I was disappointed. The pan was very sturdy, but the 0.063” aluminum mounting bracket was poorly finished. It appeared to just be a piece of 0.063” aluminum sheared and bent to form the bracket and then it was pop riveted to the metal tool tray. The bracket sheared edges were so sharp if I had drug my fingers across them I would have been cut pretty severely. As an experimental aircraft builder…I decided to fix it. I drilled the rivets out, resized and deburred the holes, dimpled the pan holes and countersunk the bracket holes and then riveted some flush rivets to make it solid. Prior to riveting I use a 3M grinding wheel to smooth all of the sharp sheared edges on the bracket to make it more user friendly. This took all of about 30 minutes to correct. I just feel that AeroCreeper should have included this small refinement to this accessory especially when I really enjoy the high quality of their very well made AeroCreeper.
great product.
Easy transaction and prompt shipping. Quality product!
I got my creeper recently and I am enjoying doing my airplane cleaning and other tasks and saving my back and Knees.
Works great. Very convenient
After owning an AeroCreeper for several years I decided to order their attachable metal tool tray pan. When the tray arrived I was disappointed. The pan was very sturdy, but the 0.063” aluminum mounting bracket was poorly finished. It appeared to just be a piece of 0.063” aluminum sheared and bent to form the bracket and then it was pop riveted to the metal tool tray. The bracket sheared edges were so sharp if I had drug my fingers across them I would have been cut pretty severely. As an experimental aircraft builder…I decided to fix it. I drilled the rivets out, resized and deburred the holes, dimpled the pan holes and countersunk the bracket holes and then riveted some flush rivets to make it solid. Prior to riveting I use a 3M grinding wheel to smooth all of the sharp sheared edges on the bracket to make it more user friendly. This took all of about 30 minutes to correct. I just feel that AeroCreeper should have included this small refinement to this accessory especially when I really enjoy the high quality of their very well made AeroCreeper.
great product.