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I purchased my manual AeroCreeper last week. I wish I had waited a week to obtain the discounted price. However, it is definitely built out of very solid steel to a high standard. I have not used my creeper as yet, however, I did exercise the adjustment procedures and are certain it will perform well. I am also confident you will not find a similar unit any better engineered.
Works great for this old man (72). Powered model. Don’t have to worry about how I’m getting up when I get down. The only thing is some thin rubber bumpers for when it goes completely flat. It’s a fairly hard shock to the body when it hits the bottom.
I have seen concepts of a product like this several years ago, but those never became real. I admit I was somewhat concerned that this product would follow the previous realities and perceptions, but was delighted upon arrival.
The creeper is extremely well packaged. There were some minor holes in the cardboard box, but the unit inside was well protected.
The unit needs some minor assembly which was very straight forward. The motorized system is smooth and works very well.
I recently had significant back surgery and this creeper is exactly what I needed to work on my heavy equipment.
Was skeptical at first, but using this to service GA landing gear, and so much more makes it worth so much. Had the original, went w the motorized version. Yes not cheap, but what isn't thats good.Theres no other creeper like it anywhere.Your back and shoulders will thank you. Have used diff creepers and more from Snp on and more.Nothing compares, and the quality is phenomenal.
Not that good for cars and other low to ground stuff, but if you have to be a couple feet in the air, this is the cats meow...
