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The only thing I don’t like is the wheels next to the seat are in the wrong place. Every time I try to scoot forward my work the wheels bang into my heel.
If it was 6 inches away it’d be perfect
Everything works as it should.
I have used it a couple times and it is comfortable gets into the spot I need to be in perfectly.
The only problem is the aftermarket battery inserts do not allow the batteries to clip into place and hold them as they should thus allowing either battery to just pop out of the holder.
Other than that this product works properly
Very comfortable
THANK YOU BILL
Just received the power creeper and I'm totally impressed. Well made and works great! I'm 74 and my legs no longer tolerate getting up and down from a floor creeper. About 2 or 3 times and I'm done for the day unless I want severe leg cramps. The Aerocreeper will allow me to work all day no matter how many times I have to get up or down.
I have several vintage cars that I work on, and even though I have a two post lift and can walk under the cars, some work is easier if the car is lower, where I can lay down and work on them. This gives me that option again. Will also be helpful when I do maintenance work on my 5th wheel trailer.
I can't say enough about this power creeper. Even my wife is excited as she says she will no longer worry about me out in the machine shop.
The order came remarkably fast. It is a very nice creeper, the power version will be very nice to have. I debated between a 4 star and a 5 star. In reality, a 4.5 would’ve been appropriate. Ultimately, I decided the height adjustment isn’t a huge problem. The quality of the creeper is very good.
My only suggestions, not a complaint, would be to have some instructions on the powered version.
I am also not very fond of using both hands to move the creeper up and down. It just means that you’ll have to get rid of the tool or anything else you’re holding in order to adjust the height. I’m sure I’ll get used to it. Just a little bit of a pain. I suspect that is a result of an attorney getting involved and worried about liability.
