Harbor Freight PITTSBURGH AUTOMOTIVE 40 In300 Lb Capacity Low-Profile Creeper

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Easily clear the undercarriage of most vehicles with this oversized low-profile automotive creeper. The automotive creeper has a high-impact PVC body that won't rust and is easy to clean. With a padded headrest and capacity up to 300 lb., this low-profile creeper is comfortable and durable.
One piece, high impact PVC frame
Oil and solvent resistant
Easy to clean
Won't rust
Padded headrest
Six smooth-rolling swivel casters
Built-in tool storage
SPECIFICATIONS
SKU(s)
63371
Brand
Pittsburgh Automotive
Casters
6
Color
Gray
Material
PVC
Maximum Working load (lbs.)
300 lb.
Product Height
4-1/2 in.
Product Length
40 in.
Product Width
18-1/4 in.
Shipping Weight
11.60 lb.
Note: Specifications are approximate and subject to change

[@mg8718]

The only last a few years and then the wheel rivets give out. The 90.00 Icon is much better.

[@bucklewgregory]

Don't buy this. Absolute junk and only lasted 1 day until the wheels broke from the base

[@Samson-cb1kx]

This creeper is crap! If you weigh 200 plus do not buy. Worst 40 dollars spent.

[@Jack-b5o6r]

You always make videos of the things I need in my life lol ! I’m buying this as soon as possible it would make working on my back easier

[@BringItMuscleCars]

It definitely will make it easier. Thanks for watching as always.

[@raymondromero4558]

I used it once in my backyard ( it's all made of sement... it over over a cracked and broke the plastic off to where it wasn't repairable! I work at a shop and I only use snap on creepers . They might be 5 times more expensive but I can roll around all day and no problems

[@markallen4001]

What’s the ground clearance? I have to get under my mower. I have a MoJack lift but every little bit helps. Thanks.

[@philipfarnam6013]

200 lb me used it 1/2 dozen times on smooth floor. Center wheels totally gave way. Caster mounts completely sheared through the plastic. Look at the one and two-star reviews for it at Harbor Freight's own web-site. Everyone there complains about the same issue...with much photo-evidence. This thing is a child's toy.

[@camopaint0707]

Quinn won't be happy you broke his creeper

[@BringItMuscleCars]

It was Kenny not me.

[@anthonytrent3026]

I own that creeper it works pretty well so far I've also got the tool cart in the same color love the mods

[@BringItMuscleCars]

Thank you. Thank you for watching and commenting. It’s appreciated

[@victoriaskelly4971]

Ok

[@BringItMuscleCars]

You definitely should.

[@BigBear--]

The one good thing about those $20 creepers you showed, is if the board breaks, you can always repair it, or upgrade to a thicker material. The downside with the plastic creepers is it’s usually the plastic that gives way, not the wheels/casters. Once that plastic cracks, you can just throw it in the bin.

[@BringItMuscleCars]

For the most part at that price they are throw away. They are fairly cheap and will only last so long.

[@BigBear--]

Yeah you’re right. It’s definitely not a $170-$190 Matco creeper. Since you’ve been using it for a while, I have a question: Have you experienced any drag with it? Where the center hits and drags on the floor/ground from the weight of someone laying on it? That’s the reason I’m looking to replace my current Autozone folding creeper, even though it’s rated for 300Lbs, the center metal supports sag/bend and drag on the ground whenever I’m using it (I’m 6’2”, 300Lbs).

[@BigBear--]

@R D Sounds like little man syndrome. Do they make condoms for that?

[@Druidvasia]

This piece of shit jus last for 2 month and I’m the small guy 5.6 160lb!!! Gavno!. Snap On metal frame creeper still works fine after 4 years of Daly abuse even though it was ran over by semi truck 3 times!