Creeper Seats-Who uses 1?

Who uses creeper seats when detailing?

What one(s) do you have? where did you buy it/ how much?

Looking to invest in one very soon, to save my back from some unneeded stress.

 

Something I need in the near future as well......

 

I use a Craftsman creeper seat, it works great for me.

 

I have a Summit racing seat my best friend gave me. There like $25.

 

i currently use a snapon seat but I'm in the middle of deciding to purchase one of those racatac units.Really looks like it will be great for the low panel polishing .

 

I'd be too nervous that it would hit the paint.

 

I use the craftsman creeper seat. It works Good...I'm also looking for something that I can get a little lower on the panels. I have the same problem as you Roger...I bought it a long time ago. Sorry. I don't remember how much it was...:thumb:

The one that rwisejr is talking about sounds good and it also sound expensive...:shrug:

 

Are you referring to the one DSMS has posted in one of his recent details? Any links perhaps...

 

I currently use the Craftsman Creeper Seat. I'm thinking a Racatac may be in order soon... it looks pretty useful!

 

Racatac Products Inc.

$189.00. I'm not paying that much for a creeper seat. I go to Sears or Harbor Freight instead.

 

Here's a link

Amazon.com: Racatac Kneeling Sitting Creeper: Automotive

I've been looking at these too but damn they are expensive. Heck I think I can get some of the guys at work to make me one.

 

I have and use a couple different ones from Snap-On.

 

Seen a creeper some where which doubles as a creeper. You can flip up the end to make a seat.

 

My Bro-in law has one like that....Flimsey POS if ya ask me.

 

im thinking about getting one sometime myself. probably just a cheapy craftsman one. they're like $40 at kmart.

i use them at my Monday-Friday job all the time for lower areas etc and its a nice luxury. not necessary though, IMO.

 

Craftsman Mechanics Seat - 51164 at Sears.com

This what I have and I love it. It's light,inexpensive,sturdy no sharp edges,spins, and you can change change the height in a split second. Can't beat it for $30

 

forgot to mention ..take a little Boesheild T-9 to the wheels and get to whatever part of the shop you want without getting off your rear..lol
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I use a harbor freight hydrolic stool for the lower panels.saves my knees and lower back.i got it on sale for 12 bucks.best 12 bucks iv spent in awhile.

 

I got mine at WalMart. Its pneumatic, raises about 4 or 5 inches. I even have an old mechanics stool I leave at work. I think it was $20 OR $25

I've seen some at BigLots for about $20 also.