40" Adjustable Headrest Big Wheel Creeper

I am a heavy equipment mechanic and the shop floor is so abused that your basic creeper would get stuck in the pits in the concrete and hang up on the dirt and rocks that often fall out of earthmoving equipment. My only gripe is that the plastic push-in tubing plugs in the frame keep popping out. But at the end of the day, who really cares? This thing rolls over concrete irregularities, hardware on the floor, air hoses, and even does well in the dirt driveway. The adjustable headrest is a life-saver under large machines where your arms are in the air for long periods of time. Forewarning for heavy equipment mechanics considering this creeper; it sits pretty high and it's difficult getting under some backhoes and large hilos.UPDATE:Nearly 5 years after leaving my original review of this creeper, I am happy to say it has survived! I received a generous 40-gallon oil bath under a very large machine and had to powerwash the creeper (and myself) and some of the black fabric covering the plywood cushion panels under the creeper blew off. While I'm not surprised that I blew the fabric off, I am surprised that the creeper dried out and looked like brand new again considering what this thing has been through in 5 years. Everyone from customers to other techs get a kick out of this creeper when they see it. It truly is an awesome piece and worth the money!

Works very well, even in gravel

As being a truck technician for 33 years this was the worst creeper I ever owned I used it for about 10 months and had nothing but issueswith engineering of this creeper the first one is the horizontal caster arms while moving around in tight places or just working under vehiclesthe caster arms like to catch or hit up against other equipment and material being used kind of annoying notice the caster arms should go verticalwith the creeper also notice the caster wheels kept loosing up all the time had to keep tightening the nut up and when you did I found that theend of the caster arm tube crushed inwards there should like reinforcement block in the tube to keep the tube from collapsing the last isfound creeper its to low to ground kept bottoming out over humps I personally for all you mechanic that spend a lot time working on your backI would not waste my hard earned money on this item. .

My job.

I own a repair shop and this is the best creeper ever own, the large wheel allow to go over small object in the floor...great product!

Just as advertised ~ really like the adjustable head rest :)