Clarke creeper

[zues]

Hey guys, im in the market for a folding creeper. This Clarke has caught my fancy, but unfortunatly I can seem to find it here in the U.S. Im wondering if anyone know of a Clarke source or a comparible creeper here in the U.S.

 

[demographic]

Hey guys, im in the market for a folding creeper. This Clarke has caught my fancy, but unfortunatly I can seem to find it here in the U.S. Im wondering if anyone know of a Clarke source or a comparible creeper here in the U.S.

I'm not positive but I think that a good few of the Harbour Freight stuff is the same as our Machine Mart which is the one who sells a lot of Clarke gear.
Harbour Freight might be worth a look then?

 

[Altec]

Snap-on. My Dad has a Snap-on creeper that is just like the CMC50, and I've seen the low rider Snap-on ones with the adjustable head rest that look like the CMC45.

 

[zues]

Got the picture up. Im big on the folding seat and the tool tray.

 

[cp8737]

if used frequentley, the clarke ones fall apart in seconds ! just my personal experience

 

[zues]

really? bummer.

 

[Altec]

The only thing I noticed on the Snap-on creeper was the casters coming loose. Ended up welding them on...

 

[cp8737]

yeah, that was just my experience, the folding ones never seem to withstand as much abuse as the fixed ones

 

[Altec]

Honestly, if I was in a position where I was using a creeper A LOT, I would probably end up fabbing my own instead. Most of the time the Snappy creeper is used as a chair, or for a oil change while something is on the lift.

Maybe get some nice fancy leather to keep my **** happy?

 

[J.A.F.E.]

Whiteside Manufacturing. The creeper you want is http://www.whitesidemfg.com/creeper items/crs-seat.htm

 

[zues]

200 bones. . . thats big monehy for a creeper. I wonder what the snapon unit costs.

 

[J.A.F.E.]

... I wonder what the snapon unit costs.

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...group_ID=19850&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog