PLTW Engineering and Design Mechanic Creeper Survey
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PLTW Engineering and Design Mechanic Creeper Survey
Hi, we are a team of high school students that are taking a course to further our education on engineering. We have come up with an idea of innovating a creeper and we would like to get some feedback from you to help us further our problem.
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If you could answer these question in a numerical format that would be great. Thank you for helping us.
- Do you own/ have you used a creeper to work on your car?
- Yes
- No
- Do you struggle to reach up for things while working on your car?
- Yes
- No
- If yes, is this due to your creeper’s height?
- Yes
- No
- How much would you pay for a creeper?
- <$50
- $50 - $100
- $100 - $150
- >$150
- What’s the worst part about a creeper?
If you could answer these question in a numerical format that would be great. Thank you for helping us.
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Yes, no, n/a, whatever is the best value, and inability to handle rough surfaces. I do plan to get a Bonester when I have the funds available. The biggest need I found in a creeper when I was working on heavy trucks was a low profile, the lower to the ground the better. A cheapo parts store one was too tall, the Harbor Freight one was the right height but the middle casters splayed out on the first use (weak thin blow molded plastic), and now once I have the money I'll get a decent low profile one.
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