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It was a hell of a lot cheaper then a topside creeper. $330.00 for the creeper (I like Brandons way better but I can't find one at my local dump ) This thing was $55 and will come in handy. It will fit up to a 14 inch wide tire. He used it on his matco truck which is a 2007 internation with big front rims, it might work.
Thanks, looks good and would be handy to carry in the tool box for roadside repairs. Thanks for the info. Tried to rep you, but the spread it around police have me for now.
that thing is pretty slick! Is it sturdy if you have all of your weight on one foot? Seems like it might shift....? Great idea though! I need one.....my truck is freakin TALL....and I'm only 5'9" haha reps sent!
Ahh, I see it now before my eyes. And yes, it looks good enought to try out. Is it adjustable? Height, width? How tall are you so that I can gauge where I would be if I stood on the step. And what size are your tires?
Dang it!!!!
Matco was JUST here, now I have to wait until next week. That's a nice looking work step.
I might have to get two of them so I don't have to keep carrying it around the truck when I switch sides.
i dont' have a topside creeper but i rigged up a workable facsimile with my folding ladder. kinda ghetto, but i didn't have to spend any money, since it is usually in the bed of my truck anyhow. here's what i use when working on the turbo and stuff.
i dont' have a topside creeper but i rigged up a workable facsimile with my folding ladder. kinda ghetto, but i didn't have to spend any money, since it is usually in the bed of my truck anyhow. here's what i use when working on the turbo and stuff.
Only in Albermarle NC would you see that. Or maybe Concord.
Never would have thought of that, but probably won't soon forget.
i dont' have a topside creeper but i rigged up a workable facsimile with my folding ladder. kinda ghetto, but i didn't have to spend any money, since it is usually in the bed of my truck anyhow. here's what i use when working on the turbo and stuff.
I only have 1 question.......Is this thing OSHA approved?
05-07-2008, 06:53 PM
) This thing was $55 and will come in handy. It will fit up to a 14 inch wide tire. He used it on his matco truck which is a 2007 internation with big front rims, it might work.
Or maybe Concord.
