What is the bone creeper?
What is the bone creeper?
The Bone™ is our first and most popular creeper model, an American made product to ease the woes of mechanics worldwide. The Bone™ features a uniquely shaped body which cradles the user between the wheels only an inch or so above the ground. …
Who makes the bone creeper?
American Made – ‘The Bone-Ster’ Mechanics Garage Creeper The Pro Lift C-4031 is All American Made Bone-ster creeper with the capacity of 400 Lbs.
What is a bonester?
The Bone-ster The patented “dog bone” shape that cradles the user between the wheels, about 1 ¼” above the ground, making it the lowest on the market! It is a proven design that is more durable, more comfortable, less likely to tip over and easier to work on than any other creeper on the market.
What makes the dog bone Creeper the lowest on the market?
The patented “dog bone” shape that cradles the user between the wheels, about 1 ¼” above the ground, making it the lowest on the market! It is a proven design that is more durable, more comfortable, less likely to tip over and easier to work on than any other creeper on the market.
What was the original name of the bone Creeper?
The Bone™ is our first and most popular creeper model, an American made product to ease the woes of mechanics worldwide. Originally called the “Captain Creeper” when it was invented in 1974, its unique shape led it to be renamed as “The Bone™” when it went on sale to the public in 1994.
How tall is a rough rider bone Creeper?
The 400 pound capacity, ALL AMERICAN Rough Rider™ is the number one choice for mechanics that need a go anywhere creeper to get the tough jobs done. Height (assembled): 7.875 inches Ground clearance: 2.875 inches Wheel size: 5.275 inches If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.
What kind of job can a tail bone Creeper do?
Extremely popular with military, police and other government agencies in the US and Canada. The Rough Rider is designed to be used on extremely rough pavement, dirt, and even grass and gravel with a firm substrate! The Tail Bone is a BIG mechanics seat that puts you at a low 12 inches off the ground, perfect for any low job you can think of.