Mechanics creeper

Don't have a hoist at home and bored of working on flattened cardboard boxes? Get yourself a good mechanics creeper—you'll thank us later!

You can spend as little as 20 bucks for a cheapie mechanic's creeper, or upwards of 150 for a fancy one. However, here Bob Clagett shows you how easy it is to build your own, to your exact specifications and dimensions, while adding some extra functionality to boot:

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Traxion 1-200 King Crawler Mechanic's Creeper

This handy creeper is really 2 products in 1, use it as a 6-inch low creeper seat or convert it to an 18-inch high roller seat with the push of a button - no tools required

The following directions for making a wooden creeper were originally published in 1921. While the article was originally published for boys, this project can be made by anyone. The creeper does not need to be used in the garage. In fact it is a great way to move large plants around the home and it also comes in handy when gardening. A Creeper For Garage If Father likes to take care of his own car, as many car owners do, he has probably often wished that he knew of some scheme to make easier…

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