🪑 Pro-LifT C-2800 Grey Creeper Seat and Stool Combo - 300 lb. Capacity: Versatile and Sturdy Automotive Accessory Review

He may weigh 300 pounds, but that's my weight. If you use it regularly, I suggest something else. The fifth wheel flexes along the pitch, preventing it from moving 360° smoothly. It will probably be the first bike.

I wanted to get a place so I could work on the underside of the cars while detailing. But after discovering this, I can work with the roofs of large vans and trucks. Much stronger than standing on a bucket. My only advice is to barely fasten all parts before tightening. Otherwise you don't get everything.

What's good: After assembling and setting it up, it works "good" What's not so good: Poor instructions. Cheesy and small rolls. at first assembly. I had to loosen everything, adjust and finally attach one of the rubber feet to stop it. - It seems to be a little high in every direction for use around the car. You could cut 2 inches either way - Heavy

I use it every day as a seat, as a step stool and drive around the car to wash tires. Very durable no matter how I use it. fled. He not only unscrewed, he also ripped off the bolt. I was able to re-force it and add some Loctite but I don't think it will last long. I also see other screws ready to come out so I had to re-tighten them. 2 stars away

Footboard works great, wheels are good, seat is quite comfortable, light weight and good value. People complain about reel seats falling out, but I had them pre-installed. The screw holes don't actually line up very well, but I expected that for the price. I would like to report that yes, one of the reels fell out after a few weeks of use. I ended up looking for nuts for a fallen roller. So far, so good.

Very disappointed. This chair was only a month old. Two days into the return window, my wheels literally fall off. Cheap aluminum threads break off and simply break. A big problem in my workplace as I work on airplanes and this is a big problem. Luckily I found it. If only they changed the wheels to steel instead of aluminum, this would be a great stool! Everything else about it is great. Don't be like me, I read the reviews on the wheels and thought it's ok, now I have a $50 stool that isn't a

Great value, seat has good padding, works very well as a step stool (strong, doesn't wobble and I'm 260 pounds) and one of the four legs is adjustable so that all legs are on the surface. The description of the Revain says 4 wheels but it's 5 so it's also very stable as a seat. One screw was poorly formed (the Phillips was barely there, making it impossible to tighten with a screwdriver). The instructions don't say that all of the frame bolts/screws should be left loose until it's fully…

Someone who works with cars here and there said this seat lasted almost 2 years and then the casters started falling off. After inspection, it turned out that the metal is very soft, and they peel off and just fall out. Be sure to check them before each use. They were coated with Loctite (red) and still fell out. I learned how soft the metal is because I won't be buying a new one every 2 years so I welded them on. It was like welding aluminum to steel. I've included photos of the threads and…

I'm a retired mechanic and have been spinning vines all my years. This is by far the worst climber I have ever bought/used. I've used it maybe 6 or 7 times (I still use my old one because the new one is a bit big) and yesterday I used it and one of the wheels fell off. I can't put it back on because the threads are frayed because it was loose and I didn't notice. I checked if all cutscenes are nerfed and now this new creeper is useless. look elsewhere A NOTICE. I would like to add that I have…