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Most under-dash automotive work involves uncomfortable bending and contortion. There’s not been a good way to work upside down under the dash and over the door sill until now. The Powerbuilt 3-in-1 Under Dash Creeper / Knee Pad lets you work comfortably under the dash without needing to bend over backward or twist your body over the door threshold. Versatility is built into the Under Dash Creeper; it’s a standard floor creeper for under the car, a height-adjustable under the dash creeper for cars or trucks, or remove the head rest to use as a separate knee pad adding comfort to any hard surface. The steel frame supports up to 400 pounds comfortably on its thick padded foam cushions. The six 3- inch caster wheels roll smoothly across hard surfaces to position you exactly where you need to be. The Powerbuilt Under Dash Creeper’s pivot design allows for easy fold-away storage.
Raul Espino –
This is a great tool for working under the dash of the vehicle. Very well-padded, multiple uses, and very efficient just an awesome piece of equipment!
MechEngrHog –
I have been looking at this for little bit wondering if it was worth the money (a little pricey). I had a blower I had to change out in a Lesabre and though it time was to bite the bullet. Two Words. Get It! It is still a pain to work under the dash but this saves your back that you have to contort over the door threshold. Worth every penny! Also, I had a problem with a bent screw when my new unit came in and the folks at alltradetools and Powerbuilt are customer focused and quickly resolved my bent screw with a new one. BUY IT! GREAT JOB Powerbuilt!Update just did a a/c blower on a 2002 Cadillac Deville (the first design blower that the internet says is the worst change), This thing is awesome! BUY IT if you are thinking about it!
Larry D –
I work under vehicle dashes all the time and this has been a great find. After having a surgical procedure my movement was limited for a time and this allowed me to continue working. On some smaller or lower vehicles it doesn’t help much but for most of them this is a life saver!
Robert James –
I whis I had this many years ago. Now, at 65 years old, crawling under a dash to change a blower motor, or a blend door actuator isn’t as easy as it was 10 or even 20 years ago. The pinch Weld and door seam plays hell on the old back and sides. This under dash creeper makes it a lot, and I mean alot easier on my back and sides. I will go out on a limb and say you will not be disappointed if you buy one.
Darcy Cook –
Definitely helps in most situations on lower to the ground vehicles when working under the dash. The board could be a little narrower to allow leg positioning on both sides as it usually end up against the door rather than center of door opening. I glued a rubber strip to the bottom side to help keep from scratching plastic entry guards. Easier to carry than roll in under dash configuration.
David Anderson –
If you’re working under a dash just do yourself a favor and buy this. I used it to swap out a brake booster. It’s fully adjustable, very sturdy, (I’m 6’2″ 260 lbs) and converts into a regular rolling creeper. It also has a removable part that functions as a knee pad.
laurie olson –
Purchased for my “man” (auto mechanic). Considering he’s been wrenching 40+ years, he needed this 3-in-1 body support system (neck/shoulders/back/knees). Less stress on his body to gitRdone. It’s sturdy, padded, easy to assemble, easy to use, not big and bulky, a great product choice for him. Very affordable, too. Wished I would have bought it for him sooner!
Customer –
most halpful and no back problems in the moring…