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Lisle 93102 Low-Profile Creeper 300 lbs Yellow
Low-profile creeper with 7/8 in. clearance and 300 lbs capacity for working under vehicles
- ColorYellow
- Low 7/8 in. floor clearance lets you slide under low vehicles
- Body-fitting design tested on many body types gives optimum comfort
- 38 in. length and 2 in. longer body provide better fit
- Urethane rollers in steel bushings roll smoothly and last
- Easy-clean surface resists solvents, greases and fuels
Low-Profile Workshop Creeper
The Lisle 93102 is a yellow plastic creeper built for mechanics and DIYers who service vehicles with limited ground clearance. Its body-fitting design was tested on many body types to provide optimum comfort during extended work sessions. The 38-inch length and 17.5-inch width accommodate a wide range of users while the 4-inch height keeps the profile low.
Upgrade From Basic Pads
This creeper replaces cardboard, mats or fixed-height dollies that cannot roll smoothly or fit beneath lowered cars. The jump is worth it when you need 7/8-inch floor clearance combined with a 300-pound capacity for heavy-duty use. Urethane rollers in steel bushings eliminate the binding common with plastic wheels on rough concrete.
Limits of Plastic Construction
The steel-reinforced body resists solvents, greases and fuels but remains a plastic shell that can crack under sharp impacts or extreme cold. Four-inch overall height restricts use to vehicles with sufficient undercarriage space above the 7/8-inch clearance. Pop-in wheels (92132) and headrest (96412) are included but add no structural reinforcement.
Highlights
- Low 7/8 in. floor clearance lets you slide under low vehicles
- Body-fitting design tested on many body types gives optimum comfort
- 38 in. length and 2 in. longer body provide better fit
- Urethane rollers in steel bushings roll smoothly and last
- Easy-clean surface resists solvents, greases and fuels
Specifications
| Brand | Lisle |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Questions about this item
What are the overall dimensions so I know if the 38 in. long creeper will fit my workspace?
The creeper measures 38 in. long, 17.5 in. wide and 4 in. high, giving a low 7/8 in. floor clearance for sliding under vehicles.
How do the pop-in wheels (part 92132) install, and what is the common mistake?
Push each wheel firmly into the moulded steel bushings until it clicks; the usual error is not seating them fully, which lets a wheel pop out under load.
When should I replace the urethane rollers or the headrest (part 96412)?
Replace rollers when they develop flat spots, crack or no longer roll smoothly; swap the headrest if the foam crumbles or the cover tears.
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