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#207107 05/03/2006 1:07 PM
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Just added some new links in the April news page.

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I was working on some more links that Mark Smith (Moderator of our Tool chest) had sent.

I came across this Kreepster and thought it looks like a pretty good deal for under $200.

But I don't really know. Just thought I'd put it out there for ya.

Peg


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#207109 05/04/2006 8:04 AM
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I welded big rubber casters like that to my old creeper and it works great. I would highly suggest changing the crummy wheels on stools and creepers with some good $2-3 ones. Although, sometimes they roll a bit too good down my driveway! wink Being able to roll over cracks, seams, tools, hoses and cords is a big improvement.


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