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ecburl
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robertwied@snet.net

Oct 1, 2008, 4:34 AM

Post #1 of 3 (1509 views)
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We are students at Canandaigua Academy working to improve the current models of the mechanic's creeper. We need this survey to prove the validity of our problem.

1: Do you work on your own car at home? Yes/No

2: Is the surface that you work on uneven? Yes/No

3: When working on a vehicle, do you find it easiest to lie down on your back? Yes/No

4: When performing mechanic work underneath a vehicle, it is better to have some sort of mobile cart for easy maneuvering. True/False

5: Would this cart be better off if the wheels could roll over the uneven surface and debris found on a driveway? Yes/No

6: Would a cart with more all-terrain capabilities be easier to use than a cart with small wheels? Yes/No

*We appreciate your honest input* Thank You


Jeff Norfolk
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Oct 1, 2008, 4:39 AM

Post #2 of 3 (1504 views)
Re: Open Survey Sign In
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. God yes getting up is worse!
4. True
5. Well natrualy
6. Yes if the all terrain tires are not to big
7. Come up with a test model and I will use it in real world applications. For a nominal fee of course
Wink
Jeff


Tom Greenleaf
Ultimate Carjunky / Moderator
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Oct 1, 2008, 5:48 AM

Post #3 of 3 (1502 views)
Re: Open Survey Sign In
REPLY IN CAPS/BOLD

1: Do you work on your own car at home? Yes/No -YES

2: Is the surface that you work on uneven? Yes/No -MOSTLY EVEN = YES

3: When working on a vehicle, do you find it easiest to lie down on your back? Yes/No -YES - IF CAR ISN'T FULLY RAISED

4: When performing mechanic work underneath a vehicle, it is better to have some sort of mobile cart for easy maneuvering. True/False - TRUE

5: Would this cart be better off if the wheels could roll over the uneven surface and debris found on a driveway? Yes/No -ONE CREEPER I USE HAS SIX SEMI SOFT TYPE WHEELS THAT ROLL OVER OBSTRUCTIONS/INPERFECTIONS OF SURFACES

6: Would a cart with more all-terrain capabilities be easier to use than a cart with small wheels? Yes/No - YES
6 - Subnote: Folks shouldn't be under a vehicle on inappropriate surfaces! Surface must be safe for jacks and jack stands first!

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Now please engineer a trouble light that doesn't cause trouble of its own!

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