David W Deasy

US Patent:

20040100049, May 27, 2004

Filed:

Mar 27, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/401161

Inventors:

David Deasy - Horsham PA, US
Roy Furey - Allentown NJ, US

International Classification:

B25H005/00

US Classification:

280/032600

Abstract:

The present invention is a mechanic's creeper for operating under a vehicle. It includes a main frame with a plurality of wheels, and is adapted to receive at least a torso of an adult. The main frame has a rigid structure and a padded area for a user to lie on, face up. There is at least one heating element located at the padded area, either under the padded area or embedded in it. These pads may be removable or permanently attached to the frame. Connection is provided to the heating element and for connection to an AC voltage control component for connection to an AC power source. Or, alternatively, in addition, the present invention mechanic's creeper may further include a power source physically connected to the creeper and electrically connected to the connection, e.g. rechargeable or replaceable batteries.

US Patent:

20040100048, May 27, 2004

Filed:

Nov 26, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/304835

Inventors:

David Deasy - Horsham PA, US
Roy Furey - Allentown NJ, US

International Classification:

B25H005/00

US Classification:

280/032600

Abstract:

The present invention is a mechanic's creeper for operating under a vehicle. It includes a main frame with a plurality of wheels, and is adapted to receive at least a torso of an adult. The main frame has a rigid structure and a padded area for a user to lie on, face up. There is at least one heating element located at the padded area, either under the padded area or embedded in it. These pads may be removable or permanently attached to the frame. Connection is provided to the heating element and for connection to a power source. The connection may be a wire and plug for connection to an AC power source, a wire and adapter for connection to a vehicle cigarette lighter, a wire and regulator for connection to a vehicle battery. Or, alternatively or in addition, the present invention mechanic's creeper may further include a power source physically connected to the creeper and electrically connected to the connection, e.g. rechargeable or replaceable batteries.