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For my own education, did the wideframe creeper actually work on the NF or did someone just have it sorta bolted on? They look pretty different in pictures.
It worked but handle was bent to clear the frame and had a rubber flex disc instead of a steel coupler.
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The only difference between a WF creeper and a NF creeper is the handle geometry, and, perhaps, the vent height. I've used a NF creeper in my 108 by modifying the handle. Otherwise, no difference as far as I know.
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It worked but handle was bent to clear the frame and had a rubber flex disc instead of a steel coupler.
I learned 2 things here then.. I didn't know they were supposed to have a steel coupler either. The 1200 I had with a creeper came d/s delete.
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