Chairack
Using
The frame clamped on to the towing ball with its own locking mechanism.
It did not need much strength or dexterity to fit.
The rack was quick and easy to use although some found it difficult to
get the wheelchair front castors on to the rack. Once this was done you
simply secured the castors with an elasticated cord - easy even with arthritic
hands - and levered the wheelchair up using the rack's handle. You didn't
have to lift the chair.
The rack could be used by people with limited strength, weak backs and
those unable to bend. It could be used with one hand but not easily by
people with very poor balance.
| Price |
£95+ delivery (£7 in England) |
| Size of largest part (cm) |
90x31x5 |
| Maximum weight lifted (kg) |
30 |
| Weight of heaviest part (kg) |
5 |
For more information contact - Delcane
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Introduction
Which
type?
Wheelchair
hoists
Wheelchair
hoist summaries
Rooftop
Hoists
Rooftop
hoist summaries
Other
ways of carrying a wheelchair
Racks
and containers
Buying
guide
Specialist
trailers
Ramps
Finance
Helpful
organisations
Mobility
Centres
Suppliers
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