Will these glides work on an Invacare Junior walker? I don't see how anything can be screwed onto the leg of the walker.
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These glides are inserted into the body of the walker legs. Nothing attaches to the outside.
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I'm not familiar with the brand, but most walkers have standard hollow tubular legs into which the glides will slip.
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The screw is on the bottom of the glider...I ordered 3 separate pairs, and I can not tell you, which of the gliders worked for me!! I, now, use a walker with wheels!! HOORAY!! Maybe, if, you talk to someone via Amazon phone, they can read you the description!! Good luck!!
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Unknown about the make, but they slide into the bottom of the tube and then they will expand inside the tube. Less than 5 minutes to install and a lot easier on carpet.
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I don't know what kind of a walker you are talking about. Mine is just a simple inexpensive fold up walker.
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The Invacare web site says 4'11" to 6 ft. Most junior walkers fit 4'11" to about 5'4", so this Invacare model is more adjustable than most I'm familiar with. Down a ramp might be a problem if the user leans on it heavily, as this engages the rear compression brake. If the user uses this primarily for balance, it would probably be okay.
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Hello, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! These glide skis are for use with any 1" walker, meaning that if the diameter of the tubing is 1", these glide skis will fit.
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They should fit--they come with little inserts to make them fit more snugly on smaller doors. Whether the doors will still glide smoothly depends on how tight they are to the frame (and whether they're adjustable at all; some bifold doors can be adjusted with a little knob at the bottom)--but the slide lock is pretty slim so I doubt you'll have a problem.
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I wish I could help, but I haven't the slightest idea. We purchased the Invacare LightWeight Tracer EX2 20" wheelchair at the same time of buying these legs. They're a perfect fit for mine, but obviously too much of a hassle to order and have to return. Maybe you can call the company and find out? Good luck. They really are a godsend.
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I really doubt it. they didn't work on any of the legs I wanted to use them on. I ordered several sizes and none of them fit.
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Many factors to take into question here - what is the limit of the 'board' you are using between the glides? What type support are you attaching the glides to? What kind of attachment (screws) are you using? Length of those screws? Distance between the glides?
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Only if the feet can fit inside the adjustable hold down clamps. Those clamps only open up about 2 inches. Hope this helps. You may want to call Glide Gear and ask them to be certain.
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I would like to know that also. I'm not sure you can attach them to the front. I would like to do that. Itight. It nd safe thogh. I really like the.convenornce of the walker but would like wheels on the front.
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Not as they come in the package. Possibly if you can sew them into a double-sided satchel and hang that over the cross bar and tie the sides to the legs you could make it work. I see the need for more carrying power too.
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The package of the 4 Guardian walker glide caps says "for walker tips with 1 1/2" base diameter". my Guardian walker has rubber tips (original) which are 1.6" diam, if the tips were 1 1/2 thesecaps would be way too large (inside diameter).
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I think they should, but I can't say 100%. We used on Invacare 6291-JR (junior) walker. Another website says these wheels fit series 6291 and 6281 Invacare walkers.
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I put them on an 02 electra glide if that is any help. They look and work great.
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Sorry, no info. Check a local walker dealer for specs. Invacare is unreachable.
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I have a standard walker and these ski glides fit perfectly. Just pulled the old ones off and pushed these on
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Not sure. Don't know if the tubing size is standard on all walkers. They worked well on my sister's walker. Good buy for the money.
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I would think they will not work in that type situation. Must be able to slide on smooth surface.