Is it low enough that you can tilt the wheelchair to put it on the carrier?
164264
I think you are asking if you have to literally pick up the wheelchair to mount it, and the answer is yes. It does take some strength to load the wheelchair into the carrier. On the other hand, it is so low that I can't drive up or down steep inclines, such as driveways, without scraping. Hope that helps.
164265
No. However, it only takes a minimum ofupper body strength to load the chair, depending upon your disability. DO NOT buy the Tilt n Tote model. I have had the tilt locking mechanism come loose during travel and almost lost my chair. The rigid, non-tilting works fine.
164266
No it's not. They do sell another type that may work, but with this one, you'll have to be able to pick up the chair about a foot off the ground.Scott Smith
164267
Would kind of depend on the height of your vehicle. The mount itself does not pivot. the car we mounted to was low to the ground which made it easy for my mother(65 years old) to put chair on mount.
164268
No it's not. They do sell another type that may work, but with this one, you'll have to be able to pick up the chair about a foot off the ground. Scott Smith
2109330
Yes. There is a lever that lets you tilt the face cradle up or down from the level of the table itself.
362011
In my opinion; YES, but lock the wheelchair in position and place Aerobic pedaler in front of you at a comfortable distance to pedal from.I modified mine a bit by fastening rubber feet so they could not turn over with drilling a hole in the top of them and using a sheet metal screw through them into the metal pipe, but I believe a good adhesive would work as well. They were a nuisance to keep flat on the floor otherwise.
378253
Yes, it would work, the only issue I had was it tilted upward and the ramp did not reach the ground on one side. We had to find someone to fill in the holes and re-drill them so everything would line up correctly. Hopefully they have fixed the problem and that I was the only one with a faulty carrier. To send it back was more expensive than to fix it ourselves. So we kept it. Now, we bought an actual trailer because of the weight of wheelchair. I would bottom out everywhere I turned. You might just want to buy a regular carrier with no ramp. If you're not gonna use it everyday. That would work for trips for coolers and extra stuff in Rubbermaid container's. It has a lip all around it for easier tie down with bungee cords, and you can buy those at Harbor freight company or and farm and fleet, menards. Then you wouldn't have to pay the shipping cost.
1519010
Yes, but it rolls up toward the door so one would have to either step over or roll over (wheelchair). It's fairly flat so it is not a problem. It is velco stripped to the tent bottom on three sides.
1104719
This is not the picture of a "transport chair"... the wheelchair that you need to lift in and out of a car has smaller wheels and is only about 20 pounds. This picture shows a regular "hospital" wheelchair that is not meant for lifting in and out of cars.
804876
Yes. it should be fine. Just be sure that the wheelchair seat is big enough for the cushion as it is rather large.
973608
You might be able to with optional tilt lever, otherwise you have to put a fluid head on it and tilt it down. i love this crane, small but does the job better than you might think for its size!
2103666
it is to low for a power chair. my daughter uses a chair with a lift option and she can not raise the chair
1733574
As far as the vehicle angle is concerned, yes, it is very easy to do. Simply loosen one bolt on each side of the housing and it will tilt up and down. But horizontally, the answer is no. The unit comes with two plates: Both go left to right, while one also oscillates up and down slightly. The amount of travel from left to right cannot be adjusted.
1662168
Yes if this person still has some mobility, capable of not pushing back, little resistance. It is really just a transport chair not a heavy duty wheelchair.
1310610
There is one pin to pull that will allow the rack to tilt down. In many cases you could access the trunk from the side without tilting the rack.
327386
I would not recommend this to bo used as a wheelchair even though it is very strong & sturdy. I feel this was not the intent and would be dangerous to do so.
208335
Yes. Push down on each hand break handle to lock wheelchair from rolling. Very easy.
788615
I believe so just put it close enough to the chair. Shouldn't be a problem. I used a wheel chair in rehab and I can picture using it as long as the wheels were locked.
728335
Yes there is a manual adjustment that is just below the motor which will allow one to tilt it up or down. Also it swings back and forth if you so choose.
1186426
Yes, it could be done. However, that would tend to cause destabilization. I use cargo straps attached to the bottom of the wheel chair assembly and to the luggage rack on my SUV which helps offset the weight distribution.