Need to take this on plane - can the handle/wheels be removed?
171082
I put a Ziplock plastic container in it -- keeps the soda out of the melting ice. Can use the container to refill it from the machines at hotels. Ice lasts all day in or out of car. Best cooler I've ever had!
171083
No, handle and wheels cannot be removed...but it's just like a piece of luggage. Carry-on suitcase size. Plus you can stack another piece of small luggage or backpack on top and wheel both at the same time...
171084
Don't need to, wheels onto plane and fits in overhead compartment just like a small carry-on suitcase
171085
The handle and wheels cannot be removed. It probably would fit in the overhead compartment as it is. The handle telescopes into itself and doesn't stick above the cooler when down. The wheels stick out about 2 inches from the bottom.
1823890
U can't take it inside the plane, but u can drive it inside the airport, then they will take from u as free luggage when u do checking. There is another light medical scooter used for traveling, but I think it's expensive and has simple seat.
1156928
Yes, a crate this size could not be carried by a single handle anyways. I shipped from DFW to Mexico City with no problems anyways. You may want to check with the airlines you plan to use ahead of time "just in case", they all can vary a bit in their policy.
1181294
I don't think so unless it is a very large piece of luggage. I would box it up and either ship it or see if you can take it on the plane.
1161168
Doubtful unless the suitcase is very large. The seat is very long during transport.
1666886
I bought this a few months ago and to answer your question, yes, the wheels can be removed. This is my first studio type leather chair and I really how comfortable it is. I hope this helps.
1823115
It came fully assembled. Don't see how can be disassembled for flight. Long handle. When I have tried to 'fiddle' with these for whatever reason they don't work out. Problem is the long handle.
1320524
you can place this tool in your checked bag but NOT your carry-on TSA will take it!
309165
It can be carried on. I had mine at near full capacity and airline personnel accepted it as carry on luggage on international flights both going and coming, and they did not ask me to remove the backpack's metal frame. It fits well in the overhead compartment.
85253
I have to assume you mean, "can I put this in luggage prior to assembly?" I would say no. The box is pretty big and rather heavy. Unpacking the box releases a whole mess that you don't want to deal with. You might be able to check the box as is with an airline, though.
1163668
Not the pole handle. it will not fold down that much. Also, check with airline if you plan to fly. May not qualify.
434547
Yes! I created a handle (made of strapping tape) on mine and take it with me everywhere. My memory is poor, so on planes I fasten a shoelace onto the handle so I can tie the loose ends around my leg while I'm sitting - because the seat is behind me when I'm getting off and my attention is focused forward, I've walked off the plane without it before. (Thankfully, I had time and was able to go back and get it.)
1398469
No you must lie it side down with screen side up, retract the puller bar, handle I guess, face the wheels to the aisle, roll up flaps for ventilation, reposition fleece. that's what my instructions say word for word, I haven't taken it on a plane so am not familiar with the size of seats in planes I`m afraid so can`t really vouch for it. But that's what the instructions say it should be alright.
999738
Yes, the handle can be removed. It comes in (if I remember correctly) 3 pieces and I am pretty sure the 'mounts' for the bar are flush with the rest of the metal ring.
441852
I wouldn't remove the seat. When you are traveling at fast speeds using just one hand on the handle bars is a risky thing to do. This is not like a motorcycle. Its fun but scary.
1723309
Yes, pull the rlease pin on the handle and fold the handle. The wheels come off easy and store in the bag. All this can be done without tools.
1488367
No, it doesn't, which is good. The handle is the part of the unit that takes the most pressure in operation and therefore needs to be very securely attached. It may be possible to disassemble it from the body, but it'd be an effort I don't think would be worth doing either way.