My walker bar is not straight. It has a bend in it facing forward. Will the basket fit over that bend?
1259508
I got this for my mother, and it was fine as long as she didn't put her purse or anything else that had some weight into it. Walkers are light, and putting anything that weighs too much in a basket that projects out the front of the walker makes it fall over on its face. I ended up switching her to a flat, zippered bag that strapped on the front of the walker which she now uses as her "purse." It's a good basket, but the falling over was a big problem.
1259509
I'm not sure. My husband's walker had a straight bar so I'm not able to give you a good answer.
1259510
My husband's walker also has a bend in it facing forward; this basket fits nicely and is more stable than the one he used to have.
1259511
Yes, it will fit. Just be careful how much weight you put in basket because it can become too heavy and walker can fall over.
1259512
Not sure - our basket sits on top of the bar (which is straight) on the walker. It was not a perfect fit for our walker - i had to make mechanical adjustments to stablize the basket. It reqired hooks on either side to keep it from sliding off but that has worked well for us. You may need to do the same?
1997051
I can't speak directly about your model of walker, but the Yunga Tray is designed to fit directly over the walker handles, so it should fit most walker models.
1660638
I bent mine, not a sharp L but as shape as it let me about 18-20 inches from corner it starts to bend. I hope that makes sense.
1888388
The basket is about 20" x 26" (wider than it is deep from front to back) and the top of the basket with the wheels on is about 25" high off the floor. You can assemble without the raised bar, but then you'll have an exposed tube on either side where it is supposed to connect. Adding the raised bar also seemed to provide additional strength to the overall design, but it's probably still okay without it.
918011
This basket did not end up fitting my mothers walker but no the walker will not fold up with baskets such as this still on the basket has to be taken off when you fold the walker
1185113
I really do not know for sure. This is my first experience with a walker and the basket came with it. Being an 'open' brand, I would guess that you could. A phone call to the Co. would answer your question. Hope this helps.
920310
It should, looks like plenty of adjustment. Mine is on a 26". Great basket! Holds up well to use
453659
I think it will be too wobbly. The method it uses for securing the basket to the rack isn't strong enough.
631408
I don't think so. Doing so would probably cause the basket to tip too far forward once any kind of weight is placed in it.
1160723
The basket sits across the rack but doesn't stick out so far as to get in the way on either side. Spring-loaded grips hold it firmly in place. I've had mine for quite a number of months and have had no issues with it at all. I think the response from Philip describes a different rack.
2055521
I do believe that it is designed for screw attachment. I'm assuming that if it were not fastened down, and then you moved the basket on the rails, the weight of the unit itself would probably be enough to cause it to tip forward. I don't think it was intended for stand alone use.
1034588
The two sides fit together well on ours when assembled. But the hitch assembly can't fit snugly as it has to fold up. Unsure as to which pieces you are referring to. Also, our basket sits level across but does have some "give" when weight is applied to either side.
1169367
I'm not certain, but a front basket for me has worked well, especially if something shifts in my basket, I can see it and readjust before becoming unstable.
218857
Yes, but if your walker has the levers on that crosspiece, it will scrunch in the middle and become harder to use. :-(
57892
I really don't know why it would bend. Our unit does not because the handle is very strong. Hopefully you ordered the correct model.
2166920
Yes as long as you didn;t have the basket stuffed with junk.Straps on both sides of basket that easily fasten to the front bar of the walker. Also have a fasterner in the cente - you can put on end under hte rod in front and fasten it so the junk does not fall out.
1078507
It should. The bars are between 15.5 and 16 inches on the two racks we have. They mount to the frame about 0.5 to 1.0 inch from the center of the wheal, depending on your frame. From the hinge in the rack, the rack extends 14 inches forward to the back of your seat area and there are a variety of options of how to connect it at this point depending on your frame and use of other clamp/extension bars. (The frame extends 5 inches back from the hinge.) The tightest clearance that I have found on this type of rack is your heal as pedals around; if this were a problem this probably could be solved by extending the seat area connector so that it is more than 14 inches from the hinge. Over the years with rough use sometimes the main bar to the center of the wheal bends (particularly on the aluminum supports in other brands), so usually once the rack is mounted I zip tie this connector bar to several points on the basket so there is less chance of bending.