I have a 15 lb Sheltie and a Pride GoGo and large handicap scooter 3 wheel. I know the mouns MIGHT be a problem. Any thoughts on this please.
621862
Not knowing the layout of the scooter, The best way in your area someone who's build things and let him look at a picture of the basket and see if he could adapt it to your scooter. The basket a very strong and I not afraid to load it up, just watch the handling.
621863
Well...I mounted one on my 4-wheel scooter. I had it mounted on the front for a while it worked great but you had to watch on turns, if you turned the tiller to quick it would upset what was in the basket. I used the hardware that came with the basket and the extsting mount for the scooters small lift off basket. I now have it on the rear and it is mugh better for me. I used a piece of square tubing in the mount there. I just welded a tee and drilled two holes for the baskets mounting holes. works great and will haul a pretty good load and the dog sits in the front basket..... good luck.....Jerry Well...I mounted one on my 4-wheel scooter. I had it mounted on the front for a while it worked great but you had to watch on turns, if you turned the tiller to quick it would upset what was in the basket. I used the hardware that came with the basket and the extsting mount for the scooters small lift off basket. I now have it on the rear and it is mugh better for me. I used a piece of square tubing in the mount there. I just welded a tee and drilled two holes for the baskets mounting holes. works great and will haul a pretty good load and the dog sits in the front basket..... good... » Read More Well...I mounted one on my 4-wheel scooter. I had it mounted on the front for a while it worked great but you had to watch on turns, if you turned the tiller to quick it would upset what was in the basket. I used the hardware that came with the basket and the extsting mount for the scooters small lift off basket. I now have it on the rear and it is mugh better for me. I used a piece of square tubing in the mount there. I just welded a tee and drilled two holes for the baskets mounting holes. works great and will haul a pretty good load and the dog sits in the front basket..... good luck.....Jerry « Show Less
621864
I love this U.S.A. made Basket, they would surly handle you dog ok, but it might not be easy to attach to you scooter, unless you lived in Rockport Tx. then might be able to talk me in to attaching it for you for free. :). If you want look at the Wald web page, & look over what they have. http://www.waldsports.com/ Best to you Adios
621865
I have a 22 pound pooch, the basket and support system can definitely hold the weight. The included hardware is designed to mount on the handlebars and bolt on to the front axle of a bike. I took a look at the three wheeled Pride GoGo models and it doesn't look like the front axle can be bolted on to. A determined enough person could probably scour a hardware store to find a solution, but I'd make no promises.
2161740
The Pride GoGo scooter looks smaller and lighter than my Rascal 600, so I would say yes.
215284
If they do not mind being on top of one another. I put my 34 lb dog in this. and she fills it completely. I believe that this comes in a larger size....i would suggest that better..I also have the 4 wheel cart...that is very difficult to use ...you cannot push with one hand and talk on the phone.
617142
I would recommend swapping the wheels out with a more "professional" brand. Personally I swapped these generic wheels out with Orangutan 4 presidents. Swapping the wheels out for a more softer wheel should allow you to glide over bumps. Overall these trucks haven't failed me. They are loose but not too loose. They can also handle hills very well.
2177948
I just took mine outside to test it on a Chevy Equinox crossover. The door opened wide enough, but just barely. The ramp is not as tall as the seats and there was a gap where my pet would have to jump across, too wide to be able to just step over. My largest pet is a pug, so you may not have that problem. Also something to consider is the way you'll modify the slick carpeting on the ramp. Mine has indoor/outdoor carpeting and I can no longer fold it.
1086856
Josh - I'm sorry, but I really don't know. We have the Little People Wheelies Ramps and Raceways. I would imagine they made them to fit all though. Email Fisher-Price would be my suggestion.
1294502
These tires are not inflatable. My little Frenchie and my larger Pomeranian fit together in it together - though it is a little tight. The larger wheels do make it easier to push.
1422496
Thank you for your reply. I have been trying to use two walkydogs with two bonded pit-bulls. Initially, we used the k9 cruiser and they were able to run together. We were approached by unleashed dogs and my dogs pulled the k9 cruiser so hard it bent my axel so i decided to try two walkydogs. Our current issue is my female makes several attempts to join her brother on the other side. I am working on this, but all in all the walkydog is a great device
267453
I don't see how it could be done. My dog pulled me so fast she was running up by the front wheel. I think this is the best design out there but I did not feel real safe. I have since ordered a dog powered scooter and it is a lot of fun and you can attach 2 dogs to that.
550303
I just looked this answer up on the Kent International website, and there is a listed 100 lb limit for the 12" scooter but not limit listed for 14" wheels. It must come down to the weight of the person using it.
215285
If they do not mind being on top of one another. I put my 34 lb dog in this. and she fills it completely.I believe that this comes in a larger size....i would suggest that better..I also have the 4 wheel cart...that is very difficult to use ...you cannot push with one hand and talk on the phone.
1873139
Make sure harness is right size. We have g had no difficulties using the harnesses with our three dogs. Also tightened adequately.
2249973
I have a farely large scooter I feel that bike is a bit bigger than my scooter but not by much. Plus my XL cover is pretty loose on my bike but yet doesn't budge. I think it should be fine for your bike.
1780007
I don't things so. Three 25lb pugs will fit and they are comfortable. We use it only as a stroller. Hope this helps.
937353
I would try it. It will definitely support their weight as long as you can handle them pulling. Much easier than 2 separate leashes.
554151
25 pounds might be a tight fit. I have a 9 pound papillon, and a 5 pound papillon. They can ride together, but only just.
78368
What kind of pet do you have? I have this wheel for my ratties. They love it. The only issue I have with the wheel is how flimsy the PVC pipe is that supports it. It gets pretty bouncy and can move a lot if the wheel isn't anchored or wedged in by something. Other than that, it's a great wheel. The manufacturer also sells nail trimming strips for it too, which would cover up holes if you're concerned. I think you have to buy that kit directly from their website though.