The middle (power) wheels of my chair lift too much to have traction once the front wheels go up. Duh! So, how do you workaround this?
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I suspect the incline angle you are attempting to climb is greater than the angle recommeded by your chairs manufacture. I suspect t
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You dont i had to push my wife had to pull so e sent it back wasn't happy with it at all
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It doesn't have any effect for us. My wife's chair has sprung wheels In front and behind the drive wheels. M300 chair perimobile
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It doesn't have any effect for us. My wife's chair has sprung wheels In front and behind the drive wheels. M300 chair perimobile. The ramp may be at too sharp an angle you might need a longer one.
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Hi, I held mine by the wheel tightly and loosely gripped the body and mine slipped right apart. Try twisting it first to get it loose. Thanks!
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Hmm. Not sure what you mean by foot pads and can't say that I have an answer for you, especially since I gave the chair I had away years ago. But, as I remember, going UP or OVER the edge of something on a fairly level or slightly elevated surface was not too hard because there were two protrusions from the rear of the chair. If you stepped on one to tilt the chair up, you could roll the front wheels over the edge and then lift and push the rear wheels over the edge. This won't work going DOWN. Most places have ramps.
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Hi Diamond Girl, Try lubricating the front wheel with some WD40. Maybe the front wheel is sticking a bit and not responding to the handle! Good luck, Alison.
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It's not easy! I squeeze the prongs that just stick out of the middle of the wheel together while easing the rim of the wheel away from the base trying to keep the pressure even to avoid breaking off one of the prongs. I have broken about half my wheels, but it seems to work just fine with one prong (and actually it becomes easier to take apart then).
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I found the easiest way is to lay it down and then pull the entire leg and wheel assembly off together. The top was too heavy for me to easily lift off. I generally wheel it to my car, lay the top part in the back, and then pull the wheel/leg assembly off. I reconnect it the same way - slide the bar on and then tilt it onto the wheels and stand it up. My car has a hatchback - it would be more difficult with a conventional trunk.
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Mostly pull, since the front wheels turn 360, so not very stable for pushing
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Sorry, I can't help with this. I have noticed the handle isn't very strong so I steady the case with my foot when I tip it back to wheel it.
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Make sure the horizontal stabilizing bar is up, pull the seat up in the middle and the chair folds right up. Never had any problem. If your chair is particularly tight right out of the box, maybe put a small drop of lubricant on each joint?
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This is a constant problem. I have found that if I lean forward while pushing down the footrest it will close easier. I think it helps to redistribute the weight ( I only weigh 120 lbs.) I really like the chair and it was a great buy but this seems to be a real design flaw.
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Lift then slide. There is a notch that you have to get over before it slides.
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Adjust the trucks, it will make it a lot better! I had the same issue. if you don't know how to do this look it up on YouTube there are several tutorials on how. Good luck :)
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HiYou would need to remove traction bar unit first then you can back up. Pull two pins and remove unit. Put back on before towing again. Hope this helps
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I'm going to suggest you go to Lowe's, Home Depot or similar store and buy your castor wheels there. If the chair uses a bastard size you'll need to replace all four to get a level ride but the chair is such a piece of junk you'll be better off.
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Take a hard piece of wood and a rubber mallet ,place the chair on a hard floor ,put the wheel in the slot ,and put the wood on the top and hit hard- don't be afraid to hit hard. Do one at a time. It took us a while also.its a very nice chair once complete.
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I checked with my mother, who uses the chair. She said that on each side of the wheel there is a separate lever. Push the levers down towards the wheels. This puts the brakes on. Pull back on the levers to take the brakes off. She never tried to adjust the foot rests.
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Make sure the foot bar is up, lay the chair on it's back, grab and lift the front legs and step on the bottom of seat with your foot. Works great.