Classic Hydraulic Patient Lifter

Price and function. Not as easy as a electronic lifter but much more reasonable price.

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peter k. from chesapeake, va (caregiver)

This product is used to lift my wife from her wheelchair to her hospital bed and from her bed to the wheelchair.

Works well in compact places, came promptly, solid piece of equipment with great price

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norma h. from stuart, fl (caregiver)

This lift is great! It works well in compact spaces, is easy to use and easy to put together. It was well packaged, sling included, and arrived prom

Strengths, Excellent

As described above casters need to turn front and back of product.

tracey s. from williamsport, md (caregiver)

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Quality

I wish it had rubber and bigger wheels, it can be a little hard to roll through doorways.

gloria h. from porter, tx

I use it as am bed ridden can’t walk My husband use it to get me out of bed sits me in recliner so i can keep doing my exercises i use weights

Stability and sturdiness.

You do have to use arm strength to use.

susan d. from caroleen, nc (caregiver)

My 26 year old has muscular dystrophy. He feels completely safe with this lift. Easy to use and a total back saver!

This is our second one, they last a long time. I had to have the seals replaced twice.

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stephen s. from nassau, ny

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Heavy, durable construction.

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jerry b. from vero beach, fl (caregiver)

7 year old with no mobility, tube fed, completely dependant.

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No apparent weaknesses.

bernard p. from indianapolis, in

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Hydraulic system gives me the strength to do the job.

I would have liked a custom quality cover to protect for outdoor storage.

francis g. from sun lakes, az (caregiver)

My wife is disabled and has fallen a number of times. Because we are both seniors I no longer have the strength to pick her up. That is why I bought

Robust materials (steel) and well made (very good quality), easy to assemble.

The lever to open and close the base is hard to operate. Assembly brochure should be model specific and not to include other models to avoid confusion during assembly.

jorge f. from yorba linda, ca

The user is the husband of the patient and is assisting the caregiver in moving the patient who is being cared at home.

It is well made and very easy to use

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anthony m. from willis, tx (caregiver)

Our son is handicapped with CP and is unable to walk or even sit up. He only weighs about 100 lbs. but is not able to assist when being lifted.

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allen a. from new winter, md (caregiver)

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