AL003 Tilt n Tote

Easy to Use

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michael s. from erie, pa (caregiver)

My brother is an amputee and he needed a way to carry his wheelchair easier.

Convenience for travel to doctors appointment.

I am not sure.

ervin j. from pontiac, mi

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Tilt to load wheelchair is great.

Difficulty to lift top locking bar and load wheelchair at same time.

mildred d. from finksburg, md

Transport wheelchair attached to trailer hitch on Buick Regal

Helps to lift the chair

Two people required to unload chair

jay b. from walnut creek, ca

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The chair fits very well

None so far

william e. from bellingham, wa (caregiver)

Female

it carries the wheel chair

I don't like the swing arm when not holding down the chair

thelma p. from lakewood, ca (caregiver)

physical disability

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danuta s. from clearwater, fl (caregiver)

my daughter has cerebral palsy I was looking for ALOO3 Tilt n Tote since we lost her wheelchair on highway by Atlanta.

The ease taking the wheelchair on and off.

It rattles when the wheelchair is not in place. I do not care for that.

joyce v. from lake placid, fl (caregiver)

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james d. from pahrump, nv

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Well made

At 82 I can not pull red handle with wheelchair on it until I push down on right side wheel plate. I have a Honda CRV and I have to remove the pin on the hitch to lower the carrier inorder to open the bottom half of the rear door. It is difficult for me to remove saftey clip and get the bolt out, which has a slight bind, and then try to get it aligned and replace the bolt. A pin with a tappered end and a saftey device that will fold in and can be fliped out to secure the bolt after the bolt is back in would be much better.

paul b. from shalimar, fl

For any distance over 10 yards wife needs a wheelchare

It is easier than putting the wheelchair in the trunk of the car.

It is a little more difficult to use than I thought it would be.

frank m. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

I am the one that has to deal with the wheelchair. I am 72 and not very strong.

cost and overall ease of use.

locking the wheel chair into position takes some muscle and exact position to get the carrier to lock. Removing the chair from the carrier is very easy.

pamela l. from skokie, il (caregiver)

age 56; wheelchair bound.