E-Z Carrier 1 Standard Scooter & Power Wheelchair Lift

Ability and ease of carrring my power chair.

Needs something to keep from losing the locking pin on the gate.

david k. from mesa, az

I use the carrier to haul around my power chair.

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ina h. from porterville, ca

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Simplicity

awkward for a single women to manage to attach to the vehicle

kathleen b. from milwaukie, or (caregiver)

It was very difficult to get the platform to fit my hitch. It is such a tight fit that it requires "man" strength to push it into the receiver.

Strong construction

It is exhibiting some rust in a short period of time. I will have to repaint

james p. from valrico, fl (caregiver)

Degenerative Bone desease and Severe Arthritis

practicality, ease of use.

didn't find any yet.

barbara a. from high springs, fl

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practicality, ease of use.

didn't find any yet.

barbara a. from high springs, fl

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Nice apperance and enjoy the way it carries the wheel chair. It doesn't obstruck any mirrors or lights.

The ramp needs to be longer. Working at curb side it does just fine but, not on flat surfaces. I'm going to have a fold out installed on the ramp to make it longer for ease of use. We use a "Jazzy" electric wheel chair and the center drives are off the ground for loading on flat surfaces.

mark b. from oshkosh, wi (caregiver)

55 year old. Not totally confined to a wheel chair but has a electric one.

not sure. we are just using it for a wheelchair(manual). the real test will come when I get a electric wheelchair

the spring hindge and pin

carol r. from keystone heights, fl

it is great except the spring and pin to hold part of the lift up. it need to be modified.

Power chair rides well when loaded. I use a small ratchet strap to restrain unit from airborne from bumps.

Power chair needs care when loading and unloading. Swivel wheels "front and back", needs attention, as no side rails are provided on ramp to keep unit from falling o off. Scooter users would probally have better control on ramp.

william g. from colona, il

Age: 65 Disabilities: Cronic broken ankle and arthritic knees.

Simple to use well made.

The ramp is a little short. At time I must reposition the car or get physical with the chair to get the chair up the ramp. If the ramp were made a foot longer this minor irritant would be solved.

barry w. from fresno, ca (caregiver)

My 53 year old wife has recently been diagnosed with a degenerative never disease and now requires a powered wheelchair to get around.

The description of the mounting bolt in the class 3 receiver is confusing. I still do not know where or not I should use the bolt or obtain a 5/8" pin. There should be flg for people driving behind you.

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walter k. from summerdale, al

I use the platform on my vehicle.

It's construction and it's very easy to use.

We dont think it has any

joyce a. from garden grove, ca (caregiver)

Dear Spinlife, My name is Joyce Ashby. My husband and I recently purchased an E-Z Carrier for my husbands scooter. My husband loves it and I