Hydraulic Lift w/Adjustable Base

The lift arrives in two parts and requires a simple assembly.

It is a little heavy and awkward for me if I plan to disassemble and travel with the lift, which is my intention.

kathy g. from phil campbell, al (caregiver)

My 66 year old husband has IBM, which is a muscle disease.

The height of the mast is low enough to fit in the back of car and lift through the front passenger door. I transported my wife 1,666 miles using the lift to get in and out of the car and wheelchair as well as into bed in motels.

Sometimes the wheels resist lining up with the wheel chair. The control handle for spreading the base legs sticks. After a little practice I learned some tricks for aligning the lift and chair and not over running the spread handle.

dean l. from auburn, ca (caregiver)

83 years old. A stroke paralyzed my left arm and leg. Need it to transport from bed to chair to car seat.

Able to lift from the floor

Can be a bit difficult to get both ends of sling attached to the lift boom.

shirley g. from berlin, md (caregiver)

82, unable to balance, unable to help herself back up

The smooth hydraulic lift.

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wanda e. from jacksonville, fl (caregiver)

Mom is 83 years, and physical disability. We love this lift. Right now we just use it to lift her up to change her bedding. Need to order a med sling

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barbara m. from matteson, il

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very safe easy to use

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richard f. from n. olmsted, oh (caregiver)

the user is 82 years old and cannot standup or walk

Quality.

It's heavy, but I understand it must be.

khaled a. from wilkes-barre, pa

90 years old. Cannot walk because of Knee pain. Lives in Cairo, Egypt. It's a godsend.

it is of highest quality, strong and things work well

I wish it would swivel a little to side more.

donna h. from elma, wa (caregiver)

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Doesn't need a battery or electricity. Light-weight enough to carry and take on a trip.

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jane v. from west deptford, nj

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cheryl k. from lakeland, fl (caregiver)

my husband is severly handicapped due to stroke

Very sturdy

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jean b. from alvin, tx (caregiver)

My husband is 72, paralized on left side from a stoke, overweight

Low cost. It's hard but, with this lift, it's possible to get a person off the floor if you have nobody to help you.

Difficult to maneuver on carpet. If using the product to transfer to or from a bed, you need a very high clearance bed frame to get the wheels to clear (likely not unique to this particular lift).

william g. from westminster, ca (caregiver)

I am the sole caregiver for my aging (and obese) mother who desperately wants to remain in her house.