FAR-250 Scooter and Power Chair Carrier

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robert m. from villa rica, ga (caregiver)

This item was ordered by the American Legion for a members wife.He received it very quickly and said it was what was needed and thanked us.

Easy install, folds up compactly, easy to load the power chair.

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barbara s. from seattle, wa (caregiver)

My partner has MS and just received her power chair. We have a Toyota Tacoma truck that I installed the Fold-A-Ramp on.

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phillip s. from smyrna, de (caregiver)

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ease of use, as I have had one hand in a cast for 3 months.I had a man ask about it thur. and gave him your online address.

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gerald l. from whitleyville, tn (caregiver)

exwife, 2 hip repl.,stroke.70 yrs.

im free from the house vary easy to set up and works great.

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stephen h. from bremerton, wa

vary nice set up saves me a lot a time and now i can shop vist and get around thank you again

Easy to use and also easy to fold up out of the way. I had numbers of people asking me where did I get the carrier, that they been looking for the same thing. I gave them your email address and some your free 800 number, Thanks again for making my life a lot easier.

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harry s. from fort loudon, pa

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the structure was built heavy duty

well he didnt use it that long I am sad to say he passed away, but when he did use it, well I was the one haveing to load it and unload it and I am 5 ft even and the problem I was having is when it was was time to pick up the part that the wheelchair rolled down on, it was hard for me to get the pins to lock in place. I had to pull up on it and wiggle at the same time in order for them to lock other then that it was great.

clifton j. from poteet, tx (caregiver)

age 58 and he was over weight and diabetic had c o p d

Easy to use and its affordable

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daniel p. from statesville, nc

I'm 55 and my knees are shot because I ran heavy equipment for years and am now about 200lbs overweigh.

Easy to use

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guy g. from auburndale, fl (caregiver)

wife, 69, copd

Works better than having to disassemble to transport

Need to carry a thin piece of wood to start wheelchair up the ramp due to thickness of the square bar on end of ramp, also have trouble lining up both locking pins when ramp is in travel mode

bernard b. from electra, tx (caregiver)

Wife 69 yrs. old stroke

It suits my needs

Can' display license plate properly.Rear edge of support rails from front back,at back very edge of the rails should be tapered,so as when pulling in or out of drive way they will not grove the black top

antonio c. from yonkers, ny

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lawrence e. from lake havasu city, az

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