Legend Series L-325

Easy to use

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ed a. from adamstown, md (caregiver)

Wife loss one leg do to knee replacement that got infected amputation well above knee.

Ease of use and installation.

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jim c. from glendale, az (caregiver)

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No battery level indicator. Would be nice to know how much battery life is left.

quincy d. from new caney, tx

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Easy to use. Battery seems to stay charged for several days or more with frequent use. All parts needed were included. Installation was able to be done by my husband. Able to remove from pool deck for winter storage. Makes a day in to pool easy and fun for everyone!

The pictures that accompany the assembly directions are poor. The seat holes did not line up exactly with the frame holes. We needed to make the seat holes larger in order to insert the bolts. I'm not sure if there is a battery indicator light when in use to know the life remaining. It could operate a little faster or perhaps have a higher speed set option for individuals in a home setting.

kimberly b. from medford lakes, nj (caregiver)

Our 23 year old daughter uses a wheelchair and can transfer into the pool lift chair with assistance. This lift has changed our lives!

Ease of maintenance

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ricky m. from vidalia, ga

Swimming pool at motel

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tracy d. from liverpool, ny

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Easy to use and doesn't take up a lot of space on the pool deck.

No gauge on the battery. Cannot tell if the battery needs charging.

dean g. from tampa, fl (caregiver)

Wife, 85 years old w/ CMT- a form of muscular distrofy. She has not been able to get in pool for the last 2 years. She absolutely loves the pool lift

The lift is very solidly built, and the component parts, made by SKF - a very reliable European Corporation, appear to be top quality items.

Installation, when drilling into existing concrete is involved, is very exacting. Perhaps you can provide a "Footprint" on paper, to ease this aspect of the job.

larry v. from weeki wachee, fl (caregiver)

The end user of this lift is a wheelchair/power chair confined, 66 year old lady, who is afflicted with primary - progressive Multiple Sclerosis (MS).