AL065 Inside Wheelchair and Scooter Lift

Ease of use

heavy weight, perhaps aluminum could reduce weight.

peter d. from basye, va

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Ease of use

Can't find any

j0hn r. from abingdon, md (caregiver)

78yr woman both hips replaced.

Chair lift performs well and was easy to set up.

Needs docking mechanism.

william g. from liverpool, ny

I am 86 years old with severe COPD. I am on 3-5 liters of oxygen daily, and am limited to 25-30 feet walking distance.

Does its' job well but requires sufficient strength and balance to lift the motor / crane onto the upright. Won't go back to the other process.

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david m. from ossian, in

Polio / post polio. One leg completely paralyzed, other leg very weakened by post polio. Difficult to lift even the portable scooter parts into a van

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joseph n. from port jervis, ny

disabled

Ease of lifting the scooter

None at this time

ron m. from la grange, ky

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leslie a. from kingwood, tx

I'm partially disabled, unable to walk long distances, over 25 yds. Diabetes has taken it's toll on my legs. Product so far is easy to use but doesn'

the product is very well built.

The arm is hard to move with weight on it.

charles c. from newnan, ga

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It is ok

None

james t. from spartanburg, sc

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It seems to be everything it claims to be.

Some of the parts seem to be heavy but they have to be to lift things.

alice m. from freeville,, ny

I have COPD among other things and can not walk very far. This gives me more freedom to go places by myself.

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Control box is hard to push buttons

john m. from milledgeville, tn

User is male age 72 with severe RA. Knees are deteriorated and told can't be repaired

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bobby r. from lawrenceburg, ky

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