500ARV Wheelchair and Scooter

The aluminum construction was 'okay'. There were some welds that weren't perfect.

We had trouble pulling the ramp out as there were a few areas that were dented. We used a rubber mallet to tamp those areas, and the ramp extended smoothly.

ronald l. from oil city, pa (caregiver)

age 63, progressive degenerative arthritis in spine-have had 8 surgeries (2 laminectomies in lumbar area-arathritic spur punctured the spinal cord cau

being lite weight was why we purchased item, to bad its ramp is so hard to pull out and put back in, my wife could not do it

operation of ramp to difficult for person with disability and spouse could not pull it out or put it back in

gary m. from snellville, ga

myself, 51 years old, confined to power chair my wife, 51 years old, no disability

being made of aluminum

All over usability, ramp very difficult to side in or out, scooter over rides the end rail on loading (I can not lift it back on without help) hard for me to get to the pin to tip the unit.

roy f. from mount vernon, oh

62 year old male, total disability, dependent on cane or scooter for mobility

Once we got the hang of it, it moves the power chair well. It's relatively light weight.

It drags bottom in certain situations. It can be very difficult to slide in and out from the hitch. The spring loaded arm under the carrier can be very hard to put out. It's been a very frustrating experience installing and detaching the carrier.

mondo m. from albuqueqrue, nm (caregiver)

60 year old male, with DJD of the spine. difficulty walkng. He gets around in a power chair.

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david w. from redlands, ca

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