Universal Outside Carrier

too heavy

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barbara m. from linthicum heights, md (caregiver)

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john h. from hurst, tx

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As you drive it is great to know your scooter is secure.

The ramp is heavy for me and I would have liked more reflectors and another holding pin to secure the ramp once it is upright.

nona c. from stoneville, nc

Over 60 female with joint issues. Needed to get a scooter so the lift had to come as well. Needed assistance to put the lift on vehicle.

Easy to use

It should have more red tail markers when it is in use. The upright part needs some too.

agnes h. from burlington, nc

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It folds up vertically when not in use.

If you have right arm or shoulder weakness, you will need assistance.

shelley s. from oakland, ca

I have mobility problems so I need to bring my scooter with me when I drive.

Makes you independent.

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gregory b. from dearborn, mi

Can only walk 10 to 15 yards before stopping. Can be quite painful.

Very well-built and easy to install.

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dennis s. from greeley, co

76 year old male with spinal cord injury. I have very limited use of my legs.

It makes it easy to get out and around.

I have not found any yet.

salley h. from buffalo, ok

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It is not too big.

It takes 2 people to put it in the hitch, it sit too low and am afraid that if you hit a bump in the road that it will touch the ground. Also, you can't use the hatch when you have this lift.

sandra t. from toano, va (caregiver)

My husband has Multiple System Atrophy and is 61 years old. He has to use a wheelchair to get around.

Looks pretty good, but haven't been able to properly attach it yet

Too close to the ground. Had to try to locate a hitch lift attachment to raise it a few more inches on my Pontiac g6 Ended up having a welder, machinist make one for me , but he hasn't done it yet. Next week, he says. too

isaac c. from dalton, ma

89 years old, difficulty in walking , have a power wheel chair

Good

Ties down in the back

ralph g. from fremont, ca (caregiver)

75 years old can't walk at all

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I would have made it with heavier metal and stabilized it more.

bonnie r. from midland, tx

I am 60 and have bad knees, back and bad arthritis. I can walk short distances with a walker.