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Mason Corporation

8114 Isabella Lane
Brentwood, Tennessee 37027
United States
Telephone: 800-821-4141 or 615-373-8787.
Fax: 615-373-8796.
Web: http://www.masoncorporation.com.
Email: info@masoncorporation.com.

Products manufactured by Mason Corporation (listed alphabetically)

  1. AMUSEMENT ROLLER RACER (MODEL 5000A) Picture of AMUSEMENT ROLLER RACER (MODEL 5000A)

    The Amusement Roller Racer, Model 5000A, is a riding toy or scooter board designed for use by children with mobility, balance, or lower extremity disabilities. Propelled by swinging the handlebars/footrests from side to side, the Roller Racer can be ridden by individuals ages three years through adult, indoors and outdoors. The thick "rams-horn" handlebars are designed to protect and keep hands inside the rail. The buffer wheels are designed to protect the handlebar and the riding surface as well. The Racer features skateboard quality indoor-outdoor polyurethanec wheels, sport grips, and super fast ABEC-5 bearings . This product is made of heavy gauge steel tubing, with a polyethylene seat. CAPACITY: 200 pounds. WEIGHT: 13 pounds. WARRANTY: Covers any defect in material or workmanship for one year from date of purchase.

  2. EXER-RIDER Picture of EXER-RIDER

    The Excer-Rider is a scooter board designed to provide therapeutic and recreational mobility for children with physical and neurological disabilities. This device consists of a seat platform with rollers and horseshoe-shaped handlebars. Almost impossible to tip, the unit is propelled by swinging the handlebars from side-to-side. This unit is also equipped with a back support and a seat belt. WARRANTY: A one year warranty.

  3. FLYING TURTLE (MODEL R-FT) Picture of FLYING TURTLE (MODEL R-FT)

    The Flying Turtle, model RF-T, is a scooter board designed for use by children and small adults with lower extremity disabilities. Designed for use on any hard surface indoors or outdoors, the Turtle features a low-to-the-ground chrome-plated steel frame with a polyethylene seat. The user propells the unit by moving the handles attached to the front foot bar from side to side. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 27 x 19 x 8 inches. CAPACITY: 150 pounds. COLOR: The handlebars have a powder-coated chrome finish and the seat comes in a choice of three colors.

  4. INSTITUTIONAL ROLLER RACER (MODEL 5000I) Picture of INSTITUTIONAL ROLLER RACER (MODEL 5000I)

    The Institutional Roller Racer, Model 5000I, is a riding toy or scooter board designed for use by children with mobility, balance, or lower extremity disabilities. Propelled by swinging the handlebars/footrests from side to side, the Roller Racer can be ridden by individuals ages three years through adult, indoors and outdoors. The "rams-horn" handlebars are designed to protect and keep hands inside the rail. The buffer wheels are designed to protect the handlebar and the riding surface as well. The Racer features skateboard quality wheels, bearings and hardware. This product is made of heavy gauge steel tubing, with a polyethylene seat. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): In an individual carton, 18.75 x 7 5/8 29.5 inches. CAPACITY: 200 pounds. WEIGHT: 13 pounds. WARRANTY: Covers any defect in material or workmanship for one year from date of purchase.

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