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UPPER TRUNK SUPPORT (MODEL 6.1)     

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The Upper Trunk Support (UTS) model 6.1 is a tricycle back support accessory with mounting bracket and positioning belt designed for use with trikes models 6A.1 to 6A.3 and 6B.1 to 6B.3, also by Consumer Care Products Inc. (See separate entry.) The support is made of an aluminum column with a Plastazote cushioned back pad. DIMENSIONS: 2 x 30 inches. WEIGHT: Approximately 2 pounds.

Notes: Plastazote is a trademark of BXL Plastics Limited.

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This product record was updated on August 23, 2010.

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Consumer Care Products, LLC (formerly Consumer Care Products Inc.)

W222 N5739 Miller Way
Sussex, Wisconsin 53089
United States
Telephone: 262-820-2300.
Fax: 262-820-2599.
Web: http://www.consumercarellc.com.
Email: info@consumercarellc.com.


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