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--- DISCONTINUED. (VERIFIED 8/95) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Three wheeled power wheelchair alternative for outdoor use. Overall length 50 or 56 inches. Overall width, 25 inches. Padded seat and back. Two 20 inch rear drive wheels on each side (total of 4 rear wheels). 24 volt motors. Handlebar steering. Shock absorber on front tire. Two braking systems, electronic and mechanical. Headlight. Two rear lights and reflectors. Maximum speed, 7 1/2 miles per hour. Maximum range, 40 miles. Maximum load capacity, 450 pounds. Weight without batteries, 110 pounds. Climbing capacity, 25% grade or 5 inch curb with a 200 pound load.

Notes: This unit does not disassemble for transport like other powered wheelchair alternatives.

Price: 3990.00.

This product record was updated on January 16, 2001.

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