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SELF PROPELLED STRETCHER (MODEL 1867)    

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The Self-Propelled Stretcher 1867 is designed for rehabiliation purposes and used by individuals who must remain in a prone position. A thick litter pad and cushioned wedge block for chin elevation is included. The litter pad is upholstered in naugahyde. Additonal standards include "Uni-Mold" Mag Composite wheel and handrim with finger grips, a non-marring bumper, and accessible toggle brakes. DIMENSIONS: Top height adjusts from 24 to 30 inches, overall length is 72 inches, litter 22 w x 70 l wide, 24 and 8 inch wheels, 8 inch swivel casters, wheel to wheel width 29.25 inches. WEIGTH: 94 pounds. COLOR: Black

Notes: Uni-Mold Mag Composite wheels are an exclusive design of Gendron Inc.

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This product record was updated on January 16, 2004.

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Gendron, Inc.

520 Mulberry St., Suite 100
Bryan, Ohio 43506
United States
Telephone: 800-537-2521.
Fax: 419-636-9261.
Web: http://www.gendroninc.com.
Email: sales@gendroninc.com.


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