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Picture of CARE CHAIR CLASSIC Care Chair Classic is a manual wheelchair designed for shopping use by individuals with mobility disabilities. Wire baskets attach to full length armrests of a standard wheelchair, which is supplied with the basket, or to rear of wheelchair, or both front and rear. Wheelchair has standard 24 inch rear wheels with hand rims. 8 inch front casters. Basket is 42 inches long, 24 inches wide and 38 3/4 inches from the floor. Basket capacity is 40 pounds, front or rear or 80 pounds total.

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This product record was updated on March 9, 2006.

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Assembled Products Corporation (formerly Mart Cart / SMT)

115 East Linden Street
Rogers, Arkansas 72756
United States
Telephone: 800-548-3373 or 479-636-5776.
Fax: 479-636-3245.
Web: http://www.assembledproducts.com.
Email: steve@assembledproducts.com.


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