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Exerciser for disabled people to improve muscle tone and circulation of the legs and allow for complete range of motion. Arms swing out for side transfer from wheelchair. Adjustable tension seat, full back, padded seat, two safety belts for waist and chest. Velcro straps on foot supports. Rowing motion is achieved through pushing and pulling upright handlebar. Removable seat folds for storage. Portable, lightweight. DIMENSIONS: 62 x 20 x 36 inches, 21 inch seat height. WEIGHT: 45 pounds.

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This product record was updated on March 1, 2002.

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Stand Aid Of Iowa, Inc.

1009 2nd Avenue
PO Box 386
Sheldon, Iowa 51201
United States
Telephone: 800-831-8580 or 712-324-2153.
Fax: 712-324-5210.
Web: http://www.stand-aid.com.
Email: sales@stand-aid.com.


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