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Cougar Wheelchair - Removable Adjustable Height Desk Arms, 18", Swingaway Elevating Legrests
Price : $1,287.00 $751.45
Features :

Ultra light, weighs less than 27 lbs. (K0005). Rigidity bar provides support.
Forward folding back to reduce size. Quick release rear wheels.
Tool free back height adjustable from 17"-20.5". Semi-Pneumatic tires on a 24" spoke wheel provide a smooth, true roll.
Seat depth adjustable from 16"-18". Rear axles are height adjustable from 15"-19".
Multi-position back can adjust 15°. Front casters are angle adjustable and height adjustable in 5 positions.

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Adjustable Height Desk Arm. Ultra light, weighs less than 28 lbs. Forward folding back to reduce size. Tool free back height adjustable from 17"-20.5". Seat depth adjustable from 16"-18". Multi-position back can adjust 15°. Rigidity bar provides support. Quick release rear wheels. Pneumatic tires on a 24" spoke wheel provide a smooth, true roll. Rear axles are height adjustable from 15"-19". Front casters are angle adjustable and height adjustable in 5 positions. Arm rest can be adjusted by 2" in width. Nylon upholstery is breathable, lightweight and comfortable. Adjustable aluminum wheel locks. Swing-away footrests swing in and out. 2" of front to back" adjustment in the overall wheelbase. Lightweight, composite footplates with heel loops come standard. Product Specifications Overall Width, Open: 25". Overall Width, Closed: 12". Overall Height: 36". Seat-to-Floor Height: 19". Back Height: 17"-20.5". Seat Width: 18". Seat Depth: 16"-18". Overall Length with Riggings: 44". Product Weight: 28 lbs. Weight Limit: 250 lbs.

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Cougar Wheelchair - Removable Adjustable Height Desk Arms, 20", Swingaway Elevating Legrests
Price : $1,287.00 $952.00
Features :

Ultra light, weighs less than 27 lbs. (K0005). Rigidity bar provides support.
Forward folding back to reduce size. Quick release rear wheels.
Tool free back height adjustable from 17"-20.5". Semi-Pneumatic tires on a 24" spoke wheel provide a smooth, true roll.
Seat depth adjustable from 16"-18". Rear axles are height adjustable from 15"-19".
Multi-position back can adjust 15°. Front casters are angle adjustable and height adjustable in 5 positions.

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** Product Options-> Arm Style: Removable Adjustable Height Desk Arms, Seat Width: 20", Wheelchair Leg Configuration: Swingaway Elevating Legrests ** The new Cougar Wheelchair by Drive Medical is an ultra lightweight aluminum frame wheelchair, featuring semi-pneumatic tires on a 24" spoke wheel to provide a smooth, true roll, breathable nylon upholstery, a multi-position back that can adjust 15° and a lifetime warranty.

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Cougar Wheelchair - Removable Adjustable Height Desk Arms, 20", Swingaway Footrests
Price : $1,287.00 $872.00
Features :

Ultra light, weighs less than 27 lbs. (K0005). Rigidity bar provides support.
Forward folding back to reduce size. Quick release rear wheels.
Tool free back height adjustable from 17"-20.5". Semi-Pneumatic tires on a 24" spoke wheel provide a smooth, true roll.
Seat depth adjustable from 16"-18". Rear axles are height adjustable from 15"-19".
Multi-position back can adjust 15°. Front casters are angle adjustable and height adjustable in 5 positions.

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** Product Options-> Arm Style: Removable Adjustable Height Desk Arms, Seat Width: 20", Wheelchair Leg Configuration: Swingaway Footrests ** The new Cougar Wheelchair by Drive Medical is an ultra lightweight aluminum frame wheelchair, featuring semi-pneumatic tires on a 24" spoke wheel to provide a smooth, true roll, breathable nylon upholstery, a multi-position back that can adjust 15° and a lifetime warranty.

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Cruiser III - Flip Back Adjustable Height Removable Desk Arms, 16", Swingaway Elevating Legrests
Price : $395.20 $269.99
Features :

Lightweight, Dual Axle (K0003). custom back inserts and accessories.
Weighs under 36 lbs. (excluding front riggings). Tool free adjustable front riggings (footrests, legrests).
Removable flip back arms allow for easy transfer. Composite, Mag-style wheels are lightweight and maintenance free.
Carbon steel frame with silver vein finish. Precision sealed wheel bearings in front and rear ensure long lasting performance and reliability.
New frame style eliminates seat guides and allows for. Dual axle provides easy transition of seat height to hemi level.

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** Product Options-> Arm Style: Flip Back Adjustable Height Removable Desk Arms, Seat Width: 16", Wheelchair Leg Configuration: Swingaway Elevating Legrests ** The Drive Medical Cruiser III Lightweight Wheelchair weighs only 36 lbs, making it easy to maneuver and transport. The flip back arms allow the user to conveniently transfer.

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Cruiser III - Flip Back Adjustable Height Removable Desk Arms, 16", Swingaway Footrests
Price : $395.20 $252.99
Features :

Lightweight, Dual Axle (K0003). custom back inserts and accessories.
Weighs under 36 lbs. (excluding front riggings). Tool free adjustable front riggings (footrests, legrests).
Removable flip back arms allow for easy transfer. Composite, Mag-style wheels are lightweight and maintenance free.
Carbon steel frame with silver vein finish. Precision sealed wheel bearings in front and rear ensure long lasting performance and reliability.
New frame style eliminates seat guides and allows for. Dual axle provides easy transition of seat height to hemi level.

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** Product Options-> Arm Style: Flip Back Adjustable Height Removable Desk Arms, Seat Width: 16", Wheelchair Leg Configuration: Swingaway Footrests ** The Drive Medical Cruiser III Lightweight Wheelchair weighs only 36 lbs, making it easy to maneuver and transport. The flip back arms allow the user to conveniently transfer.

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Questions & Answers

Question : how can someone suffering from spinal cord injury operate power or manual wheelchair?
how can someone suffering from spinal cord injury operate power or manual wheelchair?

Answer:
It completely depends at what level their spinal cord injury is. Each spinal segment controls a different set of muscles. It is very complicated, but generally the spinal segments in the neck control the arms, (and a really high spinal cord injury would even prevent you from breathing on your own) and your lower back spinal segments control your legs. So if you had a spinal cord injury at L2, you wouldn't be able to move the muscles that L2 moves and down from there. You don't just lose function at that segment such as L2, you lose all function below that point also. Like I said it is very complicated, but generally motor areas supplied by a spinal segment are called myotomes and then sensation is a whole other thing a supply to them is called dermatomes. Here's a site that helps explain it better then I can. Neuro was definitely the hardest class I had to learn to become a physical therapist. Hard, but very interesting.http://www.apparelyzed.com/myo-dermatomes.html

Question : I want to be able to make a normal manual wheelchair go easily on sand any ideas??
Ioften go to beaches with friends but they are always having to pull the chair through the sand...I kno they make those chair for sand but it just ends up being a bigger pain...does anyone have any ideas on modifications that can be made to the chair so it will roll on sand or have you ever heard of anything being done to a normal manual chair to make it go on sand. any information is appreciated.

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Those looking for optimal performance roll up a notch complete off-road wheel sets, where bigger is better. Based on mountain bike wheels - but with recessed wheelchair hubs and handrims - off-road wheel sets offer full-profile mountain bike rims and tires, providing widths of 2" or more. Going from a 1-3/8"-wide wheelchair wheel assembly to a 2"-wide mountain bike wheel assembly may not read as impressive - but, the performance enhancement is striking. The 2"-wide tires float over soft surfaces into which wheelchair wheels commonly sink; the wider footprint increases stability and traction on uneven terrain; the beefy rims and heavy-guage spokes dramatically increase wheel durability; and, the large, low-pressure tires provide a shock-absorbing ride. From sand to snow to street, off-road wheels simply provide a wider, higher-traction footprint that noticeably improves a wheelchair's ability to negotiate the rough stuff, and stay atop softer surfaces.http://www.wheelchairjunkie.com/offroadwheels.html Read the drawbacks, you may need to change the wheels {width in house} or have 2 chairs. I would get a used chair, class it up with neoprene and put the wheels on it. Be good for the yard too.

Question : Who can help me pay for the cost of my manual wheelchair?
Not asking anybody for money. Insurance is paying a part of it. I'm a fed volunteer and am not allowed to work another position. I'm looking for legitimate stop-gap grants or aid.This is a serious question from a serious person.Appreciate serious answers. Thanks.

Answer:
unfortunaley, no one. u gotta work a little over time

Question : For folks in wheelchairs: What is the most challenging aspect of living in a wheelchair?
I had my leg amputated last year and have been in a manual wheelchair since then. (My prosthesis isn't fitting properly and I am having delays in my insurance coverage to change that.) My finances are very limited.What are some things I need to know about living in a wheelchair that an average person wouldn't know. Any tips on staying healthy and fit?Any fun ideas to help make it more joyfull? Any practical tips on getting around and taking things from room to room.How to stay comfortable. I live in it most of the time.Thanks in advance for your kind support. :)luvs, :)

Answer:
I am an amputee (result of traffic accident.) I don't know where you live so it is hard to give advice on what's available. Swimming is your best bet for keeping fit. A table on wheels that has sides (nothing falls off in transit) Keep bandaging your stump, eventually the swelling will go down. If you can eventually walk, forget the pain and realise the gain! I have been upright for 24yrs now. It took three years for my compo to pay for the accident and my prosthesis, if you need more advice email me. I am in Australia!There is a free limb scheme here.

Question : need a manual wheelchair for a friend that his inchuranse don't cover where can i get one?
my friend has cp is in wheelchair he can transfer semi ok but i help him alot but he has a wheelchair that works half the time but i need a manual wheelchair so if he has to go to the dr we can use the manual when i take him to the appointments i am about 135 lbs and i cant get his wheelchair in my vechal well and i hurt my back where can i get one any1 with any ideas please help his famiely dont have anything to do with him he asked them for help they said no his familey dont even come to see him we live in pa

Answer:
go on to the website for cp they might be able to help good luck

Question : Head/neck support in a manual wheelchair?
My elderly, invalid mother spends her waking hours in a manual wheelchair. (A basic model -- just a low canvas-like back to the thing.) I use the term "waking" liberally -- she sleeps very irregularly all through the day and night, and frequently dozes off in her chair. When she does, her head tends to loll back, and she often wakes from these "catnaps" with a stiff neck.Does anyone make some sort of attachment that can be added on to such a chair when needed? One that would provide head and neck support when she dozes? I imagine it would have to be something that would attach to the metal supports/frame on either side of the canvas back. I can picture such a device in my mind, but home-brewing one is out of the question as I am not mechanically inclined. (I barely know which end of a screwdriver to use...) Anyone ever see such an animal at a medical supply place? I've researched the Net and made a few calls and no one seems to understand what I want. Thanks!

Answer:
Yes there are wheelchair attachments that support the head and neck and different varieties too. Check here for one:http://www.necksolutions.com/headrest-wheelchair.htmlThere is another one here:http://www.medicalproductsdirect.com/whacadheandn.htmlIf they don't suit you do a general search in Google for wheelchair headrests.

Question : Does anyone have the user manual for The Genie Standing Wheelchair?
If anyone has the users manual or even a simple guide on how to get it running please send it to me. Or perhaps someone knows where I might be able to download it from. Here are the details of the wheelchair http://www.easycareproducts.co.uk/genie.htm I tried searching for it on google, to no avail. I also tried easycareproducts.co.uk. Thank you in advance!

Answer:
You need to write to the people at easycareproducts.info@easycareproducts.co.uk

Question : i am looking for a heavy duty manual wheelchair for donation any suggestions?
i am a large tall man who has cerebal palsey i am looking for a 20 inch or 22 inch wide seat i dont need footrests but they will be handy to have i am wanting to travel in cars busses and trains and with the powered wheelchair i have i cant travel very well with it other than local city bus dial a ride things like that if you can help me i would appreciate it

Answer:
Try nursing homes, ask them, they might be able to tell you what they do with the wheelchair after someone is deceased or even maybe somewhere you might be able to acquire one.

Question : where can a person buy a "folding" manual wheelchair that you can put in the back seat of your car?
where can a person buy a "folding" manual wheelchair that you can put in the back seat of your car?

Answer:
Go to www.pridemobility.com and type in your zip code for a local provider. I'd suggest the STYLUS wheelchair if you re interested n a manual wheelchair.I'm in the business 10 years. Simply visit a local provider.

Question : How would you decorate the Paraplegic grooms manual wheelchair for his up coming wedding?
Or would you leave his chair as it is?

Answer:
I think I would leave it the way it is. Just clean it up so it looks nice. You don't want to call attention to the chair, you want to call attention to the bride and groom. Make sure HE looks nice.