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That's Stupid Dangerous Curb Test May be Off Road Wheelchair it's Okay! We all in Electric Wheelchair One of Our Friend Try to do that! the Wheelchair Flip We can't Help Him Soo We call 911

I've had the Corpus M300 for five years. I can take curbs like that straight on.

My son just got this wheelchair were so excited... Its so nice

I have got a invacare tdx, try going up the same curb it’s a different experience. You feel like you are falling.

That curb was a little uneven. I'd like to see it done on a level curb.

same my struts gave out after only after 10 miles, its preowned but the previous owner don't use it at all so its total distance just less then 2 miles. its warranty is no longer valid and i am either selling it as scrap or burn it and let the world knows this shitty chair not worth the price tag of $23,000.00

That's crazy

Reckless

miiiithuuus tooomathhh

Being a e-chair user for over 20 years myself I am appalled. Taking curbs should NEVER be done this way, as it is a sure way to unbalance both user and chair. Use ramps and if not possible, confront the obstacle head on: drop both front wheels off the curb using your mid-wheels engines to break the fall and ease the drop. Then ease the rest of the wheels off the curb. Note for midwheelers: if the curb is too high the suspension will be maxed out and it is possible that the midwheels will lose contact with the surface. Only way to handle that situation is with a push by your friendly neighborhood spiderman, or whoever.

How do you reprogram the controller

That curb was nothing.

That's what you get for driving so slow..

Thanks for your feedback Margie. I've owned the QM 710 for over one year and I can't say I've had any problems similar to what you describe. I've relied on power wheelchairs for the past 16 years and I'm learned there are many different ways to program these settings on your chair to control torque, acceleration and speed. When driving slowly over curbs and other obstacles, you want more torque than acceleration or speed. On smooth flat surfaces, you want the opposite. You can also try different driving techniques to get over obstacles, but always remember to drive safely. For example, try approaching the curb at an angle if possible. Hope this helps.

I think the idea was to show the independent suspension of each wheel while going down the curb at that angle compared to a similar QM710 in another video. It makes me wonder though if the Permobil would have been trapped if you went straight forward. I also wish there was a Q6 Edge video. Thanks for the information.

My qm 710 only climbs 1 1/2" without a ramp. I am very dissappointed. It also bottoms out when I approach 1 1/2" right after another one on the threshold.

That is a very impressive test of the independent front and back wheels, would never attempt at in my TdX SP in Australia. I know it's not a recommended way to go down a curb but it is nice to know it can be done. I'm looking at getting a particular share or another model had tried to find out as much info as possible. Thank you for the video

thats a good way to get hurt. But, it's nice to know it can be done in a pinch. Yeah and I agree with James if you want to do it, go straight, not sideways.

i have the QM-710 6mph powerbase , just received it about a week ago And I am truly impressed with the performance of this chair. However, I have found out the hard way that you need to pick your curb's wisely, it will not go down on standard sidewalk curb without trying to bury the front foot rest into the concrete... And also sometimes the motors run a little hot, just and FYI but other than that everything had exceeded my expectations and I am out in the community once again. I even go on solo fishing trip's. lol

ah pleaze it was staged!!!!!!!! full power and reprogram the controller...... geez!

ideed!

Where do I get a ramp like that?

I just gotten my m300 and I like it I had the permobil chair man entra the m300 by far a better chair

Driving off a curb at an angle like that could lead to tipping over sideways. You should go up and down curbs straight on.

How to go ON the side walk?

Hey there, I own this with a 6.5 speed motor and it handles anything with ease...Its a freakin awesome wheelchair

if u get lil running start it will go up it! ive seen it go up higher then that.

Just out of curiosity, when he couldn't get up the ramp why didn't he tilt the chair forward to put more weight over the drive wheels like you asked him to do in the Quickie? I've had my Permobil M300 since Nov. 2011 and have gotten over obstacles, curbs etc. that other wheelchairs wouldn't even get close to. Because of my balance issues and spasms I tend to tilt back more when going down hills/curbs and tilt forward more when going uphill and up steep ramps or curbs. It helps.

It came close, but the chair did not have enough torque.

Can't it with the ramp?

Thanks! I have had some practice ;-)