‪@PermobilCorporation‬

This Permobil M3 Wheelchair is in Like New Condition and has 21 miles of use. This M3 Power Wheelchair features a 19 x 17 inch Deluxe Rehab Seat, Flip Up Foot Plate, R-Net Joystick, 14 inch Solid Drive Tires, SA joystick, a Battery Range up to 13 Miles, and has 12" Seat Lift, Power Tilt, Power Recline and Power Legs. An improved 7” caster design and adjustment-free flutter dampening device means you will move more confidently at low speeds, in tight areas, or even while using a variety of alternative drive controls. You can now turn the way you want with full caster clearance even at 90º leg rest position.
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[@ljudmilabutrima3986]

❤AA I got

[@reneebrown1655]

I have this chair love it. But now looking for a lightweight smaller chair for short restaurant, shopping trips etc. I feel too big and awkward in restaurants stores etc. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you

[@Marcsmobility]

You can look at this link which is to all of our folding lightweight chairs. Once you take a look at the units available, give us a call and we can ask some questions that will help us help you narrow down the best unit for you and your needs. I myself (Adam) am paralyzed in a manual wheelchair and can understand what you are saying when you say you feel awkward in tight places. I feel that way in my chair as well...lol. Give me a call at 800-677-6293 and lets talk about what is going to work for you!
marcsmobility.com/new-power-wheel-chairs/folding-power-wheelchairs.html

[@RavencrowProductions]

Hi Marc, I have a question. I got one of these m3's just about a week ago, and noticed something weird about the electric tilt. When I tilt it all the way forward, to be in the normal position, after about 10 seconds of holding the button the recline starts to go back as well (or so it feels) and I end up stuck in "turtle" mode. It takes a lot of fidgeting to get it off. It seems like the tilt function is sending out an error that it's too far back... when it's completely down. Any thoughts? Thanks!

[@Marcsmobility]

It could be one of a few things. Some units have a forward tilt function too. When tilting back to a normal position, the seat will stop in a normal seating position. If you keep holding the forward tilt button down, the chair might continue to go forward after a few seconds delay. This is to make it easier on the user to exit the chair and it sometimes will move the back as well. You can just tilt the chair back and it should stop at the normal seating position again. The other thing it could be is if you are controlling the tilt through the joystick, some permobils have a programmable function that looks a lot like tilt. If your screen says m3 at the bottom then you are using the programmable function. Keep cycling through the functions until you get to tilt which has the whole chair in yellow and there is an arrow pointing forward and back.

[@michaelsacco1463]

I have a new M3 and it will not go under a standard table! It nearly makes it useless for me, do you have any tips?

[@SteveMagr]

What is the difference between th M3 Version 2 and the M3 Version 1 ?

[@Marcsmobility]

the difference is mostly cosmetics. The V1 could have difference electronics where the V2 has the newer electronics. Hope this helps!