The only thing I don't like is how the front and rear stabilizer wheels have nothing to keep them from rattling and spinning around. I would be very worried of arriving at my destination to find one of the wheels came loose and fell off somewhere.
That would not be good if that ever happened but the front and rear casters should fall off just by traveling down the road on a lift, especially if the chair has been serviced properly. If the casters are tight on the chair then there wouldn't be any problem with them falling off. I would say that they get more "use" in normal everyday use than they would have on a lift going down the road.
This is perfect for my situation. I have a pickup and a Quantum Q6 Edge power chair, thanks for the information and demo :-)
The only thing I don't like is how the front and rear stabilizer wheels have nothing to keep them from rattling and spinning around. I would be very worried of arriving at my destination to find one of the wheels came loose and fell off somewhere.
That would not be good if that ever happened but the front and rear casters should fall off just by traveling down the road on a lift, especially if the chair has been serviced properly. If the casters are tight on the chair then there wouldn't be any problem with them falling off. I would say that they get more "use" in normal everyday use than they would have on a lift going down the road.
Thank you mr. Marc, for making this informative video. My question is which lift do you recommend for the zt10 scooter?
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