Will these elevated leg rests fit on a Drive Cruser III wheelchair
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I cannot say for sure but if the spacing between the mounting pins is about 1.5 inches there is a good chance they will fit.
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I would say, yes. As I have previously responded to another question, the pins that the legrest sit in are generally generic in design so that legrests are interchangeable. I also looked at photos of the nova transport wheelchairs and the setup appears to be compatible.
1827900
I don't see why not. They are identical to the standard wheel your chair probably came with, but the plastic (greyish in the picture) is slightly softer/more rubbery than the standard caster.
1270005
I do not know. I buy them for my 99 yr old Grandmother and she is in a wheel chair. You might want to inquire about Depends silhouette.
1080921
Leg rests can go level with seat and maybe slightly higher (10-15% angle higher). Regards,
1589982
I don't know if it will fit. It should say so on the site. They weren't that difficult to put on. They do bunch some on the seat but not the back rest.
2104699
They should fit once you have the mounting bracket (Planted seat brackets SKUs: SB048DR & SB048PA) and Sparco sliders (SKU: 00493) (if you want to be able to adjust the seat forward and backward).
715176
Most of the Drive Medical wheelchairs come with varying options. Do not rely on the picture, they show one of many configurations. The model ending in -ELR means it has an elevating leg rest.
2145245
I bought these for the Invacare 9000 XT when the home health company said we owned the wheelchair, but they needed to take back the leg lifts. Go figure!
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As long as the bottom of the leg is no bigger than the slider, I don't know why not. These really work for me. I got so tired replacing the felt pads on the bottom of the chair leg. I replace these about every month.
1896470
I don't know how wide your stems are but the glide legs do have an insert and they worked for me. I had a broken wheel that I needed to replace. If that helps.
1138920
i dont remember the exact size i went to home depot in the hardware section and got chair leg ends that fit . they worked much better than the original and they dont slip or slide. hope this helps
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The wheels came installed on my wheelchair. The only thing was the leg extensions were not installed if u wanted to use them but they were an easy "click" in place kind of thing.
478623
It's not a problem. The footrests meet in the middle with only a small gap. I've experienced that with the regular wheelchairs. She should be comfortable with this model.
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Hi. We wondered about this too but ordered anyway. The "elevating legrest" means that those feet supports actually raise up to just about parallel to the wheelchair seat. They do also have calf supports built in, but ours at least were not padded--they are more of a hard plastic. The elevating feature is really helpful for my wife when she needs to rest her legs. In order for the elevated feature to work, we fold the bottom footrest portion out of the way then elevate the leg rests and her legs rest on the calf supports. If we don't fold the foot part out of the way it's too cramped, and she's not a large lady by any means (about 5'4"). These elevating footrests are still removable from the chair too when you need to load it in a car, etc. It has worked out great for us. Hope that info helps. Any specific questions let me knwo and I'll try to answer.
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I am sorry, but I don't know. The first time I sat in the chair I needed them for, the legs slid out of the casters because the rims are so shallow, I just threw them away.
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My wife has a Drive walker. The inside diameter of the leg is 1". These fit perfectly. Hope this helps.