Is the lift portion power as well?
1514024
Yes, it is. My mother is 96 and partly paralyzed. It is easy for her to get up with this. She loves it. She love the material also. It is warmer for her. And she doesn't slide on it. There is a back up battery that you can put in, in case of a power outage. It has a nice and slow movement, that doesn't scare her. When she is getting up. I also got this one, because it was for petite people. The size is great for someone under 5 feet.
1514025
Michael I am not sure I understand your question, the chair has a motor and a remote so you use the remote (1) button to go up, recline or down. I hope this helps.
1514026
Yes, the regular seating positions and the lift are all power operated. Just a tad slower than my regular power recliner but you don't want speed in the case of helping someone to stand.
1514027
Yes it is. There are two buttons on the remote for up and down. You can go in any direction from full recline to upright to stand and anywhere in between. Mom loves it and she was able to figure it out (she's 91) the first time using it.
1514028
It is a powerful lift but very slow. i might add mine lasted less than a year. Buy a better chair if you need it to last more than a year.
1726281
Yes. It "lifts" / pulls strongly, and it has a beater bar. It does a good job.
745695
yes you can. You can buy all the parts you need at Lowe's or spend the few extra dollars and buy the premade ones. i would advise doing this with the lift as it is a pain afterwards
2129081
It depends on the lift, but you should be able to with no problem. We just use a simple lift and it works fine.
721547
It is powered both up and down/I am very happy with mine. Great for lifting lawn tractor for cleaning.
1740549
Yes, The motor is more than powerful enough. But most of the time the motor will be off as you glide around and look for lift.
903843
You have a power lift gate if you can push a button and the door opens. Otherwise, it is a non-power liftgate.
1779434
In my opinion - I don't think so. It wd lift enough to get a start, tho. (I have a heavy Q-size, so no actual experience trying to turn it)
199489
Neither it's just a push lift mechanism. My husband easily installed into a older model Cabinet works like a charm. No more lifting machine best purchase I've invested in.
1467777
I'd say this would probably not power the lift chair. The real problem is that anything with a motor has a 'surge draw" of power as it turns on and starts where it needs a lot of power. I tried running a small fridge (~2 foot in all directions) off of a power inverter rated "400 watts continuous 700 watts surge" and it wouldn't start. The power use while running it was only 1 amp or 120 watts, so the start demand of 8+ amps or 1000 watts was the problem. So if a small motor like that won't go, I have to say others likely won't (not to mention concerns over the "modified sine wave" that most inverters put out may not work on a lot of electronics). I'd say this would probably not power the lift chair. The real problem is that anything with a motor has a 'surge draw" of power as it turns on and starts where it needs a lot of power. I tried running a small fridge (~2 foot in all directions) off of a power inverter rated "400 watts continuous 700 watts surge" and it wouldn't start. The power use while running it was only 1 amp or 120 watts, so the start demand of 8+ amps or 1000 watts was the problem. So if a small motor like that won't go, I have to say others likely won't (not to mention concerns over the "modified... » Read More I'd say this would probably not power the lift chair. The real problem is that anything with a motor has a 'surge draw" of power as it turns on and starts where it needs a lot of power. I tried running a small fridge (~2 foot in all directions) off of a power inverter rated "400 watts continuous 700 watts surge" and it wouldn't start. The power use while running it was only 1 amp or 120 watts, so the start demand of 8+ amps or 1000 watts was the problem. So if a small motor like that won't go, I have to say others likely won't (not to mention concerns over the "modified sine wave" that most inverters put out may not work on a lot of electronics). « Show Less
1007172
Yes. My gf and I got this lift for her keep to run 35s and it looks great. The only extra step I took was cutting the pinch seam on the rear.
1318238
Greetings: The difference is the amount of pressure as one fits the a vehicle with a Manual Liftgate (excluding power) and one fits a powered liftgate. If you have any other questions please let us know.
477282
Cant say. I just went by the old lift that was on my cover.They work good though. sorry
1048277
Yes. I assume when you say leveled, it's just the front is raised. If there is a lift block in the rear it will require an additional plate but nothing else.
948470
I don't know the exact power it draws. However mine does just fine. Never had a problem, it never has blew a fuse or anything. Its a continuous lift as well. Some have one of those pulsating motors. This does not. I like it a lot better than some of the other brands that I have used.
83011
Yes, indeed it is supplied, although the rating of the power supply makes it quite clear that this amplifier can't deliver the output power it claims. An amplifier can't deliver more watts than the power supply can.
452563
Ed, I bought that kit also. Mine say Power built as well. It still has the same Liftime Warranty and it works really well. PS i used an air impact gun. Couldnt imagine doing it maually. Tom:)