how do you attach it to the wheelchair?
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actually you have to install it. not just to wrap around like a natural belt. it has to be riveted to the wheel chair to protect the patient. it has two components. but if the wheelchair have one already it can just be connected to the built in one like the one in the car if the passenger is large and the seat belt is short so there should b an add on that the passenger can wear a seat belt.
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It does not attached. We put it around the back and through the sides and used it just like a seat belt.
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I took it and the chair to my bicycle shop. They removed the rivets. Then you can slide it onto back part of arms of the chair.
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I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and has two side vents for mug handles. Good luck! I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and... » Read More I just looked at the wheelchair online. That cup holder might work. From the looks of the chair, it would fit around the bar below the padded armrest. The cup holder is very well designed and it also fits a cane as well as a walker. It comes with special cane attachments. They might work on your wheelchair. A friend of mine who uses a cane and a wheelchair, bought the same cup holder at my suggestion. I've asked her how it works. I'll post again when she answers back. Why not just go ahead, try it and see. I'm sure you can return the cup holder if it doesn't work. It's easy to install and has two side vents for mug handles. Good luck! « Show Less
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Make sue the brakes are on. Then align the holes at 90 degree angle to chair. (The way you'd turn them if patient were getting out of chair). They will snap in like a puzzle then you use the black lever to click them forward
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Don't know much about wheelchair models but if it's a chair you should be able to sit and pedal with the chair locked In place. It can also be used on a tabletop to strengthen arms and upper body.
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An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and starts to loosen up. An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and... » Read More An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and starts to loosen up. « Show Less
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Hi Jan, The stem and the wheel are all one unit permanently attached. It is usually the plastic part of the wheel that breaks but you need to pull the whole unit straight out of the bottom of the chair to put in the new unit. The old unit is in there tight and usually needs a strong pull to get it out. Depending on how your chair is set up it may help to use a strong flathead screwdriver to slip between the old wheel unit and the chair base to pry it out from the side. You can see the new unit has a little collar on the stem that catches inside the hole in the base. You just need to pry it enough to break that collar free from its place inside the hole. Once that is done it should come out fairly easy. I hope that helps. Good luck.
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You don't need to assemble it. Just remove the strap holding it tight and unfold it. Try pushing outward against the armrests.
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Turn the chair upside down and push the front and back legs together. Sometimes a little jiggling is needed.
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I agree it's a little tricky. Try pulling up from the lowest part of the seat...just a little bit, and then you can push down from the top part of the seat. Another way is to grab the center of the middle bar in the back, (just below the seat) and at the same time pull up from the bottom of the seat.I also bought another one which is much easier to use. Drive Medical Folding Aluminum Cane with Sling Style Seat, Bronze
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The backpack hangs maybe an inch below the top of the back of the wheelchair, so as long as you have the flexibility to twist around sufficiently and reach your arm down about 6 inches, you could retrieve these things from the backpack. You can test this in your wheelchair before you buy...I hope it works out for you.
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You can take out armrest, not flipping. I guess you take out wheels, but not quick. You need to use tool which comes with. Cushion seat is sagging, not sturdy. Wheel cover is fragile too. For us, it is OK wheelchair.
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Flip couch upside down. Lift up the velcro backing and find the bolts which I assume are loose. Reconnect using an allen wrench and tighten. There are nuts which you should hold with a plyers.
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We have it on a walker so I'm not sure how it fits on wheelchair. Work really great on a walker.
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i would not use it in a wheelchair. move it the wrong why and the device may send you out of your wheelchair.
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Just attach the handle...real easy!!! I love this cart's size.. t's a little larger than most "carts"
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I bought these for my parents so I'm not able to check to be exactly sure but I believe you pull that black level on the side by the armrest to release the footrest and then push back. Then if I recall to release the footrest you pull the lever again and push down with your legs. Wasn't difficult at all. I hope that helps!
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I'm not sure about a transport chair, but I attached it to my wife's wheelchair by simply unscrewing the back screws to the seat "sling" and placing the safety strap on then screwed back in. My wife loves the security this safety belt has provided her. Hope this helps.