can be used without a person having any legs
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I believe the answer to your question is yes, it could be used by this person. However, I have to caution you on the durability of this scooter. We bought one for my brother, who has cerebral palsy, and it lasted less than a year and was problematic for most of that time. There were issues with the battery, the charger, stalling and finally in just getting it to turn on and run. None of these were satisfactorily addressed by the manufacturer so we replaced it this Christmas with better quality piece of equipment.
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yes it can and the seat accommodates easy transitions. sorry it took so long
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i only have one leg and might have o have the other one amputated i can use it now but not sure if i will be able to use it latter
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right now i have one leg and am using it i would not recommend this this company(bobcat) my first one when out after 7 months and it had a swivil seat they sent me a different model even after i told them that i needed a swival seat. the one in the picture that they are showing is not the one that i ordered. if you do decide to go with them make sure you take a copy of your origional order.
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Hi Raymond, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! This item has actually been discontinued by Drive Medical. To answer your question, I really think it is user preference. As there is no seatbelt for this powered scooter it may not be the most safe option available. We would suggest a powered wheelchair over a power scooter for a person without the use of both legs. With a powered wheelchair, the user would likely have better control as the joystick is located on the armrest rather than on a scooter where the handles are in front of the user.
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Hello! I'm not sure. There isn't any type of seat belt. I wouldn't think there would be a problem if it is BKA. If above the knee, it would depend on the stability of the persons upper body. I use my legs for balance on turns, etc. If you are anywhere near Virginia Beach you are more than welcome to take mine for a spin and see how you like it! (Beach therapy is always a great thing, in my opinion)
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It would would not be good for this type of event where there is no bleacher to attach to. There are no legs so essentially you would be sitting on the ground.
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Have not done that, but it can be used to get someone off the ground to a bed or a chair. I don't see why it might not work.
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It has wheels if you choose to use them. It also has round feet to be used without wheels. Your choice.
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The weight alone should not be an issue unless the person is too wide to sit in the chair.
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The rubber tips are removeable. The legs could be shortened and the rubber tips replaced afterwards.
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It's not particularly heavy, and it was easy to lift and position until the legs started falling off! (Seriously, it's a pos; I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.)
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Comes with tripod legs that have three sections to adjust height. There is no foot on the tripod legs.
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It has legs shown in the picture. It can stand alone with the legs on a flat surface ie. driveway
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The child can not drive this alone as there is a bottom so they can not use there feet.
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No legs. You have to put it on the table is high and comfortable for your kids.
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You can use the chair without the arms to give more room for those who are wider. As for secure it depends on the person if they can manage without the arms. Otherwise the chair is stable without the airs.
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No. Also legs are not strong enough to withstand side ways forces for very long.
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The legs without wheels press down to the ground so the walker doesn't move.
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The legs don't adjust but it does have plenty of tie downs and you can set it up without the legs
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Two legs at the same time. It is not made for single leg use unfortunately.
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It folds up flat so it would work over a hole. Not sure if the legs can be taken on and off.