Do they make a "step-down" receiver that would lower the existing receiver to accept a chair lift ?
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Not sure what you have in mind. You normally put accessory units above the receiver and it does not interefere with towing. Below the hitch would make it impossible to tow simultaneously. Hope this helps.
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I think so . . . if you could take the support bars completely out and substitute some sort of platform for the remaining protruding receiver openings. There is a supporting base to the angle top. It contains a sliding drawer. The drawer would probably not function as a slider, however.
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Put the supplied collar on the lift shaft. Slide the collar up to the receiver as far as it will go. Tighten the supplied bolts. This doesn't prevent tilt completely, but does make it better.
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It works the lift on the Lazy Boy chair we have here. I think that a long as the diameter and prongs match up it should work.
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no but the stool can be put in several heights by pushing a lever, the lowest one is very low.
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Not that I'm aware of because there is a lip where it meets the bracket hole, when you insertthe bar, that keeps it in place & unable to drop any lower. I don't know how you would be able to do it in reverse.
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You can use the adapter, but the smaller class 1 receiver is only rated for 200 lbs, so don't push it. Remember to include the weight of the carrier!
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Hello Richard. If you have a tow package / receiver tube on your vehicle then you can set up the carrier. Please keep in mind, the hitch sits lower to the ground than the vehicle making the carrier closer to the ground. Depending on weight and roads, the carrier may bottom out. There are hitch extensions available that slide into the receiver and come up the back of the vehicle to add height. We do not currently sell these but there are some available online and many hardware stores, such as harbor freight, do carry them.Another thing to be aware of is the weight capacity of the receiver on your vehicle. We hope this answer helps you.Thank youSarahLocksChocksTieDowns. com 856-374-4740 Hello Richard. If you have a tow package / receiver tube on your vehicle then you can set up the carrier. Please keep in mind, the hitch sits lower to the ground than the vehicle making the carrier closer to the ground. Depending on weight and roads, the carrier may bottom out. There are hitch extensions available that slide into the receiver and come up the back of the vehicle to add height. We do not currently sell these but there are some available online and many hardware stores, such as harbor freight, do carry them.Another thing to be aware of is the weight... » Read More Hello Richard. If you have a tow package / receiver tube on your vehicle then you can set up the carrier. Please keep in mind, the hitch sits lower to the ground than the vehicle making the carrier closer to the ground. Depending on weight and roads, the carrier may bottom out. There are hitch extensions available that slide into the receiver and come up the back of the vehicle to add height. We do not currently sell these but there are some available online and many hardware stores, such as harbor freight, do carry them.Another thing to be aware of is the weight capacity of the receiver on your vehicle. We hope this answer helps you.Thank youSarahLocksChocksTieDowns. com 856-374-4740 « Show Less
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It will "fit", but would like for it to come down lower on the chair. Mine went over some Lazy Boy patio furniture.
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I don't know, I haven't got around to installing mine, I am planing to lowerwith mine, and visual inspection looks they should work either way.
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I haven't tried that,but see no reason why it wouldn't work. You just insert the openings over the leg frames and finish opening up the chair. Works very well.
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yes, if you have a 2" receiver and you may need to adjust the bolts on the assembly to get the proper height/depth you need
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Yes. I have one sitting higher than the other to make room for my receiver on the bottom level on one side.
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Many hitch receivers have a threaded bolt hole on the side. If you have one of these, you could thread a bolt in until the step is snug.
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I think so. I'm using mine to lower the connection point. You can turn this item up or down. It is very sturdy and very well made.
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You CAN adjust the height on these. The toggle isn't fake ... if you lift it up while sitting on the chair it will lower it.
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Almost certainly. The attachment/hinge seems to be pretty much universal between manufacturers and models. Mine are freely interchangeable between a Drive chair and an Invacare. I also have to say that these footrests are an excellent replacement for the standard plastic ones; these do not flex and eventually break as the plastic ones do.