have had right hip replacement - concerned about into SUV and trucks with ramp at a later date
827362
MY wife has a hip problem . Uses the stool to mount her horse. The stool is sturdy and works well. It should work well for your application.
827363
Also just had my right hip replaced..on Dec 18th ...Got this stool and am very happy with it...It is light weight and feels sturdy going up one leg at a time until I get my strength back...I would recommend it...
275617
I never tried it from the side and I have a KIA Sportage. Based on the other answers, I think your best bet is to use the ramp at the tail gate.
722025
I work for R+L Carriers as a Driver. It is Curb side Deliveries when it is shipped with us. But the Drivers for R+L are told to be fixable. I take them to the garage or to the front door. If elderly and unable to do it I will put it in the front door for them if possible. But not all drivers will take the extra step.
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Not at all. I purchased the seat just prior to having a total hip replacement. I no longer need the seat but my husband and I decided to leave it on. It just pops off for easy cleaning. No tools are needed. just lift up the seat and pop the raised seat on.I hope I was able to help you
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I put in in a SUV.I can tell you that the car seat is very big and there is a limit on how far you can put back your front seat. I am 5'9" and it's not a problem but if I were six feet tall, there might be.As I said in my review, the customer service team is terrific. I am sure if you called them, they would give you an honest opinion.Additionally, I have Amazon Prime so return shipping is always free for any reason.
317370
I have the single back wheel. No the brakes don't lock but I haven't had a problem with that . This sure beats crutches. You can get around fast. I had bunion surgery and will be non bearing for 3 weeks . I think this thing is going to be great
1570909
Most likely yes. There has been no changes to interor. But I would call weathertech to confirm. Hope that helps
1818855
You can drive over it only make sure that you are holding on to the yoke or handles as there will be a little bump when you go over it. The is a little maneuvering room on the ramp so you may be able to pass the front wheel just to the left or right of the hinge.
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Hello, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! The seat on this walker may be flipped up or removed.
1134162
I had knee replacement 8-9 years ago and there were no scooters back then. Watching my wife get around on hers after ankle fusion I don't think it would work that good after knee replacement. Your knee has to rest on the scooter and I think that would be painfull after knee surgery. Hope yours does as well as mine did.
261740
Thanks Adam. Thats what I needed to hear. A Houston Police officer told me they were good units at the time I bought my Garmin Nuvie. It's a good unit but has to be laid on the seat; which slides all over. Thanks again Don
1720236
Depending on the age & condition of your existing springs, the truck may not sit level if you only replace the one side. I went ahead & replaced both at the same time.
582193
you can use them, that's where I have mine. The car will probably be ok but I think it will move them out of place.
2024006
Gosh, sorry for your injuries and the pain you must be in. I am sure it could be moved but really don't recommend using this product with just one hand. There will be balance issues. The handle bar jirks if you go over a bump to fast, even the transition in house flooring. (tile to carpet) I would recommend a knee walker with lock down brakes. I tipped over trying to get up the step from garage to house. You don't need to fall on that hurt shoulder. That was with 2 good hands.
215954
I would contact britax directly but make sure the seat is not expired and don't purchase from someone you don't know...you never where that car seat has been (accident??). And don't put anything other than a Britax cover on it otherwise the seat is not safe.
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I liked this scooter because of my weight (it's a heavy duty one, but my wife easily lifted it in and out of our Jeep). I even sat sideways on the seat for short periods to get the pressure off my knee. I had ankle replacement surgery with a large boot up almost to the knee for weeks. Didn't have a hard cast, but a soft cast for a couple of weeks before the boot. Depending on where you live, you could look at medical supply places to see if this type of solid pad or the split pad would work for you. I preferred the solid pad, but didn't have a hard cast. Either way, remember to straighten your knee a lot...scooting on this thing is really easily, but the knee gets tired of the weight of the body on top. I liked this scooter because of my weight (it's a heavy duty one, but my wife easily lifted it in and out of our Jeep). I even sat sideways on the seat for short periods to get the pressure off my knee. I had ankle replacement surgery with a large boot up almost to the knee for weeks. Didn't have a hard cast, but a soft cast for a couple of weeks before the boot. Depending on where you live, you could look at medical supply places to see if this type of solid pad or the split pad would work for you. I preferred the solid pad, but didn't have a hard cast. Either way, remember to straighten... » Read More I liked this scooter because of my weight (it's a heavy duty one, but my wife easily lifted it in and out of our Jeep). I even sat sideways on the seat for short periods to get the pressure off my knee. I had ankle replacement surgery with a large boot up almost to the knee for weeks. Didn't have a hard cast, but a soft cast for a couple of weeks before the boot. Depending on where you live, you could look at medical supply places to see if this type of solid pad or the split pad would work for you. I preferred the solid pad, but didn't have a hard cast. Either way, remember to straighten your knee a lot...scooting on this thing is really easily, but the knee gets tired of the weight of the body on top. « Show Less
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I believe there was a picture showing that the fit on the door entry sill. This is where you usually lift your legs over an in to the vehicle. These offer protection from that area getting banged up. Hope this helps