For my walking aid the walker wheel inside diameter of the tube needs to be about 0.92 inches. What s the tube's inside diameter for this one?
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Digital caliper measurement of the inside diameter of my walker wheel tube is 1.025 inches. My walker leg outside diameter is 1.000 inches.
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Sorry, no info. Check a local walker dealer for specs. Invacare is unreachable.
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The inside dimension is about 1.9"/48mm. My front tube is about 1.75"/44mm and fits well. Hope this helps!
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The outside diameter of the end of the one I have is ¾ of an inch. I just measured it the other day, when I ordered a Hugo quad pod tip. The tip that came with the cane is in excellent condition, I just wanted the added security of the quad pod tip. It says it'll fit a standard ¾ inch cane, and that's exactly what the Carex Cane that I have measures.
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I don't know if it would fit yours, but my mother has two different walkers and it wouldn't fit either one. It seems like it fits a smaller walker with narrower tubing. It's a nice tray, just wouldn't work on ours.
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My mothers walker is a standard style,(issued @ rehab facility, looks like the one in this ad, 2 wheels in front & straight legs in back. The front where tray attaches measures at 19 inches. She just loves this product. It totally enhances her independence. Hopes this helps.
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Prrobably not. This particular basket is small and did not fit the walker and I had to return it.
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The tray I got measures 16". The clamps that hold it on the walker measures 18". It fit my walker fine. You might try to reach Drive by internet to see if they make a larger size.
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The Easy Care Folding Walker by Guardian (Model No. 30755P-1)....which is what I have. Shows that the tubing spec's is 1". And I have no trouble with them at all.
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1 inch is the size of the tubing the walker is made of plus the walker folds shut from side to side. This is standard for all walkers.
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The tube is about 1 3/8" outside diameter. It will not fit the typical 1" weapon-mount flashlight holders. The inside diameter is actually just larger than 1" I.D. since it can hold the 26650 battery, which is a 26mm diameter battery (thus the 26xxx designation).
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The rubber wheel is 5 inches diameter. I just measure it today before I respond to you. I hope this answer your question. Also, it a easy to install, I just push it into my cart, assuming it fit into your.
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I am not sure, but this is what is says on the package: "Fits over rubber tips to glide smoothly over most surfaces. Fits walker tips with 1 and 1/2" base diameter. For use on the rear legs of walkers equipped with front wheels." I hope this helps you. Your best bet is to measure the base diameter of your walker. Diane
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your email. I can advise that the cup holder does attached onto the rear leg of our strollers so this would be a square tube and not round. I would think the cup holder would not fit a walker with rounded tubing. Kind Regards Sonia
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People seem to dance around this without actually answering the question. A standard aluminum "leg" (at the back of the walker), is 1-1/8" OD (outside diameter), and 1-inch I.D. (inside diameter). I believe these fit inside the tubing, so they are 1-inch in diameter (the part that goes up INSIDE to grip the tubing). The other style has a 1-1/8" diameter, which allows it to fit OVER the tubing, rather than go inside it. It's just two different ways of attachment. This second style fits over the tubing to grip it, the way a rubber tip does on a wooden cane. I hope that helps clear up the size differences for everyone. People seem to dance around this without actually answering the question. A standard aluminum "leg" (at the back of the walker), is 1-1/8" OD (outside diameter), and 1-inch I.D. (inside diameter). I believe these fit inside the tubing, so they are 1-inch in diameter (the part that goes up INSIDE to grip the tubing). The other style has a 1-1/8" diameter, which allows it to fit OVER the tubing, rather than go inside it. It's just two different ways of attachment. This second style fits over the tubing to grip it, the way a rubber tip does on a wooden cane. I hope that... » Read More People seem to dance around this without actually answering the question. A standard aluminum "leg" (at the back of the walker), is 1-1/8" OD (outside diameter), and 1-inch I.D. (inside diameter). I believe these fit inside the tubing, so they are 1-inch in diameter (the part that goes up INSIDE to grip the tubing). The other style has a 1-1/8" diameter, which allows it to fit OVER the tubing, rather than go inside it. It's just two different ways of attachment. This second style fits over the tubing to grip it, the way a rubber tip does on a wooden cane. I hope that helps clear up the size differences for everyone. « Show Less
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I am having a hard time trying to finding information on the walker that you asked about. u.s. walker model no. 50015749. Do you have a brand name or do you have a link to a description with dimensions.
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The walker needs to be fitted to the patient! These baskets only fit the "regular size" walkers that have a straight front. If you are looking to buy a walker I would suggest hat you talk with someone in the know such as a physical therapist so that you know you are buying the right size. I like the walkers with the wheels in front.