how do you secure your wheelchair on this so it doesn't move?
991535
There are strap or hook holes in the side of the unit to use with tie-down straps
991536
I criss cross ratchet straps. Very secure. It has the loops for the straps to fit in.
991537
I don't actually have a wheelchair, I use it to transport my snow thrower back and forth to my mom's house. Like the others, I use ratchet tie down straps, which you can get at the local Tractor Supply store, or Lowes, or Home Depot.
991538
get some tie down straps from your local auto parts store or Lowes or Tractor Supply Company. They will have a hook at each end and an adjusting buckle to tighten it down.
450633
Secure it upright somewhere inside the RV, or in a storage compartment if there is enough clearance. I use bungee cords to tie it in place inside one of my storage compartments.
362011
In my opinion; YES, but lock the wheelchair in position and place Aerobic pedaler in front of you at a comfortable distance to pedal from.I modified mine a bit by fastening rubber feet so they could not turn over with drilling a hole in the top of them and using a sheet metal screw through them into the metal pipe, but I believe a good adhesive would work as well. They were a nuisance to keep flat on the floor otherwise.
2272006
I would use my hands all the time. Keep your good foot on the footrest. It is safer there. I never use my leg to propel the wheelchair. Doesn't work all that well that way. Wheels easily using your hands on the larger wheel. Good luck. Hope you heal quickly.
1055395
There are ways to secure it. There's Velcro on the bottom and a strap across the back. You could slip a seat belt through the strap or put a seat cover on that the Velcro would stick to. I guess you could hang it from the headrest, but it doesn't seem like that would be sturdy. Overall I've enjoyed this product. Will probably last me 1 year or so.
2011445
Quite simple. There are tethers in the front that tighten or loosen the anchors. And once tightened it stays in place.
1961538
Karen, it is best on a wheelchair or scooter and please know that you will have to use duct tape to keep it in place.
1145879
I do not see why not. the pad is plugged to a cord that has a metal clip that needs to be attached to metal. Does the wheelchair have somewhere to attach a small alligator clip? best would be to contact manufacturer however or Dr. Sinatra.
1385232
Lift up on the bottom red handle. Pull up the sides to a semi locked position, then push down the bottom. That should lock the sides
1867196
I don't. It fits right into the base of the door so I can close my door while leaving it in place. After several openings and closings, you may have to adjust it as it will move away from the threshold a little every time you open the door. I have no problems with leaving it in place. Just a little warning, there are raised edges on either side to keep the walker, scooter or wheelchair from falling off the side, it may trip someone walking up or down the ramp if they try to cut the corner.
1537752
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.
711016
I'm not sure. But if you don't want the chair to stay still or not roll aroundl? My suggestion just don't attach the wheels and that should do it.
626530
It's gonna take two people. Even If one is in a wheelchair the other could prob manage the rest. One person needs to manage holding an end of it so it doesn't get away from you. It's designed on tension which can turn ugly when you get whacked by any one of the pop up's out there.
962868
I bought one also for a heigt of two feet. It works but is a little steep for a wheelchair. I would recommend a longer one if you have the room for it.
140750
Did your wheelchair originally have a belt? My daughter's chair did, so all I had to do was unbolt and remove the old belt and replace it by bolting on the new one. It helps if you engage the lock in the middle, so that you don't get one side upside down and have to repeat the process.
1481571
Won't work with a wheelchair. It requires motion, this is not a GOS sensing device.
1980685
I have my handle off when not in use, you can secure it with a simple bolt but it is not required to be tightened - only if you want to drag it around with the handle.