Can this ramp be used for a scooter with a center wheel in the front. I'm concerned that the ramp will fold in if the front wheel hits the hinged cen
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That's an excellent question I just went outside and jumped on the center of our ramp and it remains firm This would be a question I would ask the company that manufactures this ramp but I will tell you we have never had ANY issues with folding and if this ramp can withstand my two wild children who are in wheel chairs it would probably withstand anything. I have been VERY pleased with this purchase and it has made our lives much easier. I love the idea of being able to fold it up like a long suitcase and carry it with us as well. It is heavy but not too heavy to carry.
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From the technical brochure on the manufacturer's website (http://www.pviramps.com/assets/docs/singlefold.pdf) : "Accommodates wheelchairs and scooters with various wheel configurations." You could always contact the manufacturer and double check for your particular model, of course.
1192505
I have a 10 foot ramp just like this, and I use my scooter on it without any difficulty.
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The question has been answered to my satisfaction, however, I would place or have someone place a cement block or wood blocks in various combinations at mid-point under the ramp; should you have qualms about potential collapse or folding.
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The width of the ramps are the same from one side to the other which is about 7 inches. I have m41 and the front wheels are offset out from the back one and it will not go threw the ramp because the wheel get against the ramps. I do not recommend this ramps at all. Look for a solid ramp. Just my opinion.
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No. You can't fold it. You wouldn't want it folding while doing tricks on it.
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I don't think it is strong enough for that. Your ramp will need a strong side to lean against. And the dog may be too heavy for it. I would try a good old red rider wagon. They have sides now and should work well.
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No; it's already a tight fit between the present tires and the frame. Great scooter for around the home; light and easily maneuverable. Not so good outside because of the small tires it comes with.
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After testing my Foldawheel on various surfaces and inclines, I can say with reasonable confidence that this chair will handle any SMOOTH incline intended for pedestrians. Although I have no personal experience, I imagine a gangway with a RIBBED SURFACE would pose a challenge for any wheelchair or scooter, including the Foldawheel. For this reason, I recommend you research the gangway specifications i.e. surface, grade, of your intended cruise ship. Happy sailing.
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Sure it can. It folds in half and the wheels will come off just by pulling a pin.
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It all depends how big and heavy the scooter is I would think you would want one with ramp
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I ordered this ramp for kitchen door to carport. My step is 4" and it works perfectly for my 4-wheel electric scooter, my 3-wheel electric scooter as well as a wheelchair. I used duct tape to secure it to door step so it wouldn't move and also because the 4-wheel scooter is so heavy, I placed a 2 x 6 board under next to step. I wouldn't trade it for anything and I can get in and out of kitchen with all 'vehicles'. Very strong and well made.
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This is a folding trailer. I would not recommend it for a scooter. You should try a more sturdy trailer, IMHO.
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When it's folded in half, the front wheels are lower than the back wheels, so unless you take them off it really can't be rolled when folded.
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It folds up easily but still is pretty big! I guess if you take the wheels off..... Yes get the swivel wheel!
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A walker should work fine with this ramp at the recommended slope. The hinges protrude less than an inch and they are along the centerline of the ramp. .
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The compactness is not an issue but the weight of the battery makes the scooter extremely difficult for mobility once folded down. You may want to consider the lithium battery version since is smaller and weighs less
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If your scooter is set up with handlebars similar to a regular bicycle then it should work fine. This connects around the handlebars at the gooseneck.
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It sounds like you are going to be using this on grass covered areas which might have ruts or uneven surfaces unseen below the grass. Riding a three wheel scooter on such a surface is strongly NOT recommended. You need a 4 wheeled scooter with the front wheels wide apart to lessen the chance of tipping if you hit a hidden rut. Three wheel scooters are great on solid surfaces, not on grass or dirt. So I would not sell you one for safety reasons. If you want details on the Shoprider Dasher 4 or the Zipr 4 or other 4 wheel small travel scooter that breaks down into several pieces and whose heaviest piece is about 30 pounds, feel free to contact us again. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions It sounds like you are going to be using this on grass covered areas which might have ruts or uneven surfaces unseen below the grass. Riding a three wheel scooter on such a surface is strongly NOT recommended. You need a 4 wheeled scooter with the front wheels wide apart to lessen the chance of tipping if you hit a hidden rut. Three wheel scooters are great on solid surfaces, not on grass or dirt. So I would not sell you one for safety reasons. If you want details on the Shoprider Dasher 4 or the Zipr 4 or other 4 wheel small travel scooter that breaks down into several pieces and whose... » Read More It sounds like you are going to be using this on grass covered areas which might have ruts or uneven surfaces unseen below the grass. Riding a three wheel scooter on such a surface is strongly NOT recommended. You need a 4 wheeled scooter with the front wheels wide apart to lessen the chance of tipping if you hit a hidden rut. Three wheel scooters are great on solid surfaces, not on grass or dirt. So I would not sell you one for safety reasons. If you want details on the Shoprider Dasher 4 or the Zipr 4 or other 4 wheel small travel scooter that breaks down into several pieces and whose heaviest piece is about 30 pounds, feel free to contact us again. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions « Show Less
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It doesn't have any effect for us. My wife's chair has sprung wheels In front and behind the drive wheels. M300 chair perimobile. The ramp may be at too sharp an angle you might need a longer one.