HOW DOES THIS ATTACH TO TRANSPORT CHAIR?
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I'm not sure about a transport chair, but I attached it to my wife's wheelchair by simply unscrewing the back screws to the seat "sling" and placing the safety strap on then screwed back in. My wife loves the security this safety belt has provided her. Hope this helps.
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I attached it to the apolstry with regular screws but all chairs are different
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Metal ends of straps attach with existing screws that fasten seat to wheelchair frame. Remove and reinstall screws passing through holes.
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For most wheelchairs, you would lift up the fabric in the two back corners of the seat. Remove the screws and use them to attach the safety belt.
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Use the existing bolt/screw where the original belt connects to the chair. Holes on replacement beltwere larger so I used a washer to account for it.
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It is easier than it looks - you wrap the tie around the arm and hook it to the main harness. It fits all restaurant chairs
109147
The whole chair bolts together with the manufacturer supplied "allen (hex) keys". As I recall there is at least one, maybe two keys supplied. It also helps to have a "Eckland (multi) Tool" as backup - similar to a "Park (hex) Tool" if you are a bicycler. The chair goes together quite easily.
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The cylinder is held in the under chair mount and the bottom base by friction only. Remove the cylinder mount from the underside of the chair by removing the screws. Hit the top of the cylinder(extending through the chair mount) with a hammer while holding the mount. This should dislodge it from the mount. Now hit the bottom of the mount that extends through the chair base while holding the base. This should dislodge the cylinder from the base. You can place a piece of wood on the cylinder ends and hit the wood with the hammer if you are concerned about hitting the cylinder directly.
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i'm not sure I follow the question... I have the chair and the adapters connect to the base just as they were the top of the wheels(they have the same shape as the top of the wheel connections) and you then insert the wheels into the adapters.
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Use it to carry small objects. Secured it to my "Wheel Chair" works great !!!
2231991
It attaches to the seat post. So long as you have standard post nothing more than the gear.
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The picture on this page shows the unit arranged as a rollator. When the person pushing it wants to sit down they turn around and sit between the handles and lean on the backrest. When it is used as a transport chair, the backrest is removed and reinstalled in the reverse direction. A foot rest is dropped down so that the sitting person has a back rest and a foot rest. The person that pushes then uses the handles to push. This capability means that the unit travels in the same direction whether used as a rollator or transport chair. The leading two wheels are the only ones that swivel and they swivel in a complete circle. The wheels are very sturdy with molded plastic rims and solid rubber tires.
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Hi Verna, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical FW19BL Fly-Weight Transport Chair. This transport chair does need to be pushed as it does not have the large wheels in the back to self propel. A transport chairs purpose is to be easy to maneuver and light weight. If you are looking for a chair that does not need to be pushed a wheel chair is probably more what you are looking for.
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It has a five point harness and two heights on the chair that you can thread it through. Hope this is what you were asking :)
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It just screws around the tube of your walker or wheelchair. It is easy to loosen and adjust if you have to go through something narrow. I like using it. I have used it to put my keys in too.
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The carrier attach to the post of the seat as shown. Very quick to install. Has worked very well for us.
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yes the adapters go into the bottom of the chair and the wheels then go into the adapters.
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There are two adjustable straps. One behin the chair and one underneath. They keep the chair in place.
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Kelly-the rollato walkerr might work, but I don't think it is recommended to do this. Have you looked into transport chairs?
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I took it and the chair to my bicycle shop. They removed the rivets. Then you can slide it onto back part of arms of the chair.
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Unusual. Have never seen any other way to attach a seat, neither in the US nor in Europe. Are you sure it would not work? You may have a different image of a screw in this case. There is a lock mechanism involved. If English is not your native language (as in my case), the terminology may be confusing. Good luck.