Can this be pulled to cut? For instance, attached to a wheelchair and pulled behind?
1941166
I have this exact mower and it does turn when you pull it. You just need to flip the handle over to the other side.
1941167
I think that might be very difficult. I was surprised at how hard you need to push to keep it going forward. It is nothing like our gas mower. Also, everytime a stick gets in it, you have to stop, turn it over, and remove it. We bought it so our son with Autism could mow more safely and frankly I don't think he will be able to use it. I was exhausted after mowing a relatively small area.
375626
Move it back and forth while pulling it out, be careful not to cut yourself tho. The blade is VERY sharp!
351541
Yes it can be cut. You will need a sharp knife and a straight edge ruler for a good cut.
8683
Yes. I just used this model of Drive transport wheelchair for a 3-day weekend with my father. If you look at the photos, each side has a rubber-padded tube extending in the back just inside each rear wheel. You can push down on either one with a foot while you pull back the handles at the top with your hands. This helps lift the chair over a small bump or ridge. Just be careful! This isn't meant for off-roading. ;)
2176001
There is string running through each bead, but I think cutting it for back only could be a tricky process. The nice thing about this seat is that it is so uniform and tight. I think by cutting it you would loose some of that integrity. On the upside, the back part wouldn't bear the burden of full body weight so it may hold up better than if you tried it on the base. If you are really crafty, I think it could be done. I wouldn't want to tackle it though.
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.
1784990
No. It's intended to be used for straight cuts. You could probably clamp it down and make it work but there are better tools for that.
1784270
Yes, this can be cut with a hacksaw but cutting and putting in a curved area is not ideal. Best to use on a relative straight area.
307853
Yes, absolutely. Two ways: it is flexible enough to squeeze few inches or manual says you can cut it off.
4073
It looks as if it could, but I haven't tried it yet. It's not razor sharp, so not optimal. When cutting a cord or strap, I've had better luck when the material is doubled over and held firmly. A seatbelt is flat and may be too slack to provide a good cutting surface.
971941
The backpack hangs maybe an inch below the top of the back of the wheelchair, so as long as you have the flexibility to twist around sufficiently and reach your arm down about 6 inches, you could retrieve these things from the backpack. You can test this in your wheelchair before you buy...I hope it works out for you.
1407726
Yes. You can cut it easily with a hacksaw or some other fine-toothed saw, like a pull saw. The hangers can be moved to new positions once you cut the rails.
1735511
Don't know. We have no trouble at with cutting. Works very well, very comfortable handles. Magnet lid pickup doesn't work very well.
44823
Yes... It can easily be cut. I did not cut mine down until the old one ripped (my fault it did), but it cuts intentionally very easy
1017308
It's rather thick. It can be cut, but I think you'd need something other than scissors to do it. Good luck!
589131
I'm not sure, but I assume a person could. It's made entirely of foam--two inches of soft memory foam on the top, with the rest being a denser foam--and it is inside a zipped cloth covering. I think if a person thought out how their going to cut, and what they're going to cut it with, it should be doable.
231459
I dont think you can cut it. It has a frame on top and it you cut it, it won't be steady. It has a good size it is not that big.