Can you add swivel wheel set to the back legs of the walker vs the slides ?
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Yes. my husband found the back leg wheels made the wonderful walker even easier to use.
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You can adjust to any width and I put a 16" deep piece on. No problem. But if you don't square up the slides exactly, they will fight you. Just can't seem to get them to glide smooth.
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I don't think it is set up to add a slide. I built a separate slide frame out of wood for mine.
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I have not tried this yet, but it does appear that you can take the bottom base off and use it on just the black wheels. Not sure if the black wheels will actually turn using it like this. My grandson weighs 21 lbs and is still using the walker as pictured.
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I haven't done it, but I'd assume that anything that tracks from wheel rotations could be added. Not sure how it would clip without a spoke though.
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Sure. The legs, front and back, have the same diameter and alignment mechanisms. Maybe the ski pads will be angled wrong when you switch them but that will be easy enough to rectify. Taking it a step further, I replaced front and back legs with larger units thus giving myself larger wheels on all four corners as I find the ski pad thing unworkable. The Standers unit uses much smaller diameter tubing than just about all other walkers so I spent an afternoon in the local hardware store making up shims from pipe fittings and pieces of a bicycle inner tube.
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If you take the front wheels off and switch them (left wheel on the right, right wheel on the left), now the wheels are on the inside and you can gain a little more clearance. This works with most walkers and doesn't seem to change the stability significantly.
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Yes the front legs have wheels on them. So when ready you just pick up the back and push.
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Sorry, I mistook the question. On THIS walker, you cannot replace the back skis with wheels.. Sorry, ignore my first answer
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I'm not certain, because my mother does not need her walker at this time. However, I think all you have to do is switch sides by taking off the lower portions of the walker that have the wheels mounted to them, and if you put the left on the right and vice versa, then the wheels should be on the inside. Those bottom portions come off or adjust easy with "click" buttons and corresponding holes.
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Walker slides. Not sure about the width, but maybe the wheels can be switched to the inside.
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No. The walker would not be level and the baby/toddler would be leaning forward. Unfortunately, the wheels don't lock to make it stationary. Maybe someone will make that suggestion to the manufacturer!
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With wheels on front when you step into walker when walking I find that when I put my weight on handles the gliders press down and act as a brake. With wheels on on both you would chance sliding forward not stopping. I see it as a definite safety issue.
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Yes, the feet are screwed in, so you could put some wheels in as long as the threads are the same size. Shouldn't be impossible, but most of the wheels I've seen at the hardware store are not threaded, they push into the leg rather than screw in. Hope this helps.
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large wheels in front and gliders in back. When you put weight on the walker the rear brakes engage. You don't need to pick up the walker to move it straight forward, but may have to lift a bit to turn it as the wheels don't swivel.
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Good Question! They come very complete aas a set of two mounted wheels. They install very easily and it has been a long time since I purchased a set. They do come with some other hardware you may want to use. The wheels work real well and do make your walker a smoother operating unit!
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yes, training wheels can be added. we purchased the training wheels separately, the same brand though.