I have a american bantex wheelchair. Are they compatible?
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Hello, These are only compatible with the Medline K1 basic wheelchairs. Thanks
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I don't think they will, since they wouldn't fit my 2006 XLT, but they worked out quite well for my Jazzy power wheelchair.
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slimslim: the armrests are priced individually so i bought two. they have made a large difference in feel and control of my medline wheelchair, one suggestion for your install. make sure you check head size of phillips screw your armrests are probably mounted with. my armrests came with new screws but i used the existing ones. somebody used overly large screws so new ones would not tighten up.you will also need long phillips screwdriver. i had one but that is something to check if you plan to go shopping.
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The company we purchased them from was very helpful with letting us know if they would fit the mobility chair I have. You could also call the company that makes your chair and ask them. Most of these companies are very helpful. Sorry I can't tell you more.
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Yes, the seatbelts for sale on Amazon would work fine. They run about $15.00. http://www.amazon.com/Secure%C2%AE-Quick-Release-Wheelchair-Seat-Belt/dp/B00EZTCWYY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1422903728&sr=8-1&keywords=wheelchair+seatbelt&pebp=1422903734374&peasin=B00EZTCWYY
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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.
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My Wife's wheelchair is an Invacare Model and they fit perfectly. I ordered these without attempting to verify that they would fit. I believe that over 90% of all wheelchairs use a 1.5" pin spacing. For the price, I assumed that these would definitely be of marginal quality; I just needed them to last for about 10 weeks while my Wife's ankle healed. They turned out to be of exceptional quality and will probably out last our wheelchair. If I were you. I'd buy them and send them back if they don't fit.Harvey
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It mounts on the axle bolt and uses the wheel frame for bracing and support. Don't know exactly what your wheelchair looks like but I doubt that it would work.
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I have a wide wheelchair with a 22" seat and this does fit. It may seem a tight fit, but it will fit. There may be a strain on some seams, but if you sew or pin it, it will work well. I have had mine for a long time.
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I don't see why not. They are identical to the standard wheel your chair probably came with, but the plastic (greyish in the picture) is slightly softer/more rubbery than the standard caster.
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If an electric wheelchair is the same width as a normal wheelchair it should fit
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With respect, I believe the previous response is incorrect. The mounting points on standard wheelchairs seem to be pretty much universal, between models and even between manufacturers. In reply to a previous question about these footrests, I provided the measurement of the spacing between the plates that carry the mounting pins. Measure this on your wheelchair, and you will have a definitive answer!
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No, these are leg rests for a wheelchair. The holes fit the buttons that are on the wheelchair.
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Won't work with a wheelchair. It requires motion, this is not a GOS sensing device.
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I believe so. The size and spacing of the mounting / hinge pins are, I think, an industry standard. The pictures of E&J wheelchairs that I found online certainly appear to have identical footrest mounts to the Drive Medical and Invacare chairs that I own.
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I used them on a invacare, model Tracer EX3 and they worked just fine. Foot rest platform are made of plastic but it only a rest for feet. Easy to put on and take off the wheelchair.
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I don't see why not, but don't really know. I do know that one should not bear the cost for a whole new chair. Right now it is something that I have to check out for my regular wheelchair as the tread is all worn and it slips on smooth surfaces. On a transport chair I would think this could be critical as the person being transported has no control of the chair and the brakes don't seem to be as strong.