Is this leg rest compatible with the Excel 2000 Model MDS806250D
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Hello, We have checked with the manufacturer and these will fit but will not match. They are more for the K1 basic wheelchairs. The colors are different. The leg rest that you need is model# WCA806985HCMP. Thanks
766624
Not sure. The numbers on the leg lifts are Model/REFT93HC_37786. Lot JM120908That's the only information I find. Hope this helps.
1652350
Graco SnugRide 30, model 1794305. Is this compatible with any other seats, or bases?
2067232
I do not know about the information sheet. I purchased this item but I do recommend it. Not very comfortable as the cushions are not thick enough.
1639195
Sorry, I'm not sure. I bought these leg rests and 2 wheelchairs from Invacare. The leg rests did not fit my exsisting wheelchair. I returned the leg rests to Invacare for an exchange and/or money back and they claimed they did not receive them. The wheelchairs worked fine, but I won't be doing business with Invacare anymore due to the poor customer service I received regrarding the leg rest purchase.
1039428
It used to, but looks like the model has changed since I bought it. You'll need to contact Body-Solid, sorry.
1256910
I can't say for sure. The person I purchased them from tested them by attaching to the following wheelchairs and it worked great: Invacare Tracer EX2 Invacare Tracer IV Medline Excel Lightweight My chair is a Drive medical viper series (older model) and it works fine. The criteria I used for purchasing was that the spacing between the posts (where the legrests are to be inserted) is approximately 1.5 inches. Hope this helps.
2019996
I think that previous models had "ultra" in the name, but it's basically the current version of the same product. (I have one of the old "ultra" ones and one of the new ones.) Obus Forme now only uses "ultra" in the name of one of its backrest products.
1256911
I can't say for sure. The person I purchased them from tested them by attaching to the following wheelchairs and it worked great:Invacare Tracer EX2Invacare Tracer IVMedline Excel LightweightMy chair is a Drive medical viper series (older model) and it works fine. The criteria I used for purchasing was that the spacing between the posts (where the legrests are to be inserted) is approximately 1.5 inches. Hope this helps.
258130
All 4 of the legs I received are the same so they are interchangeable. The bench is not sturdy at all. Perhaps you did not receive correct legs?
1080921
Leg rests can go level with seat and maybe slightly higher (10-15% angle higher). Regards,
2042911
I have the 200 model but I'm quite sure yours will work...check with their website.
1334710
Not sure if there are two different models. As far as I can tell the Excel is the top model. You can verify on InsinkErator's website: http://www.insinkerator.com/en-us/Household-Products/Garbage-Disposers/Evolution/Pages/default.aspx
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Taz gave a good answer; remember the left and right leg rests are not interchangeable. With leg rest to the side, align holes and pins, and slide leg rest down on pins. Straighten leg rest forward and push on the spring-loaded front rigging lever to lock in place. See pp. 23-25 of http://www.godasco.com/NewPages/Products_Services/equipment_manuals/Wheelchairs/Medline/Excel%20Recliner%20User%20Manual.pdf
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I wish I could help, but I haven't the slightest idea. We purchased the Invacare LightWeight Tracer EX2 20" wheelchair at the same time of buying these legs. They're a perfect fit for mine, but obviously too much of a hassle to order and have to return. Maybe you can call the company and find out? Good luck. They really are a godsend.
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not with the purchase itself and it would be hard to find ones perfectly compatible with the existing unit. I love mine though, sturdy and classy. The extra space allows your equipment to 'breathe'. It is not an hindrance but a plus.
2145246
I am not sure exactly the Invacare 9000 xt is, but we have use the leg lifts with two different kinds of wheelchairs we have. We have also used them with all hospital wheelchairs when going for follow up appointments for the wheelchairs that did not have leg lifts.