If the rear is raised to create a level platform, would it be easier to walk on without having to hold on to the handle bars (for a walking desk)?
1093113
I raised the back to make it more level because the steep angle was too challenging for me. This helped. However, its near impossible to use the machine without holding the handle bars, because of the resistance. Could be dangerous, too.
1013138
The risers snap into the step, so yes you can lift up to move it without removing them. Hope that helps :)
1844555
Probably not for two reasons. The angle is probably to steep and longer ramps would be better. More importantly at least on our wheel chairs the wheels are not in line. The large back wheels are farther apart than the small front wheels. The ramps can not accommodate both sets. We were very disappointed we wanted to go up two steps about 12" and it was impossible. My son and his wife more or less used the ramp for one set of wheels and lifted the other set to get my husband into their house. .
1650979
IMO..You should have all the vertical parts of the ramp on solid,even support for proper load support and,You could very well experience sliding of the ramp as You try to ascend...Dave
1508977
You can, however I have noticed it seems to loosen the screws faster than forward walking and I usually have to tighten them after a workout that included reverse. Not a big deal but thought I'd mention it.
1559609
it is not easy to move as it is awkward to pick up the handle so the support stand clears the ground. I'm 5'11" and it can be difficult. I've found that it easier to push it
2131683
yes , you can raise the handle bars . there are turn handles on each side that are easy to turn. however you only have about 4 to 6 inches of pipe to ease it up. be careful you don't lose the balance of the rollator. it is a wonderful find for me . have used it for over 3 years and wouldn't want to be without it.
987579
it might go slower up hill, but depending on your weight, I doubt it would need to be pushed.
2012286
I would have to say no. The helper would be holding on from above using the push rail. You would be bending over as the chair moved down the stairs and if you lost your grip the person in the chair could be severely injury or killed. The wheel locks are not strong enough to slow the chair down in that situation. Sorry.
1922285
Yes, it's high enough that you wouldn't have to bend over to push it, however, I would recommend the four wheel version instead. It turns much better than the three wheel version, I've had both.
2132095
I would guess no unless the person pushing was very strong. I use it to go the clinic (elevators) or a store if no carts are available. Reasonably light and folds compact but because all wheel are same size difficult to manage stairs or curb.
1048277
Yes. I assume when you say leveled, it's just the front is raised. If there is a lift block in the rear it will require an additional plate but nothing else.
1006035
It is easy to raise and lower...but not one handed. One hand needs to squeeze the lever. the other hand guides the table up or down. Very little effort is needed.
728197
It's not light but I can pick it up and carry it short distances. It does have wheels which might help. I have wheeled it between buildings but I have not tried to move it up and down stairs. Anyway, going down would be lot easier than going up which might require two people.
1155703
Yes it can. I have difficulty rising & I bought this to allow me to have other seating arrangements. Also, being portable it can go with me & I don't have to worry about getting "stuck" and not being able to rise.
1006512
It adjusts in increments. It's not super easy to move, since the feet are well planted and have a bit of grip, so you wouldn't easily be able to shove it with your foot. However, if you mean to lift and move it, then it's easy since it's relatively light.
1431140
yes, if secured properly- i have used it to hold on to and pull myself up , with assist from the rear step. there is room under the rack for you to place your foot while climbimg over or stepping to the side as i do on my Kawasaki