Can we strap holders for E-sized oxygen tanks?
1687284
Hi. I'm not sure about the size and weight of that type of tank but if the tank is a bit heavy it could make the roller unstable. I recommend that check their web site www.carex.com or contact customer serv. 800-526-8051 M~F. I found the number there. I hope you get the answer soon.
1687285
I don't think so since this device can tip over easily. It has a net (very lite weight) basket that cannot hold much. I love this mobilater to move around the house or to pick mail without me falling. Maybe better off getting a much sturdier on that can handle the weight of the O2 tank. Since these tanks come in many sizes, perhaps a VERY small tank would work if you lay it flat on the plastic tray. Otherwise, if yours is a larger O2 tank, I would say NO. Hope this helps.
1687286
Although I have no knowledge of this I would tell you that the construction is solid therefore the weight wouldn't be a problem and the frame would tolerate the added general size and bulk of the tank/tanks. The basket and tray would also be a help in transporting same. Good luck, hope this helps you.
327529
You will need to buy a adapter for the B tank------ They are just a few dollars and you can get them at Amazon or any welding supply co. The Oxy. regulator should fit OK
523186
I think so, you should be able to shorten the straps enough. They have connectors, not velcro at the ends.
350705
no - the straps are extra and you will need these to hang the eno and have the adjustability for tree spacing - buy the large to give you more adjustabilty ....
1298046
Not that I know of, I use a 30gal. Contractor plastic bag, by folding the top over the rim of the stand, then setting the system down on top of the stand and bag. Works very well. Dump the bag in the trash can, use the bag over and over.
365045
I measured the inside dimension of one after I had fastened is sufficiently to keep it from popping open when you kneel down. Looks like anything bigger than 21" will be pushing the limit. You might try sewing a hook-and-loop fabric extender to the existing strap to get more reach. These really are the best, simplest and most comfortable I have ever used.
324933
We have some accessories like Oxygen tank holder, Elevating Leg rests and rear basket.What are you looking for exactly?
1646942
You can use a workaround, the same way you would with an Ergo (YouTube search: Ergo hip carry). It's a little awkward to get setup, and not listed in the instructions, but doable :)
993273
You can but the stand will not hold/carry the larger tank. You will also need to use Weber Q Adapter Hose to reach the tank.
1330611
Yes it definitely will be able to carry a portable oxygen cylinder. It has so much you can do with it. Just awesome
1668130
Tie downs. There's two channels molded into the tank that the strap sits in.
760582
not a standard small tank. I would advise getting a O2 tank holder that connects to the walker.
515954
Chest strap = YesWaist strap = hooks available...but not that I'm aware of.
1412996
I am sure you can, it uses standard LP connections. I use this with my RV and I just carry 4 extra regular (Grill size) LP tanks with me........ Each tank last about 14 hrs continuous and that is 4 good days at the bike rally!
509965
Yes, a padded waste band and shoulder harnesses. Generally speaking, it's pretty comfortable to use even with 4 gallons of liquid.
751627
I have one of these that I set up as part of a rescue evacuation for first responders. I am almost sure you can not hook up an oxy source to it. That is what I would describe as a SCB, or "self contained breathing" apparatus.
2216904
Yes, that is correct. You could actually use it for smaller tanks also, if you rigged up a way to hold it. But it is primarily intended for E tank you describe.