I use a three wheel mobility scooter, with one wheel front-middle. Do the hinges in the middle stick up too far to drive over with my front wheel?
1818853
This should work for you. The person who uses this also uses a three-wheel mobility scooter and she was able to wheel over the hinged area without a problem.
1818854
There is a 3/4 inch gap between the right and left ramp. There are 3 attachment hinges, each about 2 1/2 inches long. The middle hinge is flush but the other two stick up above the ramps about 3/8 inch. I would think that pneumatic tires would traverse the protruding hinges easily.
1818855
You can drive over it only make sure that you are holding on to the yoke or handles as there will be a little bump when you go over it. The is a little maneuvering room on the ramp so you may be able to pass the front wheel just to the left or right of the hinge.
1818856
I believe the hinge is a piano type hinge and it shouldn't be a problem. However if this is a serious concern you should confirm this. I do not have the ramp to visually inspect. It belongs to my son who carries it in his van. The ramp is rated for a certain poundage. I think it is 300. How much does the scooter weigh plus users weight?
568723
The ramp locks in place while in the up position. It is very stable while in the down position. You will need tie downs for the scooter to remain on the ramp while driving. Hope this helps.
8683
Yes. I just used this model of Drive transport wheelchair for a 3-day weekend with my father. If you look at the photos, each side has a rubber-padded tube extending in the back just inside each rear wheel. You can push down on either one with a foot while you pull back the handles at the top with your hands. This helps lift the chair over a small bump or ridge. Just be careful! This isn't meant for off-roading. ;)
825854
I think yes. Be sure yours is bad before you buy another. It takes using the jack to push the wheel center upwards until the hoist unlocks. No other way to get it down. I didn't know this so I bought one I did not need.
979715
Yes...the rear wheel will freely move but if you have a kickstand mounted, you cannot peddle the wheel freely.
1720155
Hello Vickie, we have a Tri-Lift system on the back of our SUV. It has a center post that lowers and rises to lift up my husbands scooter. The cover works fine with the type of lift we have. The cover fits over the scooter and has straps that go under the scooter to secure it. The straps did come off, I may have been pulling them too tight, but a quick fix on my sewing maching. Hope this helps.
1064986
I was able to load a scooter on it but I could not use the pins to secure the wheels. I had to tie them down. The wheels of whatever you put on there have to fit down in the rails enough to slide a pin over the tire and rim. Hope that helps.
1750567
I don't have a scooter, but I can tell just by looking at the pictures of the scooter, that you will have a hard time locking it to any structure. I barely have enough room to lock my bicycle to any object with this lock. I usually have to be right up against the object with little room to spare. Other than that, it's a great lock.
2090982
I would likely say no depending on the design. it attaches to the frame that's holding the wheels. Most 3 wheels have the wheels outside. May be better looking for one that attaches to the seat bar or wheel nut ( like walky dog)
507864
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.
472424
The front wheel does not pivot. It's not a big problem for me. I just take wider turns.
1146759
Recently I used a 3 wheel scooter (a Go Go) for 2 months. I felt very safe and in control of the scooter. It never felt like it was going to tip and I am so glad we chose the 3 wheel. You will love it and save money if you buy a 3 wheel.
1553000
When we probably overpacked ours the front didn't line up perfect with it maybe riding up a half an inch but it wasn't open to where you could see inside. We drove with it that way without problems. I suspect you've got too much up front if you have an actual gap/opening or a defective top.
2260637
No because I've hung the rack low enough so that the bottom wheel rests on the floor. I guess if I've hung the rack higher, then the front wheel might incur some damage.
1389985
I've had a little trouble with it. It seems like the front wheel just doesn't swivel like it's supposed to.
335030
I don't see this as being a problem. They really don't stick out that far. And you would have to make a step too far forward and on the outside of the cart before ever touching the wheel locks.
1826524
We have this scooter and I don't think it collapses. You may have to unscrew the steering pole.