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Van floor elevator to accommodate wheelchair driver attaches to floor of van. Will lower floor up to 6 inches with self centering toggle switch. Positions driver for proper visibility and for driving. Does not move horizontally. Individual wheel cups can also be installed in variety of floor locations for permanent positioning of wheelchair in van. For Ford, Chevrolet and Dodge vans.

Notes: For drivers who will remain in the wheelchair. Used with variety of other aids associated with wheelchair driving. Permanent positioning of wheelchair does not include restraint system for either wheelchair or occupant. ** High price is for installation; low price is for device without installation.

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on March 10, 2004.

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BraunAbility / The Braun Corporation

627 West 11th, Box 310
Winamac, Indiana 46996
United States
Telephone: 800-843-5438 or 574-946-6153.
Fax: 574-946-4670.
Web: http://www.braunability.com.


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