AMERIGLIDE MANUAL WHEELCHAIR LIFT 100

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Picture of AMERIGLIDE MANUAL WHEELCHAIR LIFT 100 The Ameriglide Manual Wheelchair Lift 100 is a hitch-mounted wheelchair lift designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities or spinal cord injury. The user places a folded manual wheelchair onto the platform, then pushes a button to raise the wheelchair. The lift can be installed on almost any vehicle with a class I, II, or III hitch as well as standard ball mounts. OPTIONS: Swing-away arm; manual wheelchair cover; receiver hitch. POWER: Uses vehicle battery. DIMENSIONS (HxW): 5 to 19 x 13 inches. CAPACITY: 100 pounds. WEIGHT: 60 pounds. WARRANTY: Transferable limited 3 year warranty.

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Price: 899.00.

This product record was updated on September 1, 2009.

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Ameriglide Stair Lifts

3901-A Commerce Park Drive
Raleigh, North Carolina 27610
United States
Telephone: 800-790-1635.
Fax: 800-791-6524.
Web: http://www.ameriglide.com.
Email: inquiry@ameriglide.com.

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Electric Wheelchairs 101

4616 Colby Road
Winchester, Kentucky 40391
United States
Telephone: 800-225-9309.
Web: http://www.electric-wheelchairs-101.com.
Email: joebrown101@aol.com.

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