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LOAD 'N GO POWER HATCH ASSIST    

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Picture of LOAD 'N GO POWER HATCH ASSIST The Load 'N Go Power Hatch Assist is a power car door opener and closer designed for use by individuals with physical disabilities. This unit automatically opens and closes rear hatch doors. It mounts to existing door hardware and comes with a hidden magnetic switch and latch release. It can be used on selected vehicles from Daimler Chrysler/Dodge, General Motors, Ford/Lincoln, as well as the Honda Odyssey, Kia Sedona, Mazda MPV, Nissan Quest, Toyota Sienna, and Volkswagen Eurovan. The unit comes with a radio remote control hatch operator with two keychain transmitters.

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This product record was updated on October 6, 2009.

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Courtland Mobility Services Inc.

5125 Harvester Road, Unit 7
Burlington, Ontario L71 6A2
Canada
Telephone: 800-354-8138 or 905-631-7671.
Fax: 905-631-7670.
Web: http://www.courtlandmobility.com.
Email: info@courtlandmobility.com.


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