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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Wheelchair ramp for a van. Describes a wheelchair ramp made of strong 1/4 inch aluminum channel irons and angle cross pieces from a boat manufacturing plant. The runners are made of two 45 inch sections each, hinged together with barn door hinges. Shallow steps are built between the runners, and covered with indoor-outdoor carpeting. Includes photographs. COMMENTS: Developed by Harley Karvonen of Perham, Minnesota. SKILLS REQUIRED: Metalworking. Woodworking. TITLE: Homemade Van Ramp JOURNAL: Accent on Living REF: Vol 26 no 1, Summer 1981: p 121 PAGES (including cover): 1 1981.

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