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Picture of LOAD 'N GO POWER WHEELCHAIR / SCOOTER LIFT The Load 'N Go Power Wheelchair/Scooter Lift is a truk mounted scooter or power wheelchair loader designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities. This loader is designed for use in vehicles with hatchbacks. All lift functions are controlled by the touch of a button on a handheld pendant. The lift allows extended clearance between the vehicle and the scooter or wheelchair. A power swivel option guides the scooter or wheelchair into the vehicle.

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This product record was updated on November 9, 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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