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Picture of WOOLFE SCOOTER LIFT The Wolfe Scooter Lift is a scooter loader for vans designed for use by individuals who use wheelchairs. This lift can be installed in most full-sized mini-vans by General Motors or mini-vans by other manufacturers that have a hatch opening of 38 inches or greater. No vehicle modifications are required as this lift is designed to connect directly to the third-row seating floor mounts. A press of a button activates the lift and it automatically emerges from the back of the vehicle and lowers to the ground, enabling the scooter to be driven on to the platform. Another press of the button raises the lift and slides it into the vehicle. POWER: Uses the existing vehicle battery.

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This product record was updated on August 9, 2006.

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KVB Manufacturing

62 Maple Avenue North
Smith Falls, Ontario K7A 2A7
Canada
Telephone: 800-565-9845 or 613-283-3196.
Fax: 613-283-7216.
Web: http://www.kvb.ca.
Email: karen@kvb.ca.


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