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The Peppino is a child's manual wheelchair designed for use by children with lower extremity, mobility, or neurological disabilities or spinal cord injury. FRAME: Multi-colored frame with push handles set 30 centimeters above the seat. SEAT: Seat with removable head support. The back angle is adjustable from 82 through 98 degrees. UPHOLSTERY: Black. ARMRESTS: Included. BRAKES: Ball-headed brake lever. CASTERS: Two front casters. FOOTRESTS: Adjustable-height foot board and leg supports.

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This product record was updated on June 30, 2004.

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Meyra (Wilhelm Meyer GmbH & Co.)

Meyra-Ring 2
Kalletal, D-32689
Germany
Telephone: 011-49-05733-922-0.
Fax: 011-49-05733-922-143.
Web: http://www.meyra.com.
Email: info@meyra.de.


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