Power chair? Start the process as soon as you can.

[SueG]

The head controls are pretty easy to learn. The key is that there are four modes that you can switch through, so the Indoor one is set very slow. When I run up against the door trim, only the rubber tires contact the wood, so far so good. After I get better, I'll have the tech guy come out and speed up the modes I use outside. The main challenge will be our country yard- I'd like to be able to get around on the grass, but wet grass or soft ground is not friendly. We'll figure something out. But it sure is an improvement !

 

[momap53]

Sue, I finally braved the yard and found I needed to increase the speed for the little hills and valleys but it performed very well as it was fairly dry out. Will definately have to get a new door mat and have someone clean the wheels well before entering the house. I guess it wasn't as dry as I thought because my big center wheels with the heavy treads left a few muddy droppings when I parked by the recliner. Have fun and put a broom by the door!

 

[liftchairs]

Excellent! I'm so happy for you Sue! I need to get going on that too.

 

[mich5]

So glad to hear your good news!

 

[mfhau]

Hi all - my pwc is in a container coming from China (if you have contacts they are cheaper there). Anyway has anyone had experience with boot lifters?

We need one to fit in a Honda Accord if that is possible. I've been told this isn't possible.

The PWC weighs 50Kgs so my darling wont be able to lift that.

Any ideas appreciated - especially from the experienced!