QUESTION: Can I as a wheelchair bound person raise and lower the back on my own?
ANSWER: You will need someone to help you lower the back since the lever is located at the back of the headrest.
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This reclining wheelchair 180 degrees fully reclining with hydraulic mechanism. It can change to a temporary bed so that the patient can lie on his / her back if needed - a great ambulatory tool.
Double chrome-plated steel frame.
180 degrees fully reclining with hydraulic mechanism.
24" mag wheels with high performance flat-free tires, handrims with 8 spacers.
Caster wheels: 8" x 2" PU tires or 8" x 1" rubber tires.
High grade frame retardant embossed upholstery, dark blue.
Headrest, amputee adaptor, back support tube and anti-tipper included.
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1. does this chair always come with desk arms? (I do want them)
2. do the handles flair out to be wide enough to fit around the base of the chair when the back is folded down, or are they straight?
3. the view from the back makes the chair look wider at the top and narrow as you look down, does this make the chair top heavy or likely to tip over to the side?
4. how does this chair compare to the "Travel Light 727N". I am considering both of these, and need to buy 2 chairs.
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