Accessible Van Allows Owner To Get Behind The Wheel For The First Time In 16 Years | Texas Metal 

Ramp was too steep to use on his own would be easier with folding double extension ramp

Seemed too steep. Plus there's a 1" lip at the top he'd have to get over.

NEVER TRUST THAT DAMN COMPANY! Bruan suck ass, the refuse to repair their products, and they force disabled shops out of business by forcing them to buy millions of dollars of minivans to sit on their lot, I know this first hand.

@@Maples01 🤷‍♂️ maybe. I'm not sure about that

@@randomsomeone1617 They removed all repair diagrams of their equipment from the internet, so owners are unable to service or repair it, and parts are only available through certified dealers, who don't have to sell it if they don't want to bother ordering it. Someone my parents went to school with, he runs a custom shop that orders and installs parts for cars and trucks, he was installing wheelchair lifts for years before they pulled his dealer license, along with many others, same reason, push those stupid minivans, now the nearest wheelchair van service places is over 100 miles away. Add on the government got involved years ago, gotta save the stupid people, now all wheelchair lifts are loaded with safety features, added electronics guaranteed to fail, leaving you stranded. I drive older vans, I have friends install older, simpler hydraulic lifts, more dependable than the Bruan that was in my van, the dealers refused to work on it, and when I went outside them, they refused to order the parts for the shop I lined up to repair it. I know 3 places they put out of business.

He uses a power chair normally say at home. He'll bring the wheelchair for stuff like this, rolling and talking. He clearly says his power chair will climb right in it. They should add a covered place on the back of the van to store his normal wheelchair

They should of made a electric lift that elevates the chair..fail

No way a power chair will go up or down that ramp