Aidapt VA147M Ramps Telescopic 

Mezei Narcis

tom Hancock he is just showing you an example of how the ramp can be used with a power wheelchair as well!

I have an electrical chair which weights 28K. I have the very same ramps as these (even to length) I don't fully understand how a ramp is needed for what's surely a light-weight manual wheelchair which would collapse to some degree and, surely, if ramps are used, when one would think an attendant would need to assist the disabled party it could be lifted in. I noticed that the manual wheelchair had a set of anti-tip wheels and to the benefit of these ramps they don't get in the way at any point in this exercise whilst on the ramps; believe me, that is a blessing. The minor 'turning of the small wheels' up front of the wheelchair, this is hardly an issue; he needed to spread the ramps further apart to create more room for them and that would become second nature with repeated use. Next the small, electric wheelchair: Would anyone know what the weight comes in at? I'd say a lot heftier than my wife's 28kg wheelchair. In any case, It seems to work quite well at the offset of this demo of the ramps. This wheelchair also has anti-tip wheels at the rear. They don't get in the way at the start of the run, but as the chair begins to run parallel to the ramps it actually runs clear (but only just) and isn't in the way because it's higher than the ramp side. However, as it reached the top it once again enters the channel but still appears to fit; still, it's not perfect. But it should be said that the left-side main, rear drive wheel skids at the very top, 'flicking' or 'skidding' causing the wheelchair to lose control of itself on the ramp somewhat and I'm not sure this would be considered a safe operation to those who are in the trade who might say this could be construed as a health and safety hazard; more-so if this demonstration is shown to us by the disable person. The downwards run seems without a problem. I have NO idea why the demonstrator wants to prop the ramps (and the weight of the electric wheelchair) directly onto the rear bumper; it makes me cringe just seeing him doing that. I short length of dense foam on the actual boot floor will both increase the height a little bit whilst stopping the ramps tearing up the tops of the rear bumper (Ouch!!)

Amazon, ~130 Euro

Yes, supports maximum 180 kg

It is not for riding the chair into the car. It is for loading an empty chair.

Yo lo utilizar asi de 10 años sin problemas, cuando no tienes dinero para comprar una coche adaptada esto es unica manera para viajar con una silla electrica

@@Narcis83 eso es cierto