The Tiny Tote 100 is a wheel chair lift used for transporting folding manual wheelchairs. To use, just fold your manual wheelchair, place it on the platform, and tilt the platform into place. The hold down arm will secure your wheelchair. The lift has just one handle to use as a release mechanism for both loading and unloading. It's a truly simple operation. The Tiny Tote 100 will also fold down so that you can access your vehicle's tailgate or lift gate. You can mount this wheel chair lift to Class I, II, and III hitches, as well as standard ball mounts, so this lift is very versatile.
- Compatible with most standard, folding manual wheelchairs
- Manually operate this wheelchair lift with the ease of its unique rolling mechanism
- Adjustable hold-down arm
- Folds when not in use and to gain access to tail and lift gates
- Attaches to ball mount and Class I hitches
- Class II and Class III hitch adapters available
- Lift Capacity: 100 lbs.
- Minimum Hitch Height: 5"
- Maximum Hitch Height: 19"
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so easy!! |
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Nov 24, 2009 1:24 PM
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| Daisy from New York would recommend this to a friend. | |
| A Little About Myself | disabled |
| Pros | Convenient, Safe, Sturdy |
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| Being disabled, my mom had to lift my wheelchair in and out of the trunk every time we went out....it was getting to be too much for her so this product saved my mom's back and gave me more freedom! | |
| 1 of 2 people found this review helpful | |
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It's a back saver! |
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Nov 21, 2009 7:42 AM
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| Daisy from Long Island, New York would recommend this to a friend. | |
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| Pros | Sturdy |
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| This product saved my Mom's back! She used to have to lift the heavy wheelchair in and out of the trunk every time we wanted to go somewhere....now it is so much easier! The only thing she had to get used to is remembering that there was something sticking out from the back nof the car when parking, and it does tend to hit the road when going over big bumps or down driveways. | |
| 3 of 3 people found this review helpful | |
