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Can the seat height be adjusted on my wheelchair?
If you have a Drive wheelchair with a dual axle, you can lower the seat height. Refer to the instructions provided at this link: How to Lower Seat Height on a Dual Axle Wheelchair.
I bought a wheelchair/transport chair, and the seat width seems smaller than advertised. Did I get the wrong size?
Ensure you measure the seat width end-to-end, from the left side of the seat upholstery right side of the seat upholstery. For fixed-arm wheelchairs/transport chairs, avoid measuring at the front between the arm frames.
My footrest broke on my wheelchair. Is this covered by warranty?
Footrests are covered under the manufacturer’s warranty for a period of 60 days.
I need to purchase a wheelchair. Which model is suitable for me?
Drive DeVilbiss offers a diverse range of wheelchairs. It's advisable to consult a qualified professional like a trained therapist or physician to determine the best model based on individual needs.
Can I travel with my wheelchair?
Many wheelchairs are designed for travel. Consider lightweight and foldable options for easy transportation. Check airline policies for traveling with wheelchairs.
What accessories are available for my wheelchair?
Accessories vary but may include cushions, bags, cup holders, and more. Check with the manufacturer or supplier for compatible accessories for your specific wheelchair model.
How can I order replacement parts for my wheelchair?
Contact your wheelchair supplier to order replacement parts. Provide details about your wheelchair model for accurate assistance including model number and serial number typically located on the cross frame below the seat.
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I ride on the rollator & my husband pushes me. However this means I have to keep my feet off the floor and in the air and that hurts my back and hips. We put a broom handle between the front bars and now can rest my legs/feet with it. It's a big help to me. Think about it and check with owners. Perhaps an idea to send to your engineers.