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Tools on the market to raise a mobility scooter manually or electrically
Power_20
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Hello to all My name is Power20 I'm new on the forum.
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I'm not sure I'm understanding your question fully. When you say raise your mobility scooter to standing, what do you mean? Apologies if I'm missing the obvious!
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I'm not sure if I am allowed to link Youtube I guess i am here it is - the Australian version that is to give you an idea of how big it is. By the way when closed it doesn't take up any space in the hallway unlike the Pride go go elite (another great scooter) that i had before.
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I am very very sorry but like my good friend @Cher_Scope
says I am also unsure what info you need??
Please please let me know what help you need with your scooter????
@steve51
So sorry i have just bought a folding scooter a knight automatic and i didn't realise it isn't the kind that opens from a standing position and closes from a standing position. You have to lay it flat on the ground to open it and when it is closed lift it again so it is standing. I can't do that because of my disabilities. I don't want to get rid of the scooter I've literally bought it last week and i love it I haven't had a ride of it yet, because I need the support to raise it. I hope I'm making sense any advise and websites will be helpful.
I'm not sure if I am allowed to link Youtube I guess i am here it is - the Australian version that is to give you an idea of how big it is. By the way when closed it doesn't take up any space in the hallway unlike the Pride go go elite (another great scooter) that i had before.
This is the link to show you what the scooter looks like:
Once the scooter is closed automatically, to store it in my flat I have to lift it to a standing position to place by the side of the wall . When I am ready to open it again i have to lay it flat. Hope that helps in explaination.
In the meantime, I've marked your post as unanswered and hopefully some more knowledgeable members will be along to offer advice.
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I have a mobility scooter but I store it outside fully assembled ready for useas I agree they are hard to fold up and down
Not sure of a solution for you to be honest
You'll see you aren't alone and a lot of people are finding the thought of going back out and about daunting.
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Option two, is be ruthless and ask for help! Actually, you wil find that most people enjoy feeling good about themselves, which they do, if it's something quick and simple to help someone. Remember if it was you, and someone asked directions, or asked you to reach the baked bean can off the supermarket shelf. You wouldn't mind, would you?
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I have just tried but they want to talk to you. They sound friendly and know what you should do. Don't give up. If you brought it just last week they change it exchange it for something better for you! Okay?
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