Exactly it seems as everyone I've talked 2 praise their Quickie chairs. Karen had the Quickie chair with the big wheels in the back 4 yrs. Switched 2 Invacare chair. It caught on fire once seems like it's been in shop atleast 4 times in last year.
On 7/5/05 1:01 PM, "Stuntman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I got a new Quickie® S-222 SE last year after getting 8 trouble free > years out of one of their P-220's. > Much nicer ride with the front suspension castors and a Tilt in place > seat. This model goes up regular street curbs w/o throwing me around > and no problems in the grass. > They have several models to choose from with loads of options. > You can check them out on line at: > http://www.sunrisemedical.com/products/product_list.jsp? > brandNameFlag=Quickie&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=104753&ASSORTMENT%3C% > 3East_id=104083&bmUID=1120585989172&theFolderID=104753 > > Stunt > >> >> Hi All, >> Five years ago I got a new power chair and I'm just using it > everyday >> now. I even had the lock down bracket put on for driving $750 This > chair is >> going wherever it wants to. I feel like I've been on a rollacoster > when I get out >> of this thing at the end of the day. I feel like it's beating me up. > Four >> time, so far, it just suddenly STOPS. I'm just cruising along and > bam, I'm dead >> but it will go again. It's possessed something. It's an Invacare > Action (I think >> a Ranger series) Could it be because it sat for five years? >> Because it's been five years I'm entitled to get a brand new power > chair? >> I gave my w/c dealer a list of six things that need to be modified to > this >> chair, let me tell you the list. 1. new back 2. lower canes 3. raise > the chair >> one inch 4. new foot plates 5. new leg rest's 6. new arm rest's. > That's a lot of >> modifications, isn't it? >> Bobbie ~ HELP >> >>
