Greg, sounds pretty hazardous. It would seem that your wheelchair isn't the
correct one for you. Were you evaluated for it? can you get a refund? Dan T.
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Section1 } I have a TDX5 and it is mid-wheel drive. It has 2 back
wheels that have big springs on them. So when going over a bump, the chair tips
back.
Big Problem
When going up the ramp in my van, the chair tips back, lifting
the front wheels off the ground. Then I come back down and hit my head on the
vans top door jam. Not padded
I called and they said it can not be adjusted, but the coming down part can
be set slower. Anyone else have this problem and fixed it?
Thanks,
Greg
