Mobility Scooter Car

The scooter takes (2) 12V/12AH batteries and I usually plug the charger into the scooter then into a 3 prong outlet at home. Would I be able to safely plug this into a converter in my car when not in use to keep the battery charged and ready?

you can safely charge your scooter's battery using this converter, the only problem is that you cannot leave the converter connected to your car battery permanently; these converters consume electricity from the car battery, and they tend to heat alot, even when no power is consumed from the other side of the converter(the 110 or 220 vAC output), you dont wanna end with an empty car battery nor a damaged converter.

2007-01-04 07:49:36 by bridesfan

YOU NEED A TRUNK MAX IF YOU: * Need the efficiency of a small car throughout the year, and the versatility of a small pickup truck occasionally ...

that the scooter would fit in.any suggestions.

A truck. You can buy a system to lift and lower the scooter into the bed. You can even get a cover that will raise and lower automatically to allow the lift to place the scooter.

2007-07-16 13:40:57 by lollypop1

Total length of ramp when expended is 42 inch; Weight of ramp (gate) 16 lbs .easy to lift; Weight Capacity of Ramp: Up to 500 lbs
Fits all 2" Receiver, hitch class III or IV; Folding ramp can also be locked flat when not in use; Heavy duty folding hitch makes our carrier more rigid and stronger
Folding ramp is easily locked upright; Heavy duty internal spring loaded pull locks

i must b able 2 lift it unaccompanied

www.motability.co.uk they will be able to help

2007-01-08 06:07:15 by golden girl

Total weight of carrier 75 Lbs; Weight of ramp (gate) 16 lbs .easy to lift; Weight Capacity of Ramp: Up to 400 lbs
Heavy duty steel construction; Durable black powder coated finish; Tie down straps can be hooked onto any of the tie down holes featured on the ramp sides
Platform dimension : 28 X 48 inch; Total length of ramp when expended is 42 1/4 inch

with the credit crunch taking effect and stuff i need to cut costs

ive been looking to buy a mobility scooter, they travel at about 8-10mph and go about 20-30 miles on one full charge, theres no tax, no mot, and no insurance, and dont need to fill up with petrol. and dont even need a licence to drive it. they can be parked just about anywhere, with no parking charges.and are so versatile they can get into places cars wont fit.

would be ideal for local work.
they have headlights, indicators, horn, window wipers etc.

i can carry all my tools on board, and use a pair of telescopic ladders collapsed/hidden behind.

theres lots of young people using them now,because there so cheap to run, and you dont need to be disabled anymore.

what do you think? good idea or bad idea?
its also better for the enviroment, theres no exaust fumes.

ok, im not reading that but...

scooters cost less and are more fuel efficient

but they look pretty gay, especially if u dont live in city with a warm climate

2009-04-16 08:22:31 by mastermind5555561

and if so any suggestions on how to go about this
and what car/

One can buy new from this aftermarket customizer.

2007-12-28 14:49:33 by princess x