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Everest & Jennings

Wheelchairs


Traveler L4 Wheelchair Seat Size: 20" x 16", Legrest: Swingaway Footrest, Armrest: Flip Back Desk
Everest & Jennings

Anti-tippers come standard
Weighs less than 34 lbs. without front rigging
Chart pocket on back

Answers

wheelchair weight?

How can I find out the weight of an old wheelchair

can't fit on a bathroom scale--

Everest and Jennings Navigator (motorized)

I looked at newer ones that I could find descrptions for and teh range was about 85-100 pounds.

Any ideas?

(for the chair itself (no batteries))
I don't have the manual-I got it used-can't find it online


Call Everest and Jennings and ask.

Everest and Jennings

* Address 1: 2935 Northeast Parkway
* City: Atlanta
* State: Georgia
* Zip Code: 30360
* Phone 1: 800-347-5678
* Fax: 800-726-0601
* Email: cs@grahamfield.com
* http://www.everestjennings.com/

2008-05-29 18:13:21 by Individual

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    • LansingCurrent.com / Something good to know

    The older we get the more we realize how much helpful items like a wheelchair are needed and used in public areas such as grocery stores and churches.

    I had a personal experience myself several years ago on vacation when I almost passed out in church, and immediately the ushers had a wheelchair by my side and I was taken to my car. I couldn’t help but notice on the way out that there was more than one wheelchair lined up by the entrance, probably because we were vacationing in a retirement community. Since then we had a chance to purchase one for our own church here in Lansing, just in case of such an emergency.

    I decided to do a little checking on the wheelchairs. The first record of wheelchairs dates to the 6th century in China. There have been many developments and changes since then. In 1933 Harry Jennings developed the first lightweight, steel, collapsible wheelchair. Together with his disabled friend and fellow engineer, Herbert Everest, who had broken his back in a mining accident, they went into business becoming the first mass manufacturers of wheelchairs. It was called Everest and Jennings and was based on the X-brace design that is still is use today.

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