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Thanks!

That's fair! For a more heavy duty version of this made for rougher terrain, take a look at the Baja Wrangler: th-cam.com/video/n4wjkXghuj4/w-d-xo.html

Thanks!

Yes! The controls and lights are modules that can be taken off and switched around

Are they not moving when you try to unscrew them, or do they move and just not come out when they feel like they are fully unscrewed?

You can find our current pricing on our website here: www.broadwayhomemed.com/buzzaround-carry-on.html !

Thank you 👍

Thank you!

Unfortunately, it only comes in the 18x18 size. If you are needing a powerchair with a 20" seat option there is the Jazzy evo 613: www.broadwayhomemed.com/jazzy-evo-613-li.html?id=87887788

Great to hear!

The chair comes with the attachment currently. Or are you asking about the accessories that attach to it?

Sorry about that! This is an older video so we've made alot of improvements on our videos style since then!

It does! It has an Active-Trac (ATX) suspension!

Not sure we understand what you are asking or saying

To stay lightweight these chairs require specialized lithium ion batteries. This unfortunately increases the cost of replacement batteries.

@@BHMUniversity still seems expensive for 14 mile range battery.. 🤔🤔

@@briankerrison8504 Understood! The quality of the powerchair speaks for itself

Nous sommes désolés, nous n'avons pas de personne francophone capable de les créer. Allumez d’abord sous-titres/CC en appuyant sur le bouton CC. Sélectionnez ensuite la forme Gear (paramètres) dans la vidéo, sélectionnez Sous-titres/CC et il devrait y avoir une option de traduction automatique qui vous permet de lui faire traduire les légendes en français !

You can see the current price of the G4 on our website here: www.broadwayhomemed.com/inogen-one-g4.html

This is the Baja Wrangler 2, so there are a few improvements over the previous model of Wrangler!

@@BHMUniversity I like this new improvement. Especially for people like me who can’t get down on their knees to disengage those motors.

@@stlphotoandvideo We do too! Making life easier for older and disabled people is our mission after all!

We don't have a video on that at this time, but roughly following the assembly instructions in reverse would be a great way of getting it setup for storage.

Which two lights are flashing? Or is it giving you a blink code?

We would love to! Not much seriously rough terrain in Kansas where we are at sadly.

Awesome! We are excited for you as well!

Definately! Its pretty handy!

Is there a basket you can get for the front

@@mikefuller5115 Not as of yet, but there is suposed to be a front bag available in the future

Thank you! We're glad to help and appreciate you!

Correction: The Battery pack can indeed be removed and charged seperately, not unlike the battery packs from the GoGo series but a bit larger!

@@BHMUniversity Ty

@@terryingold-lp1wm You're welcome! Glad to help!

Sorry about that! We've changed mics since then so our more recent videos have much better audio!

The 75 amp batteries are group 24 and the 100 amp batteries are group 27!

We have them for sale on our website at www.broadwayhomemed.com/ally-power-wheelchair.html !

My understanding that that you cannot at this time

@@trevorwirgau I checked with oximedical and they replied it can be used from 110 to 240 volts. thanks for your reply though.

@@bobnewyorkusa3642 Good to know! Thanks!

¡Gracias! ¡Estamos encantados de poder ayudar!

The arms can flip upwards using the red button on the side of the arms! Hopefully that helps!

Glad to help! Let us know if you have questions about this or other hospital bed models and we'll do our best to answer or make a video about them!

You can find pricing for the Jazzy Carbon on our website at www.broadwayhomemed.com/jazzy-carbon.html !

Awesome! Glad we could help!

We currently have it available on our website at www.broadwayhomemed.com/victory-lx-sport.html if you want current pricing! We do also offer a White Glove Delivery option!

Thanks for mentioning that! We will be sure to go over that when we do our product review of the new model!

It will do low curbs and moderately steep hills fine, but like all wheelchairs, it is fairly limited in what it can climb. Typically, how well a chair does on those depends on how large the wheels are and how much ground clearance it has. This power chair has typically sized wheels for a travel powerchair but rather small for a standard sized wheelchair. If you are needing a power chair for rougher terrain or places with steep curbs (steep hills will be an issue for nearly any power mobility), we would recommend a center wheel drive style power chair instead like the Jazzy 600 ES (www.broadwayhomemed.com/jazzy-600-es.html)

It folds up more like a manual wheelchair, so it doesn't lock in place. So long as its placed in a vehicle on its side, it would not unfold.

We understand your concern about the security of power scooters. It's definitely a good idea to keep them secured and out of sight when not in use. A possible solution would be to disconnect the batteries temporarily and maybe take one of them with you if you can. Thanks for sharing your experience-it’s a reminder for all of us to be cautious!

Yes, and they make most of their keys to fit every scooter, so anyone could rip your scooter off if they wanted an upgrade! Can you do an off-road with inclines demonstration? I hear the motor gets snagged up and some people take off the skid plate to help it go over stuff. Not cool for Pride to advertise it as having a 4.5” when it’s only 1.57’ at the motor. It needs bigger tires!

@@suew4609 We will keep that in mind for our next video about the Bandit!

There are certainly options with larger wheels. Our suggested style for rougher terrain are the center wheel drive style wheelchairs like the Jazzy EVO (www.broadwayhomemed.com/jazzy-evo-613-sla.html). On the other hand, the Ally is specifically built to be lightweight and foldable, so it makes certain compromises. Always need the right power chair for the right need of course!

It kind of does look like one!

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Glad to help!

There are four seat sizes: 20"x18", 20"x20", 22"x20" and 22"x22"

Total length is the 49.6" and the front piece is about 41.5" long when detached

Understandable, there are some other options at www.broadwayhomemed.com/mobility/power-chairs/travel-power-chairs/

Heavy obstacles can be an issue, sadly. For those, a center wheel drive power wheelchair might be better, but it will be much, much heavier