Most helpful! I'm having knee replacement surgery tomorrow and will be using a Rollator for a while. I'll set the handles at the right height before I use the Rollator.
Just watched your video and wanted to let you know how much it was appreciated. I just bought the same Drive rolliator as shown and your help was needed in where to adjust the handles. You helped me a lot! Tks!
Thank you so much for your video! I just got a new one delivered for my dad and the equipment people dropped it off assembled, but he’s 6’1 so I needed to raise the handle bars. With your help I was able to do it in about five minutes 💛
Thanks for this. My father in law had one, and when he oassed, my mother in law used it. We had to take it away from her because shecwould sit on the seat and run over people's feet with it. So she uses the older metal frame one. Im having severe hip and leg pain and im afraid ill be next to use it. The handles have never been adjusted.
I am a BK amputee and use a rollater, the one thing you have to do is make sure the wingnuts are tight. Mine come loose and I have lost one and had to replace it.
It appears that your knees are very close to the rollator seat when you are standing with good posture. That's exactly the same for me. Which means that when I step forward, my knees (or just above the knee) bumps into the seat (or the bar that supports the seat) with every step (ouch!). The only way I'm able to avoid that is to sacrifice my poster and bend over while walking. This puts my butt out behind me so that I don't bump my knees. I've been walking this way for about 12 years! The problem is that I now need THR surgery, but I can't qualify for the surgery unless I improve my posture! It's quite the dilemma! Your thoughs?
Thank you! Needed to know what height the handles should be. Your video is perfect!
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Brilliant I was wondering how to set the height. I have being guessing and driving hubby mad with the up/downing. To the wrist. I got it now!
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Most helpful! I'm having knee replacement surgery tomorrow and will be using a Rollator for a while. I'll set the handles at the right height before I use the Rollator.
Just watched your video and wanted to let you know how much it was appreciated. I just bought the same Drive rolliator as shown and your help was needed in where to adjust the handles. You helped me a lot! Tks!
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much for your video! I just got a new one delivered for my dad and the equipment people dropped it off assembled, but he’s 6’1 so I needed to raise the handle bars. With your help I was able to do it in about five minutes 💛
Thanks for this. My father in law had one, and when he oassed, my mother in law used it. We had to take it away from her because shecwould sit on the seat and run over people's feet with it. So she uses the older metal frame one. Im having severe hip and leg pain and im afraid ill be next to use it. The handles have never been adjusted.
I am a BK amputee and use a rollater, the one thing you have to do is make sure the wingnuts are tight. Mine come loose and I have lost one and had to replace it.
Adjusted height setting described here and found it very uncomfortable. Puts strain on my shoulders, and been told I look uncomfortable.
It appears that your knees are very close to the rollator seat when you are standing with good posture. That's exactly the same for me. Which means that when I step forward, my knees (or just above the knee) bumps into the seat (or the bar that supports the seat) with every step (ouch!). The only way I'm able to avoid that is to sacrifice my poster and bend over while walking. This puts my butt out behind me so that I don't bump my knees. I've been walking this way for about 12 years! The problem is that I now need THR surgery, but I can't qualify for the surgery unless I improve my posture! It's quite the dilemma! Your thoughs?
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