Let the BUYER BEWARE when dealing with Redman Power Chair!!  I purchased
their chair several years ago (paid in full in advance - Never Again!)
because it looked like a great chair from the website and full-page ads in
New Mobility.  LONG story short, I refused to accept the chair the day it
was delivered for many reasons, and was told there would be a restocking fee
of 20% - no problem.  We recovered a couple thousand dollars, then waited
and waited and waited only to receive court documents that the company was
filing bankruptcy.  Well, they're obviously STILL in business with over
$10,000 belonging to my family, which we will never see again.  

 

I wound up getting a Quickie 646 SE and LOVE it.  It doesn't stand, but oh
well.  It's exactly what I need.  If you want to stand badly enough, look
into standing frames!

 

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Pregnant, it will air again on July 31st at 9:00 PM, August 1st at 12:00 AM,
and August 4th at 1:00 PM, all EST.  My son, Pierce, is now 21 months old,
runs around like a mad man getting into everything possible, and loves
chasing his Toy Poodle, Duke.  I am still suffering from orthostatic
hypotension, and continue to baffle the medical community.  I have posted
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Good luck in your quest to find the right chair for you!

 

~Michelle Carston

C-5/6 from diving into a sandbar in the ocean in 1993

Mommy to Pierce Michael, born 10/25/05 via natural delivery

 

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 3:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Redman wheelchair opinions please

 

i live in phoenix and took my 10 year old manual chair to them to fix it
under their 'lifetime' warranty.   they laughed and asked just how long i
thought a 'lifetime' warranty should last anyway.  that was just the tip of
an ugly iceberg.  better to avoid redman.

dave

 

 

 

In a message dated 7/18/2007 8:30:14 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Like W always says repairs, adjustments and service are the most important
thing in deciding on our chairs. I live in WI and have a redman standing
powerchair for three years now. But only seen a tech 2 times at $500.00+ a
visit. If it breaks down they will send parts but YOU have to get them on.
If you live near Arazona service might be better. I have trouble with not
enough tourqe when needed. There answer is to turn up acceleration. The
chair works good but service sucks here again your location is everthing.

 

Tom

c3-4 1998  


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