RE: [QUAD-L] Anybody out there

[nichole rohling]

I see one from earlier this afternoon and this one

 

Nicki

 

From: gah17...@aol.com [mailto:gah17...@aol.com] 
Sent: Saturday, May 30, 2015 3:04 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Anybody out there

 

Hi All,

 

I have made 2 posts about seat mapping and they haven't

appeared.

 

Did anyone see them?  Just wondered if AOL or Gmail

is blocking them.

 

mail me at gah17...@aol.com

 

GA

[QUAD-L] Anybody out there

[Gah17582]

Hi All,
 
I have made 2 posts about seat mapping and they haven't
appeared.
 
Did anyone see them?  Just wondered if AOL or Gmail
is blocking them.
 
mail me at gah17...@aol.com
 
GA

[QUAD-L] Pressure mapping

[Gah17582]

Other than pressure mapping has anyone ever used wedges, holes cut in foam  
pad or a wood seat pan?
 
Interested in hearing your experiences.
 
GA

Re: [QUAD-L] Air in tires

[wheelchair]

I use a commercial inflator. It has a long chrome stem with top and bottom  
air outlets.  Also you can go to the Auto Zone, Murray, Advance and several 
 other suppliers for tube extenders and attach them to your tire tubes. 
They  may be plastic, but they work great.
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 5/30/2015 4:24:23 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com writes:

Dose  anybody, other than me, have air in their w/c tires?
Pete was trying to put  air in with two different pumps, a hand Bicycle 
pump and a foot operated pump  but all that was happing was air kept coming 
out. He said that the stems are  to short.
What are some solution?

I'm having the company, that  sold/ordered the chair, to come out and check 
the tire and stems and PSI.  

Pete brought the chair, with no air in the tires, to a very local  
Firestone (1 mile away) and they couldn't be nicer guys. All four workman cane  
out 
to assess the situation and put air in with a compressor (I don't know  what 
PCI) but with the wheel with the shorter stem, they took the wheel off  
partially, put air in, then put it back on.

Pete went back with lottery  tickets as thanks.

Smile  Everyday

[QUAD-L] Air in tires

[Gmail]

Dose anybody, other than me, have air in their w/c tires?
Pete was trying to put air in with two different pumps, a hand Bicycle pump and 
a foot operated pump but all that was happing was air kept coming out. He said 
that the stems are to short.
What are some solution?

I'm having the company, that sold/ordered the chair, to come out and check the 
tire and stems and PSI. 

Pete brought the chair, with no air in the tires, to a very local Firestone (1 
mile away) and they couldn't be nicer guys. All four workman cane out to assess 
the situation and put air in with a compressor (I don't know what PCI) but with 
the wheel with the shorter stem, they took the wheel off partially, put air in, 
then put it back on.

Pete went back with lottery tickets as thanks.

Smile Everyday

Re: [QUAD-L] Air in tires

[wheelchair]

Within the last 12 months, the tire industry using a new generation of  
foam/soft rubber tire for casters and wheels.  This provides a softer  ride.
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 5/30/2015 9:24:15 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
toby.aus...@yahoo.com writes:

Foam filled is the best thing I've found no flats  ever and is a pretty 
smooth ride.


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At  May 30, 2015, 4:24:16 PM, Gmail wrote:  
Dose  anybody, other than me, have air in their w/c tires?
Pete was  trying to put air in with two different pumps, a hand Bicycle 
pump and  a foot operated pump but all that was happing was air kept coming 
out.  He said that the stems are to short.
What are some  solution?

I'm having the company, that sold/ordered the chair,  to come out and check 
the tire and stems and PSI. 

Pete brought  the chair, with no air in the tires, to a very local 
Firestone (1 mile  away) and they couldn't be nicer guys. All four workman cane 
out 
to  assess the situation and put air in with a compressor (I don't know  
what PCI) but with the wheel with the shorter stem, they took the  wheel off 
partially, put air in, then put it back on.

Pete went  back with lottery tickets as thanks.

Smile Everyday

Fwd: [QUAD-L] Air in tires

[Larry Willis]

Got a tire store like that right around the corner from me. They keep my van 
pumped. You might want to try solid inserts for your chair. Little bit bumpy 
but well worth it.

Larry Willis
Retired and proud of it


Begin forwarded message:

 Resent-From: quad-list@eskimo.com
 From: Gmail bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com
 Date: May 30, 2015 at 5:24:16 PM EDT
 To: quad-list@eskimo.com quad-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: [QUAD-L] Air in tires
 
 Dose anybody, other than me, have air in their w/c tires?
 Pete was trying to put air in with two different pumps, a hand Bicycle pump 
 and a foot operated pump but all that was happing was air kept coming out. He 
 said that the stems are to short.
 What are some solution?
 
 I'm having the company, that sold/ordered the chair, to come out and check 
 the tire and stems and PSI. 
 
 Pete brought the chair, with no air in the tires, to a very local Firestone 
 (1 mile away) and they couldn't be nicer guys. All four workman cane out to 
 assess the situation and put air in with a compressor (I don't know what PCI) 
 but with the wheel with the shorter stem, they took the wheel off partially, 
 put air in, then put it back on.
 
 Pete went back with lottery tickets as thanks.
 
 Smile Everyday

RE: [QUAD-L] Air in tires

[Toby Ausbun]

Foam filled is the best thing I've found no flats ever and is a pretty smooth ride.Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPadAt May 30, 2015, 4:24:16 PM, Gmail wrote:Dose anybody, other than me, have air in their w/c tires?Pete was trying to put air in with two different pumps, a hand Bicycle pump and a foot operated pump but all that was happing was air kept coming out. He said that the stems are to short.What are
 some solution?I'm having the company, that sold/ordered the chair, to come out and check the tire and stems and PSI. Pete brought the chair, with no air in the tires, to a very local Firestone (1 mile away) and they couldn't be nicer guys. All four workman cane out to assess the situation and put air in with a compressor (I don't know what PCI) but with the wheel with the shorter stem, they took the wheel off partially, put air in, then put it back on.Pete went back with lottery tickets as thanks.Smile Everyday

Re: [QUAD-L] Anybody out there

[wheelchair]

I did not see them and its almost 7:30 pm Chicago Time
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 5/30/2015 3:25:24 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
zoocr...@windstream.net writes:

 
I  see one from earlier this afternoon and this one 
Nicki 
 
 
From: gah17...@aol.com  [mailto:gah17...@aol.com] 
Sent: Saturday, May 30, 2015 3:04  PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Anybody out  there

 
Hi  All,
 

 
I have made 2 posts  about seat mapping and they haven't
 
appeared.
 

 
Did anyone see  them?  Just wondered if AOL or Gmail
 
is blocking  them.
 

 
mail me at _gah17582@aol.com_ (mailto:gah17...@aol.com) 
 

 
GA

Re: [QUAD-L] Air in tires

[Gmail]

Not with my back it wouldn't. I've got wicked bad scoliosis.
June 12th I have an appointment to see an Orthopic surgeon because the 
scoliosis is so bad that it's starting to push my hip out. So much so that I 
can feel my hip bone poking out on my left side about 1/4 from the surface of 
my skin.

Anybody else having problems like this?
Bobbie

Smile Everyday

 On May 30, 2015, at 5:42 PM, Larry Willis lwillis82...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Got a tire store like that right around the corner from me. They keep my van 
 pumped. You might want to try solid inserts for your chair. Little bit bumpy 
 but well worth it.
 
 Larry Willis
 Retired and proud of it
 
 
 Begin forwarded message:
 
 Resent-From: quad-list@eskimo.com
 From: Gmail bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com
 Date: May 30, 2015 at 5:24:16 PM EDT
 To: quad-list@eskimo.com quad-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: [QUAD-L] Air in tires
 
 Dose anybody, other than me, have air in their w/c tires?
 Pete was trying to put air in with two different pumps, a hand Bicycle pump 
 and a foot operated pump but all that was happing was air kept coming out. 
 He said that the stems are to short.
 What are some solution?
 
 I'm having the company, that sold/ordered the chair, to come out and check 
 the tire and stems and PSI. 
 
 Pete brought the chair, with no air in the tires, to a very local Firestone 
 (1 mile away) and they couldn't be nicer guys. All four workman cane out to 
 assess the situation and put air in with a compressor (I don't know what 
 PCI) but with the wheel with the shorter stem, they took the wheel off 
 partially, put air in, then put it back on.
 
 Pete went back with lottery tickets as thanks.
 
 Smile Everyday

[QUAD-L] toby.aus...@yahoo.com

[Toby Ausbun]

toby.aus...@yahoo.com
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