It sure isn't a "fit all" world. Have had my Permobil 6 yrs.
Love the tilt and seat but getting parts or vendors to work on Perms are difficult.
Lori
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From: Nyree Stewart
Date: 12/15/04 12:27:51
To: QUAD-LIST
Subject: [QUAD-L] wheelchai
I had a quickie P320 and it has absolutely no suspension which wore you out during the day but all in all a great chair.
Mark
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From: Stuntman
Date: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 2:48:54 PM
To: Nyree Stewart; QUAD-LIST
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] wheelchairs (what's
DMEs are locked in to sales contracts with manufacturers for better discounts
based on total dollar sales in various quarters. So the more Invacares
ordered the better the discount to the DME. Same could be said about the
Permobile. Also, some DME will direct their employees to lean customers
I've had nothing but good luck with my Quikies, they are fast and my
first one is now my back-up after 8 years of hard service which
included 4 years of college. I've gotten 3 yrs out of 1 set of
batteries and that was while going to school 4 days per week.
That said, if you have good support an
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Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] wheelchairs (what's
good and what's bad)?
Manufacturers change with each production year. So do
their products which includes wheelchairs. Someone may design a
cheaper part on a
Manufacturers change with each production year. So do their products which
includes wheelchairs. Someone may design a cheaper part on a successful
production chair and mess up a beautiful thing. So remember that only Big
Mac's
stay the same from one side of the country to the other. Wheelch
Hello everybody,I know I dont commune with you guys very often, mostly because my schoolwork is very demanding and I find that the discussion group combined with school is overwhelming. But, I have a question for you all. Im supposed to be getting a new wheelchair and I was wondering if swit
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