Fold N ride pull along electric wheelchair

Fold it, then pull it along like a suitcase. The Fold and Ride Pull-Along has a pull-rod handle, so once it is folded it rolls along on its own wheels. It has a grey aluminium frame, a padded seat and a 24 V 10 Ah lithium battery. It is made for getting around indoors and outdoors over short distances. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Pull-rod handle: folded, it rolls like a suitcase Folds to 75 × 56 × 38 cm Grey aluminium frame, about 20 kg without the battery 24 V 10 Ah lithium battery Two 200 W brushless motors Magnesium-alloy wheel hubs with solid tyres Pulling it on its wheels saves carrying it to the car; it still has to be lifted into the boot. Unfolded (L × W × H) 91 × 56 × 94 cm Folded 75 × 56 × 38 cm Weight About 20 kg without the battery (battery 1.8 kg) Battery 24 V 10 Ah lithium Range Up to 15 km Speed Up to 6 km/h Max user weight 120 kg Seat height 48 cm Between armrests 46 cm Backrest height 49 cm Wheels 7-inch front, 11-inch rear, magnesium-alloy hubs, solid tyres Motors 2 × 200 W brushless Charging time 4–6 hours Turning radius 1.2 m or less Slope Up to 9° Manufacturer figures. Range depends on the rider's weight, the terrain, the temperature and the age of the battery. Delivery options and costs are shown at checkout. Assembly requirements and delivery access are worth checking before you order — see the questions below. Manufacturer warranty: 12 months on the frame and motors, and 6 months on the battery, charger and controller. Tyres, cushions, armpads, handgrips and other wear parts are not covered. This is in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, and the terms are confirmed at purchase. Check the folded size against your car boot, and ask us to weigh it with and without the battery if someone will be lifting it. Ask for the instructions for use and read them before the first ride. Ask for the seat width if you need a precise fit. Ask about a carer joystick, which lets a companion drive the chair from behind. Flying with it? Check with the airline first — each airline sets its own rules for lithium batteries.