Medline 5 zwenkwielen voor Walker, 1 slang, vervangend onderdeel (2 stuks)

Name: Medline 5 zwenkwielen voor Walker, 1 slang, vervangend onderdeel (2 stuks)
Brand: Medline
SKU: 0080196133713
Price: 127.45 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Medline

2.2/5

€
127.45

Duurzame zwenkwielen ondersteunen een draagvermogen tot 300 lbs. Origineel vervangend onderdeel van de fabrikant past op de meeste Medline Walkers met slangen van 1 diameter. 5-wiel heeft een draaibare werking voor krappe bochten met glijdoppen inbegrepen.

Hoeveelheid

Voeg toe aan winkelkar Koop nu

EAN: 0080196133713

Categorieën Mobility & Daily Living Aids, Mobiliteitshulpmiddelen & Uitrusting, Walkers, Rollators & Accessoires, Walker Accessoires, Replacement Wheels,

Makkelijk te installeren. Duurzame zwenkwielen ondersteunen een draagvermogen tot 300 lbs. Compleet met paar glijdoppen. 5-wiel heeft een draaibare werking voor krappe bochten. Origineel vervangend onderdeel van de fabrikant past op de meeste Medline Walkers met slangen van 1 diameter.

Brand	Medline
Color	Silver
Country of Origin	Virgin Islands (British)
Department	unisex-adult
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	MDS86615SW5
Item Weight	2.18 Pounds
Load Capacity	300 Pounds
Manufacturer	Medline
Product Dimensions	19 x 5.4 x 3.3 inches; 2.18 Pounds
Unit Count	2 Count

5 Star

4 Star

3 Star

2 Star

1 Star

Schrijf je beoordeling

Uw e-mail wordt niet gepubliceerd. Alle verplichte velden zijn gemarkeerd met^*

Uw beoordeling

Scritto da: Colonel

Did not swivel

Looked like a quality product but, didn’t work for my application.

Scritto da: Pat S FWA

Great value. Swivels need lubrication.

Good value.

Scritto da: matt stice

Pulls

Pulls to the left too much makes it hard to walk

Scritto da: John Fredericks

Reasonably good value and easily installed

For our particular application the wheels do not track well when turning. Seems to be something in the construction geometry which I haven't been able to correct.

Scritto da: Janelle Walker

Recommend-Do Not Buy.

Wheels have a mind of their own. Wheels do not move in the direction you glide them in.. You must stop,, bend down or kick tge wheels in the right direction. I tried very hard to use but I am so disappointed. Would not recommend to anyone. I will probably not get my money back either.

Scritto da: J. M. Bryant

Made my life a bit easier.

I bought these larger swivel wheels because the smaller fixed ones on my walker would catch in sidewalk gaps, etc. Then I had the bright idea of removing the rear fixed pads and replacing them with the smaller wheels from the front --- and I love having the four wheeled walker. With the smaller wheels on the rear, they don't seem as sensitive to surface cracks as when on the front. I am conscious that the arrangement may not be as stable but, being aware of that, I take a little more care in where and how I'm moving.

Scritto da: Jerry

Bad design means an inoperable set of wheels.

Just received this set of 5 inch wheels and replaced the smaller ones that we have been using for a couple of years. The smaller ones were okay but difficult on rough asphalt and exposed aggregate surfaces. Larger wheels would seem to be the answer to this rough-surface problem but never had a chance to find out because this 5 inch set is unusable. The swivel action is not there with this design. I thought perhaps it was a lube problem on the shaft from the wheel yoke so I used some graphite lube but, even though it helped a little, the wheels just didn't follow the needs of the user,i.e. they didn't swivel as they should. In looking at the design of this yoke, and comparing it with the smaller wheels that works correctly, it is apparent that the angle of the newer yoke, holding the wheel, is not at an angle that permits the wheel action to "trail" and, therefore, it doesn't sense the action of the user in trying to control the direction of the walker. The wheels do not trail, even on corners and if you happen to get the wheels perpedicular to the direction you want to go, you will find it very difficult to get them lined up in the direction you wish to go. This design is not just a bad one but is dangerous with the elderly who will find they suddenly cannot make the walker move but it just stops when the wheels get cocked at times. This item, in its present design, should be removed from the market and the yoke angle studied and redesigned before any more are put on the market. Am surprised this thing was ever offered for sale.

Scritto da: cynthia bertsch

Works well

Makes using the walker much easier