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Back in
1974 when we started, only the side mounted wheelchair lift on a full size
conversion was available. Today we have many varieties and selections in regard
The more
common side entry wheelchair lifts provide for the easy access into and out of
the van, but do require the traditional space provided by a handicap parking
space to be able to extend the lift into the load/unload position.
Many variations are available in regard to the stow or travel position of the lifts. Some model fold into the vans doorway and fit neatly inside the door. Others retract into a space between the the floor and the bottom of the van for out of the way storage. An yet others stow under the van, outside the passenger compartment. These variations are available on both the rear and side entry wheelchair lifts.
The lifts also have a variant as to what powers the lift. Some use hydraulic cylinders, others are electric driven. Wheelchair lifts (VS. ramps) are generally found on full size vans (VS. Minivans). The defacto standard for the conversion of a van into a handicap van is the Ford e-250 Conversion Van. We carry all makes and models, but most manufacturers prefer to use the E-250 as it was designed for conversion use. Below is a Ford E-250
The manufacturers whose wheelchair lift systems we sell are as follows:
Another variant on the wheel chair lift is the Chair Topper which is designed for lifting and storing your wheelchair into a car top carrier A pictorial view of how it works is shown below. This is designed for those handicapped people who drive themselves in an automobile rather than a Handicap Van
Whatever your need, we at R & R Mobility Vans and Lifts are ready to help you get the vehicle and equipment you need. Give us a call or stop by one of our three convenient locations.
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the type, style, location, stowage location, and even the source of power to
operate the lift. The picture to the left shows a rear mounted platform
wheelchair lift. It is large enough to not only allow the entry of a wheelchair
into the van, but will also allow a
The picture below is of a larger wheelchair lift that can be used for loading a
passenger with a mobility scooter as well as a wheelchair. You can see how far
out the Lift extends from the Van.
