Magic Mobility V6 Frontier AT (All Terrain) Off Road Wheelchair
Magic Mobility V6 Frontier AT (All Terrain) off road electric wheelchair, manufactured in 2011. Has covered 140 klm with total running time of 132 hours. This has had one careful owner and has been well looked after. Fitted with a Dynamic DX2REM550 Programmable controller on the left side with operator’s manual and technicians program to alter the controller characteristics on DVD. It has a flat base with a cross cut foam cushion, suitable for a ROHO cushion, & tilt in space. Controller can be transferred to the right side. Top speed 10 klm/hr, high capacity 100 amp/hr batteries fitted giving a range of over 40 kilometres on a full charge.
This gives access to the beach and other unpaved outdoor locations. Enable your reconnection with the outdoors. Buyer must pick up from Nelson South. The price of $8,000.00 is determined by the NZ agent for these inspecting it and giving it that valuation.
This is advertised elsewhere and may be withdrawn if sold earlier.
Phone 035459260
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