Goldfern Travel Wheelchair- almost new
Beautifully looked after - and didn't get the full use as intended but made small trips and outings much easier. Nice, bright and cheery - as well as being light and practical. If new it retails for $550.
Highly popular Goldfern Travel Wheelchair . Convenient for travel or regular use this Wheelchair features a fold-down back , Rear and front brakes, and remaobvable Flip-up feet. Extra light and includes foot strap, seatbelt and solid tyres.
Construction: Aluminium Folding Frame
Seat width: 45cm (18″)
Seat length: 40cm
Seat height: 46cm
Brakes: Attendant Rear Hand Brake, Front Manual Brake
Net weight: 10.6kg
Overall width: 62cm
Overall height: 86cm
Max carry weight: 110kg
Wheel: Rear 20″, front 6″
Tyres: Solid
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