Mckesson - 146-K318Dda-Sf - Lightweight Wheelchair Dual Axle Desk Length Arm Swing - Away Footrest Black Upholstery 18 Inch Seat Width Adult 300 Lbs Weight Capacity

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Product Specifications

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Brand: Mckesson
Sold By: Each
User: Adult
Application: Lightweight Wheelchair
Product Color: Upholstery Black Upholstery
WHSXX: MCK
Capacity: Weight 300 lbs. Weight Capacity
Style: Arm Flip Back / Removable Padded Arm Style
Legs Type: Swing-Away Footrests
Material: Frame Carbon Steel Frame with Silver Vein Finish

Product Overview

     Mckesson 146-K318DDA-SF Lightweight Wheelchair, designed for comfort, convenience, and mobility. This wheelchair is perfect for adults seeking a reliable mobility solution with a sleek design and practical features.

Features:
- Lightweight frame for easy maneuverability
- Dual axle design for adjustable seat height
- Desk-length armrests for easy access to tables and desks
- Swing-away footrests for effortless transfers
- Durable black upholstery for a professional look and easy cleaning

Specifications:
- Seat Width: 18 inches
- Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
- Overall Weight: Lightweight for easy transport
- Color: Black

Use Suggestion:
Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, the Mckesson Lightweight Wheelchair is suitable for individuals who require assistance with mobility. Its desk-length armrests make it perfect for use at home, in offices, or during outings, allowing users to comfortably engage in daily activities.

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2 Reviews

  • 4
    Your chair needs work but Id bet you already know

    Posted by walmart on Aug 4th 2017

    Well first the arm rest have the material sewn on the top of them and your arms are constantly on the sharp edges. Very uncomfortable. I put several layers on duct tape on them. Next the wheels are perfectly smooth. When going from kitchen to carpet, the wheels wont grip. They need some texture to the surface. Next the reason I have a wheelchair is because I cant walk at all. I live in my K7 but I go to bed and lay flat on my back, the only way I can. So the bar that crisscrosses from frame to frame right under the seat. It hurts!! Im in need of a knee replacement and partial hip replacement.

  • 3
    Trouble in Paradise

    Posted by walmart on Aug 4th 2017

    It came fully assembled in a big box. So no hassle in putting it together. I tested the wheels by sitting in it and turning the wheelchair. That worked fine. I heard some rubbing sounds as I rolled forward. I then tilted the chair until the wheel was in the air and rotated freely. I did this for each wheel. I then slowly spun the wheel. The left wheel was not spinning true and wobbled. I noticed that the left wheel was wobbling and then rubbed against side of the plastic arm rest. That was causing the noise. It also did not help that the left plastic arm rest was slightly bowed out which contr