All-Terrain Power Wheelchair.Permobil's Trax [TM] all-terrain power wheelchair has rearwheel drive, adjustable automotive-style coil-over rear shocks, large wheels and tires with a rugged tread to maximize traction. The adjustable wheelbase wheel·base n. The distance from the center of the front wheel to that of the rear wheel in a motor vehicle, usually expressed in inches. wheelbase Noun (manual or electric) can be extended for more stability and helps make downhill travel safer. Overbuilt o·ver·build v. o·ver·built , o·ver·build·ing, o·ver·builds v.tr. 1. To build over or on top of. 2. To construct more buildings in (an area) than necessary. 3. with motors strong enough to maintain a steady speed both up and downhill, the adult version of the Trax has a maximum speed of 9 mph, while the youth version is restricted to 5.5 mph. Offering power steering power steering n. A device driven by the engine of a vehicle that facilitates the turning of the steering wheel by the driver. power steering Noun with a joystick, the Trax has electronics that can be programmed to meet the user's requirements and is available in three seating choices. In addition to a choice of leatherette leath·er·ette n. Imitation leather. [Originally a trademark.] Noun 1. leatherette - fabric made to look like leather imitation leather or fabric seat covers, Permobil offers optional accessories including rear-view mirror, luggage box or basket, roll bar, crutch crutch (kruch) a staff, ordinarily extending from the armpit to the ground, with a support for the hand and usually also for the arm or axilla; used to support the body in walking. crutch n. holder, adjustable neck rest, short or long thigh rest, four pointbelt, belt with quick-release lock, self-adjusting belt, running-time meter and battery charger. |
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