🦽 Durable Lightweight Multi-Purpose Wheelchair 20031+ Review

We cannot lift our camper on our rounded curb because the sidewalk is very high (old road, many times paved) and our gutter is very low. This allowed the camper to be pulled over the curb but had to be attached to a 2x4 and then used with other 2x4s for the 'front' and 'rear' ramp. Expensive but very strong and durable, it can easily handle our 2000+ lb RV and full size Dodge Ram Charger. If you need to negotiate a curb, this is the key! See photos from other reviewers for the 2x4 trick and…

I only use it to get carts and wheeled carts in when they are full of heavy objects. There is a lip on the outside of my front door frame. The edge sticks out about 4 inches and rises above the ground almost as high as the tallest part of this ramp. I don't know if it moves backwards during use as I have it on the wall under the door frame. Maybe a little wider. It's not wide enough to just go up and down without carefully aligning the wheels with what you're using it for, unless it's a…

Life Changer could have been chosen! Used brick and plywood to climb a 5.5 inch curb onto the landing in front of our Brooklyn townhouse. If you know parking in New York, you know people will hit you with a bumper for parking. So anything you can do to have off street parking is key. So this is a great solution until I can afford to redesign the area in front of our townhouse. Very durable plastic, I'm sure it will hold up without problems. Stays in place easily. I tried to get rubber ramps as…