Wheel Locks for Transport Chairs with 8" Casters (Set of 2) IZIP I-350 leading suppliers of battery and Freedom 947

Name: Wheel Locks for Transport Chairs with 8" Casters (Set of 2) IZIP I-350 leading suppliers of battery and Freedom 947
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 37234819948
Price: 35.19 USD
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Wheel Locks for Transport Chairs with 8" Casters (Set of 2) IZIP I 350 leading suppliers of battery and Freedom 947 leading suppliers of battery and power related products in the United States for over 40 years 0 amp XLR connector battery charger from UPG is suitable for the 17 Ah batteries or larger that are used on mobility scooters and power chairs equipped with an off board charging female XLR socket The locks will work on most transport wheelchairs with 8" casters Our set of two wheel locks for transport chairs with 8" casters allows the attendant to engage the wheelchair's "parking brakes" to prevent any dangerous rolling

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