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Rocking Cradle For Wheelchairs
“I made the first one to make it easier to wash hair for people in wheelchairs,” says Gordon Wibstad, Brandon, Minn. “It turned into a ‘rocking cradle’ and much more.”
His wheelchair assist cradle is designed to hold any ordinary wheelchair and consists of a lightweight aluminum frame that sets on curved met
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Rocking Cradle For Wheelchairs FARM HOME Miscellaneous “I made the first one to make it easier to wash hair for people in wheelchairs ” says Gordon Wibstad Brandon Minn “It turned into a ‘rocking cradle’ and much more ” His wheelchair assist cradle is designed to hold any ordinary wheelchair and consists of a lightweight aluminum frame that sets on curved metal runners The runners are fitted with 4 caster wheels that can be locked in a “down” position when needed The cradle can be used in several different ways You can use a pair of levers to lock it into a reclining position Or you can use it as a tray holder thanks to 2 metal arms By turning a knob at each side of the cradle you can adjust the tray’s angle to fit any body size By adjusting levers it can be turned into a rocking chair There’s also a built-in spring-loaded exercise bar that can be adjusted as needed “It comes in real handy for older people in nursing homes ” says Wibstad “The tray works great for eating doing puzzles playing cards reading etc ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Gordon Wibstad 14200 Aldrich Road N W Brandon Minn 56315 ph 320 834-4602
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