How You Can Benefit From a Scooter Lift

February 16, 2024

We'll Help You Navigate Your Daily Life

At Monroe Medical Supply, we understand the importance of independence and mobility for individuals with physical challenges. That's why we're excited to introduce you to the utility and convenience of scooter lifts for cars. These innovative devices offer a solution for those who rely on mobility scooters to navigate their daily lives.

Understanding Scooter Lifts

Scooter lifts are specially designed mechanisms that allow individuals to transport their mobility scooters using their vehicles. They are typically mounted onto the rear of a car, truck, or SUV, providing a secure platform for loading and unloading the scooter. With the push of a button, users can effortlessly lift their scooters onto the platform, making transportation simple and efficient.

Who Benefits from Scooter Lifts?

Scooter lifts are beneficial for anyone who uses a mobility scooter and needs to travel with it frequently. Whether it's running errands, visiting friends and family, or enjoying outdoor activities, scooter lifts provide the freedom to take your scooter wherever you go. They are particularly useful for individuals with limited mobility who may struggle to disassemble and lift their scooters into a vehicle manually.

Introducing the AL100 Universal Scooter Lift

At Monroe Medical Supply, we proudly offer the AL100 Universal Scooter Lift by Harmar. Renowned as today's most popular outside scooter lift, the AL100 sets the standard for quality, reliability, and ease of use. Designed with Harmar's Stars-N-Stripes aluminum deck, this lift pays tribute to our veterans and celebrates Harmar's heritage as an American company.

Key Features of the AL100 Scooter Lift:

The AL100 Universal Scooter Lift boasts a variety of features that make it the top choice for users seeking a reliable and efficient solution for transporting their mobility scooters. Its Stars-N-Stripes Aluminum Deck not only provides exceptional durability but also adds a patriotic touch to your vehicle, honoring our nation's veterans and Harmar's American legacy.

One of the standout features of the AL100 is its Automatic Hold Down Foot, which ensures the secure transportation of virtually any scooter without the need for modifications. This innovative feature offers peace of mind to users, knowing that their scooter will remain stable and safe during transit.

Operating the AL100 is a breeze, thanks to its fully automatic functionality. With just the push of a button, users can effortlessly load and unload their scooters, making transportation quick and convenient. Additionally, the lift boasts a generous lifting capacity of up to 350 pounds, accommodating a wide range of scooters with ease.

Versatility is another hallmark of the AL100, as it can carry scooters with a wheelbase of up to 42 inches, providing compatibility with various models on the market. For added convenience, the lift offers a Swing-Away Option, allowing easy access to the rear of your vehicle when the lift is not in use.

Included with the AL100 is a License Plate Mount, ensuring compliance with regulations while maintaining a sleek appearance on your vehicle.

Specifications:

With a lifting capacity of 350 lbs (160kg), the AL100 Universal Scooter Lift can accommodate most mobility scooters with ease. Its aluminum deck measures 27.5" X 39", with an adjustable cradle that extends up to 46" to accommodate scooters of varying sizes. Despite its robust capabilities, the lift itself is relatively lightweight, tipping the scales at just 83 lbs when installed. Its hitch height range of 5"-18" ensures compatibility with a wide range of vehicles, requiring only a Hitch Class II or greater for installation. Backed by a 3-Year Transferable Warranty, the AL100 offers peace of mind and reliability for years to come.

At Monroe Medical Supply, we are committed to improving the lives of individuals with mobility challenges. With the AL100 Universal Scooter Lift, you can enjoy greater freedom and independence, knowing that your scooter can accompany you wherever your journey takes you.

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