Rockland Electric Wheelchair & Scooter Carrier Lift, Hitch-Mount Automatic Mobility Lift, 350 lb Capacity, Foldable Platform with Manual Crank for 2" Receiver
No rating yet(0 ratings)EFFORTLESS TRANSPORT: The Rockland carrier lift makes transporting mobility scooters/wheelchairs safer and easier. With its powerful electric jack, you can easily lift and secure your device., 350 LBS CAPACITY & EXPANDABLE PLATFORM: Designed for vehicles with a Class II hitch or higher, this lift supports up to 350 lbs and fits on a 38” L x 27.5” W platform, with an extendable cradle that extends up to 46”., EASY TO USE: No drilling required for installation.
Comes with a wiring harness, license plate holder, and a manual backup hand crank for emergencies. Features four self-tensioning retractors to securely hold your scooter in place, eliminating the need for additional tie-down straps and simplifying the loading process., ONE-KEY CONTROL AND QUICK LIFTING: With simple, one-key operation, this carrier lifts loaded devices in just 20 seconds and folds in 6 seconds.
The efficient design is perfect for those who value speed and convenience., EMERGENCY MANUAL CRANK: In case of battery or power issues, the carrier includes a manual crank system that allows you to raise and lower your device safely without electricity—providing peace of mind wherever you go., HEAVY-DUTY CONSTRUCTION: Built from durable aluminum and reinforced with anti-vibration bolts, the Rockland carrier lift securely locks your device in place, ensuring stability on the road.
Its rugged construction offers dependable transport for your valuable mobility equipment.
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