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Originally posted by swannyriver View PostThe distance from out side the front caster fork to outside the other fork [footprint]. And how you remove the front battery on a chair with a power centre mount foot plate?
Let me do some checking...on the batteries have to pulled the try out from the back? Thats how mine comes out...
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Originally posted by RollinPositive View PostLet me do some checking...on the batteries have to pulled the try out from the back? Thats how mine comes out...
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Originally posted by swannyriver View PostDoes anyone have a V6 RWD?Attack life, it's going to kill you anyway
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Originally posted by swannyriver View PostDoes anyone have a V6 RWD?
2nd what batteries are you going to replace it with?
You have 4 bolts one at each corner of the seat frame, then unplug the wiring...
https://www.magicmobility.com.au/wp-...Extreme-X8.pdf
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Originally posted by Gearhead View PostCheck the manufacturer and/or DME website (look for decals on chair). A phone call may be needed. I looked and only found V6 as a mid drive. RWD was a V4 model. It's important to know exactly the model chair you have. Mid drive and RWD have different chassis so battery R&R procedures are different too.Last edited by swannyriver; 12 Nov 2019, 1:44 PM.
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Originally posted by RollinPositive View PostQuestion did you get your chair used?
2nd what batteries are you going to replace it with?
You have 4 bolts one at each corner of the seat frame, then unplug the wiring...
https://www.magicmobility.com.au/wp-...Extreme-X8.pdf
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Originally posted by swannyriver View PostThinking about buying a new one. But lack of info is scary.I know the controler needs to be removed to open the battery box door but the centre mount legrest is in the way to remove battery..
If it is a newer one the front battery tray flips open and you just have to remove the battery cover off of the rear battery.
Once you have rolled in a Frontier you'll never want to roll in anything else!
I also dont think there is a manufacture that gives more direct to consumer advice and direction then Magic Mobility world wide
https://www.magicmobility.com.au/whe...er-v4-offroad/
or Innovation in Motion in the US.
https://www.mobility-usa.com/frontie...heelchair.html
One can call, email or use social media to get answers and or direction!
Have you seen the mid wheel drive ? Roll with confidence and comfort from street to off road, beach to sand all in one chair...
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[QUOTE=RollinPositive;1888681]If it is an older chair you have to take the seat off and you can access both batteries.
If it is a newer one the front battery tray flips open and you just have to remove the battery cover off of the rear battery.
Not a MWD fan. 30 plus years using RWD I think I will stick with that style. Power foot rest is still in the way to extract battery.
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[QUOTE=RollinPositive;1888832][QUOTE=swannyriver;1888730]Originally posted by RollinPositive View Post
So you pulled the seat off???
Mid wheel will give you much more ability to turn much more easy and not have to do 3 point turns like a rear wheel drive try doing a demo for a few days...Last edited by swannyriver; 17 Nov 2019, 2:47 PM.
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[QUOTE=swannyriver;1888834][QUOTE=RollinPositive;1888832]Originally posted by swannyriver View PostLets start over. I do my own maintenance on my chairs.I do not have a V6 RWD yet. It is new chair time. There is no opportunity to trial one. I have tried both MWD and FWD drive over a long period of time, they are NOT for me. I would like to know the front caster footprint and how to change front battery if the chair has tilt/recline and power centre mount legrest. It looks like the casters are the widest part of the chair but the sell sheet reads 28" with AT tires,26 with hybrid tires.The order forms both CDN and US say width for both is 28"and length for the V6 RWD AT is 36" and the V6 HYBRID is 31.5 to 35"[?] I left a voicemail for Amber last week.
Your really confusing? So lets go back to your batteries have you pulled your seat off yes or no??
If yes can you take a picture of what is stopping you from pulling the front battery out?
Did you get your rear battery out?
I get that you do your own maintenance and that is great if you can do it.
But its taken you a week to this point and still doesn't sound like you are any closer...sometimes on batteries if you buy from a DME many will install the new ones and change out and dispose of the old ones as part of the cost they sell them to you.
I also ask what batteries are you changing to?
I see your in Canada so not to change the subject but why cant a DME bring a chair to you to trial?
Last have you contacted Magic Mobility since you posted I gave you the link a few days ago?
Not sure who Amber is?
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[QUOTE=RollinPositive;1888880][QUOTE=swannyriver;1888834]Originally posted by RollinPositive View Post
Your really confusing? So lets go back to your batteries have you pulled your seat off yes or no??
If yes can you take a picture of what is stopping you from pulling the front battery out?
Did you get your rear battery out?
I get that you do your own maintenance and that is great if you can do it.
But its taken you a week to this point and still doesn't sound like you are any closer...sometimes on batteries if you buy from a DME many will install the new ones and change out and dispose of the old ones as part of the cost they sell them to you.
I also ask what batteries are you changing to?
I see your in Canada so not to change the subject but why cant a DME bring a chair to you to trial?
Last have you contacted Magic Mobility since you posted I gave you the link a few days ago?
Not sure who Amber is?
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