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Cruiser III Light Weight Wheelchair with Flip Back Removable Arms, Full Arms, Swing away Footrests, 20" Seat Portable Folding Column The 20" Cruiser III Wheelchair 1197#3
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Cruiser III Light Weight Wheelchair with Flip Back Removable Arms, Full Arms, Swing away Footrests, 20" Seat Portable Folding Column The 20" Cruiser III Wheelchair 1197#3 The 20" Cruiser III Wheelchair with Flip Back Detachable and Adjustable Height Desk Arms and Elevating Leg rests by Drive Medical has a carbon steel frame that eliminates seat guides and allows for custom back inserts and accessories Fabric covers feature convenient Velcro opening on both sides for complete enclosure The 20" Cruiser III Wheelchair with Flip Back Detachable Full Arms and Swing Away Footrests by Drive Medical has a carbon steel frame that eliminates seat guides and allows for custom back inserts and accessories swing away footrests
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