Welcome to the Classifieds section of Spinal Cord Injury Alberta. If you have anything you would like to buy or sell, please click here to e-mail a description of the item, your asking price and your contact information and we will post your information as quickly as possible. Spinal Cord Injury Alberta neither endorses nor guarantees any of the products or services advertised in these Classifieds. 17" seat width, 18" seat length, 15.5" Rear seat to floor height on 26 inch wheels,18.5" Front seat height, slight adjustability in the centre of gravity (currently set at an estimated 3.75"), folding adjustable height backrest (currently at 13.5"), 5" x 1.5" aluminum caster wheels, frog leg suspension castor forks,velcro strap adjustable seat base, 85° front frame angle, height adjustable foot rest, estimated backrest angle of 95°, anti tippers and integrated push canes. Comes with a set of $1300 26" Spinergy SLX wheels with q-grip handrims and quad release axels. Does not come with brakes or a solid back rest.
In very good condition. Comes with two batteries and charger. Contact Penny at 587.783.0288. (Posted January 3, 2017) With power tilt and upgradeable electronics. Was used very little for approximately four months. It is virtually a new chair that sold for just under $20,000 new and is selling for a fraction of the original cost at $6,750. Contact Dean at 780-237-1965. (Posted December 21, 2016) Shoprider Mobility Scooter, easy to take with you in the car! Bought in 2013 but hardly used. In perfect working condition. For more information please contact Anneke Scholten at 403-835-4879. Used titan wheelchair with oxygen holder and cane holder, also has a cover for the wheel chair. Asking $1500.00 for it. For more information or to see photos please contact Kathy at kathy.j@telus.net Comes with leg braces. Can drive as regular chair or be used to stand. Basically brand new, only used once or twice has never been outside. Needs the batteries but has easy roll out tray for battery instalation.
Retail price 25,000 asking 5000 obo. Call or text Amber @ 7806674226. (Posted November 15, 2016) Well cared for Orion II Tilt, Fully Adjustable Top of the Line Wheelchair is fully adjustable for your family member’s size and needs. Comes with: Tilt function 3- 45 degrees, recline 96 – 126 degrees, 15” – 22” wide, 15” – 19” depth, Adjustable height, full-length arms, adjustable back, 24” rear wheels, 8” casters, multi-adjustable axle plate, heel loops, aluminum seat pan, food tray, two way contoured, padded headrest, Orion Back with 1” depth adjustability & fully upgraded prism ideal cushion. Has all the value conscious seating upgrades. Padded lap tray & adjustable arm rests, adjustable axel plate & anti tippers. (Posted November 4, 2016) This is a really nice model, in good condition. It comes with a Jay Go Gel seat cushion. Battery charger included as well. Asking $2500, Open to negotiating price. (Published October 11, 2016) 6 x 18 Ti-Lite titanium wheelchair.
Custom seat and back included. Air filled, quick release tires. Anti-tip wheels on rear of chair. (Published September 28, 2016) It is 16” wide and made for a tall person. It is in very good condition and stands with little effort. Asking $1000 plus shipping. for more information please contact Dale at 780-832-5555 or dale@dalewilliams.ca. (posted September 20, 2016)Like new, purchased 2006 from ECO Medical, 9/10 condition, Quickie F11 Freestyle Power Wheelchair, Special seating (Invacare), Roho cushion. Client unable to adjust to a power chair and preferred the manual chair therefore it was stored indoors. Dual posts (arm rests) with adjustable height that flips back. Non-folding Rehab back rest (20" Width x 18" Depth). Aluminum seat base, 14" drive tires, 6" solid casters, right side desk length, left side full length. Please phone Irene at 780-633-0667. (Posted September 2, 2016) This has max 5 hours use. I will deliver within 100 kms of Stony Plain, Alberta.
Pictures by request or call 780-920-1917. (posted August 22, 2016) Great for anyone who has difficulty walking or seniors. Batteries only 6 month old. High Durability with 3 large air tires for great traction on dirt/grass. Suspension for added comfort. Safety feature slows scooter when cornering for extra security. High back comfort seat with swivel feature makes it easy to sit at any table, tilt steering, horn, turn signals, headlight, brake lights, front basket. Speed up to 12 km/h. Drive range 42 km. Total Length 127 cm Total height 120 cm. Seat width 20 inch. (Posted August 11, 2016) (Posted June 29, 2016) 300lbs. 136kg weight capacity. Roho contour select 19x19 cushion. Adjustable Seat width16inch to 20inch seat width range. Back height 23inch back height. Seat depth 18inch seat depth. Headrest-future mobility headrest removable and adjustable Wheel 1430-3T 14inchx3inch tires with foam filled inserts Seat CGTR CG tilt/recline system Rear view mirror.
or call 780 586-2347. 2016 red and blue scooter asking scooter $2800.00. If interested please phone 587-877-1323. (Posted March 29, 2016)Contact Monika Siltala, Executor for Estate of Dennis Siltala, 780-719-0057. (Posted February 8, 2016) WATCH ABOVE: An Edmonton baby is inspiring everyone around her thanks to a homemade wheelchair. Su-Ling Goh explains why. EDMONTON – Sometimes when Eva Moore shows up to play dates, the other kids get jealous of her sweet set of wheels: a rolling purple Bumbo seat, decked out with a banner on the back.“It’s not a toy; it’s her wheelchair,” her mother, Kim Moore, often has to explain to other toddlers.The one-year-old does get around a lot faster than her friends, despite the fact that she’s paraplegic. Eight months ago, doctors found a tumour in Eva’s chest and back – Stage 4 neuroblastoma – which caused permanent damage to her spinal cord.The infant endured emergency surgery, then eight rounds of chemotherapy.
The procedures saved her life, but not her legs.“This was one of the most powerful stories of resiliency I’ve ever seen,” pediatric oncologist Bev Wilson said.Wilson says Eva has inspired her entire medical team at the Stollery Children’s Hospital.While a dual diagnosis of cancer and paraplegia would have crushed most parents, the Moores managed to focus on what their daughter could do.“(Eva’s parents) normalized her emotional experience, her social development,” Wilson explained. “When she normally would be a crawler, she was able to explore her world, like any other crawling infant would.”The Moores found the idea for the chair on Pinterest, then built it themselves by screwing the seat and wheels into a regular cutting board. It’s really funny – she clicks her wheels,” her mother said.“When she gets really excited, she’ll click back and forth.”And rolling herself around acts as physiotherapy, strengthening her upper body.Though they recently had to install a speed bump in their living room, Eva’s parents hope her disability never slows her down.“