Add to CartSales & ProductQuestions1 (800) 988-4293Technical Support1 (866) 294-4460(2)()Write a Review!Read 2 reviewsThe Universal Outside Lift 350 XL is designed to lift larger electric wheelchairs and scooters. It will even support scooters that have a 48 inch wheelbase. Easy to use retractors lock the wheelchair or scooter in place and from there, the Universal Outside Lift will do the rest. Due to its size, the Universal Outside Lift 350 XL will only work with a Class III hitch. An available Swing Away Arm can be added as an option. This will allow you to access your tailgate or trunk without having to remove the scooter lift.NOTE: Hitch Not IncludedWarrantyClick Here for Warranty InformationBattery Pack $316.00Regular Size HD Scooter Cover $113.00Regular Size HD Power Chair Cover $113.00Large Size HD Power Chair Cover $0.00Class 3 Hitch Adapter (Please Call For Pricing) $500.00Transferable Limited 3 Year Warranty A Little About MyselfProsCons Did you find this review helpful?
Yes / No from A Little About MyselfProsEasy to use, this vehicle lift is a safe and secure way to haul our power chair. Lifts and Platform Carriers for Wheelchairs, Scooters, and Power Chairs AMS Vans, Inc. offers several lifts and platform carriers to travel safely with a wheelchair, power chair or mobility scooter. Interior and exterior lift styles vary according to your vehicle type. Installing a lift or platform carrier can benefit those with some ambulatory capabilities, and be an economical, safe choice for storing mobility equipment. We install wheelchair lifts and platform carriers at our Tucker, Georgia wheelchair van dealership, just 10 minutes north of downtown Atlanta. Harmar Universal Outside Platform Lift Model AL500 The Harmar AL500 universal lift is the most popular outside platform lift of its kind. This premium lift is compatible with most powerchairs. Harmar 2-Axis Inside Lift Model AL425 Able to lift up to 400 lbs, the Harmar AL425 can be used for the largest powerchairs, scooters, or wheelchairs when traveling.
Harmar 2-Axis Light Inside Lift Model AL225 This value model lift is made for use with lighter power chairs, scooters, and wheelchairs weighing less than 250 lbs. Harmar Single Axis Light Inside Lift Model AL215 The Harmar AL215 Light Single Axis Interior Powerchair and Scooter lift is capable of lifting 250 lbs. This value option offers a powered lift with a manual rotation with lockout. Bruno Out-Sider Meridian Lift for Power Chairs and Scooters The Bruno Out-Sider Meridian Lift is the most rugged, reliable, and versatile exterior power chair or scooter lift for the back of your suv, minivan, full-size van, sedan, CUV, or pick-up truck. This exterior lift is operable with the touch of a button. Bruno Out-Sider Micro Scooter Lift The Bruno Outsider Micro Scooter Lift is a light-weight exterior scooter lift for the back of your vehicle. Capable of lifting 145 lbs, operation is easy and can be done with one hand. Bruno Curb-Sider Lift Models VSL-6000 and VSL-6900
The Bruno Curb-Sider vehicle lift raises and stores your powerchair or scooter (up to 400 lbs.) with the touch of a button. Easily connect the docking device, push a button, and let your Curb-Sider do the heavy lifting for you! Bruno Joey Platform Vehicle Lift Model VSL-4000HW Lift and store your powerchair, scooter, or wheelchair up to 350 lbs. into your minivan, full size van, or SUV at the touch of a button. Bruno Chariot Exterior Platform Lift w/ Wheels, Model ASL-700 Known as a “lift on wheels”, the Chariot is a unique and relatively compact rear attachment for almost any small, mid-size or large car to store your unoccupied scooter, powerchair, or wheelchair. Installing an interior or exterior wheelchair, scooter and power chair carrier for your vehicle is a safe, economical solution to storing your mobility equipment during travel. Platform carriers and lifts eliminate the possible injuries associated with manually loading mobility equipment into an automobile.
AMS Vans, Inc. offers choices in both exterior and interior platform carriers and powered lifts. Our mobility consultants will happily discuss the right platform carrier for both your vehicle and mobility equipment.If you need a power wheelchair or power scooter, follow these two steps to get Medicare coverage. 1. Start with your doctor. If you think you need a power wheelchair or scooter, ask your doctor about it. Or, your doctor may be the one to recommend a wheelchair or scooter to you. In any event, before you get your wheelchair or scooter, you must have an office visit with your doctor. The visit should take place no more than 45 days before the DME order and should deal with the medical reasons you need the wheelchair or scooter. Your must sign an order or fill out a prescription or certificate that states that you need the power wheelchair or scooter to function in the home. The order must state: Your health makes it very hard to move around in your home even with the help of a walker or cane;
The equipment must be necessary for you in the home but you can also use it outside the home. You can get only one piece of equipment to address your at-home mobility problem. Your doctor or other provider will determine what equipment you need based on your condition, what equipment can be used in your home, and what equipment you are able to use. 2. Use the Right Kind of . Once you have the doctor’s order or prescription, you must take it to the right kind of supplier to get coverage. Be sure only to use suppliers with approval from Original Medicare or your Medicare Advantage Plan. What kind of Medicare coverage you have and where you live will decide which supplier you use. If you have Original Medicare, be aware that the type of suppliers Medicare has approved for you will depend on how Medicare pays for equipment in your area and the kind of DME you need. In many areas, called competitive bidding areas, Medicare will usually only pay for most DME from a select group of suppliers known as contract suppliers.
In other areas, you can use any supplier that Medicare has signed up with Medicare. Call 1-800-MEDICARE or go www.medicare.gov/supplier to get a list of suppliers Medicare has approved for you. Remember to find out if the competitive bidding demonstration affects you since it decides the suppliers you can use and the amount you will pay. Also, if you live in or plan to travel to a competitive bidding demonstration area and need DME that is included in the demonstration, make sure you are informed about the types of suppliers you must use and your costs for DME. If you live in an area that is not part of the competitive bidding demonstration, you may need to rely on different kinds of suppliers. If you have a Medicare Advantage Plan (like an HMO or PPO), you must follow the plan’s rules for getting a wheelchair or scooter. Call your plan to find out what you must do to get your wheelchair or scooter covered. People in Medicare Advantage Plans will not be affected by the competitive bidding demonstration.