Wheelchair Lift – Free, but must be able to transport

Wheelchair lift looking to be passed along to someone in need. The owner doesn’t need it at that location any longer.

The lift has been maintained faithfully and it runs just fine. They were hoping to pass it along to anyone or any group that can make use of it, the only stipulation being they have to be able to come and get it. It is heavy and may be cumbersome to move.

The owner is happy to answer any questions such as specifications for size, ect.
For more information please contact:

Neil Feser
neil.feser@gmail.com
780-910-0523

Wheelchair Lift – Free, but must be able to transport

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