Mobility Scooters in the snow
I have received an email from one of our customers asking if there is any way to use a mobility scooter in the snow?
This conjures up many mental images, mobility scooters with snow chains, 4×4 mobility scooters, scooters with skies strapped to the front wheels.
The answer is of course do NOT use your mobility scooter in the snow or on icy pavements / roads
The majority of mobility scooters are rear wheel drive, so the rear of the scooter will tend to slide sideways.
Winter Tips for Mobility Scooter Owner
- Do not go out in the cold unless absolutely nessesary.
- Keep your Mobility Scooter in the dry, in a shed, garage or under cover.
- Before storing your Mobility Scooter for long periods, ensure the tyres are fully inflated as flat tyres will crack, and fully charge your battery.
- Place a blanket over the motor and battery end of the Mobility Scooter, to prvent condensation and the battery from freezing.
- Remember to charge your scooter for at least 12 hours (over night) once a month, while you scooter is in storage. This will top up the charge and help to preserve your batterie’s life.
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Hi, Thanks for your comment; our contact details are:
info@ccfmobility.co.uk
01189 773 116
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I cant agree with not using mobility scooter in snow. I putting chains that I am having made for my Winner scooter..I use it only here on the farm it gets me to the barn to feed the animals…..safety to me is not a problem.. I have trucked over 50 years. no at fault accidents…over 6 million miles
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Hi Noah,
Thanks for the comments, I will have to try and update this blog more frequently.
If you have any specific questions relating to your mobility scooter, I will be more than happy to try to answer them.
Regards
Mobility Pete
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Hi James,
Thanks for your comments on my blog, how is business in the South West?
Some of your customers may be interested in our website, which specialises in mobility and disability products.
http://www.ccfmobility.co.uk
Regards
Mobility Pete
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