Leg rest assembly for a wheelchair
AssigneeRed Milawa Pty. Ltd.
InventorsAshley DAFF, Rhys MAIN, Ross HEPBURN
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AssigneeRed Milawa Pty. Ltd.
InventorsAshley DAFF, Rhys MAIN, Ross HEPBURN
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The present disclosure provides a leg rest assembly for a wheelchair, comprising: a leg support for supporting at least one lower leg of a user seated in the wheelchair, and a mechanism for raising and lowering the leg support between a base position and an elevated position on the wheelchair, the mechanism comprising a linkage that interconnects the leg support with a frame of the wheelchair and drive means for powering movement of the linkage to drive the leg support between the base position and elevated position. The linkage includes a first bracket to which the leg support is connected for pivoting movement about a first pivot axis, a second bracket for rigid connection with the frame of the wheelchair, and an articulating arm subassembly which interconnects the first bracket and second bracket and is driven by the drive means for movement of the leg support.
A leg rest assembly for a personal mobility vehicle, the leg rest assembly comprising:
A leg rest assembly for a wheelchair, the leg rest assembly comprising:
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A personal mobility vehicle, comprising a frame upon which a seat for a user is provided, and a leg rest assembly, the leg rest assembly comprising a leg support for supporting at least one lower leg of the user seated on the seat and a mechanism for moving the leg support between a lowered position and an elevated position, wherein the mechanism comprises an arm or a linkage that interconnects the leg support with the frame and a drive means for driving movement of the arm or linkage to move the leg support between the lowered and elevated positions, wherein the leg support is mounted on the linkage for free or independent pivotal movement when the leg support is driven to the elevated position.
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