Child carriage attachment for a wheelchair
OwnerEdmond Davis, Arthur Saddlerinventors
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A cradle is supported by a frame. Two rear supports and two from supports are each rotationally affixed to the frame by a rotational shoulder connection. Each rear support has a telescoping adjustable leg, a spring shock absorber, an adjustable clamp joint, and a vice clamp. Each front support has a vice clamp attached to the rotational shoulder connection. To mount the cradle to the front of a conventional wheelchair, the vice clamps of the rear supports are atttached to a tubular frame of a leg rest normally provided with the wheelchair. The vice clamps of the front supports are then attached to tubular frames of arm rests normally provided with the wheelchair. The cradle may also be attached to the rear of the wheelchair.
A child carriage attachment for use with a wheelchair having a tubular steel frame, said child carriage attachment comprising:
A child carriage attachment for use with a wheelchair having a tubular steel frame, said child carriage attachment comprising:
A child carriage attachment for use with a wheelchair having a tubular steel frame, said child carriage attachment comprising:
A child carriage attachment for use with a wheelchair having a tubular frame, said child carriage attachment comprising:
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