Trotter Lightweight Adaptable Stroller
Customer will need to provide prescriptions for respiratory devices.
For Sold Out products, please contact us for more information/replacement parts.
Phone: 1-877-861-8000
Customer will need to provide prescriptions for respiratory devices.
For Sold Out products, please contact us for more information/replacement parts.
Phone: 1-877-861-8000
The Drive Trotter is a folding mobility chair for children, with a metal frame and a closure strap that holds it shut when folded. Seat depth and seat-to-back angle can be adjusted, and it is crash tested for transit with optional brackets.
| Product weight without front rigging | 19 lbs. |
| Weight with front riggings | 24 lbs. |
| Weight capacity | 75 lbs. |
| Weight capacity with transit option | 70 lbs. |
| Seat width | 11.75″ |
| Seat depth | 11.5″ - 13.5″ (adjustable) |
| Back height | 20″ |
| Seat to footplate | 8″ - 22″ |
| Seat to floor | 22″ |
| 2- Product weight without front rigging | 21 lbs. |
| 2- Weight with front riggings | 26 lbs. |
| 2- Weight capacity | 100 lbs. |
| 2- Weight capacity with transit option | 100 lbs. |
| 2- Seat width | 13.75″ |
| 2- Seat depth | 13″ - 15″ (adjustable) |
| 2- Back height | 23″ |
| 2- Seat to footplate | 9″ - 22″ |
| 2- Seat to floor | 22″ |
| 3- Product weight without front rigging | 24.5 lbs. |
| 3- Weight with front riggings | 29.5 lbs. |
| 3- Weight capacity | 170 lbs. |
| 3- Weight capacity with transit option | 170 lbs. |
| 3- Seat width | 15.5″ |
| 3- Seat depth | 13.5″ - 15.5″ (adjustable) |
| 3- Back height | 24″ |
| 3- Seat to footplate | 10″ - 22.5″ |
| 3- Seat to floor | 22″ |
| 4- Product weight without front rigging | 30 lbs. |
| 4- Weight with front riggings | 35 lbs. |
| 4- Weight capacity | 250 lbs. |
| 4- Weight capacity with transit option | 170 lbs. |
| 4- Seat width | 17.5″ |
| 4- Seat depth | 15″ - 17″ |
| 4- Back height | 25″ |
| 4- Seat to footplate | 11″ - 23″ |
| 4- Seat to floor | 22.5″ |
| Medicare HCPCS Code | E1236 |
| Warranty | Limited two year warranty |
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