Transporting mobility scooter

Pride scooters

We carry two of these in the back of our Ford Edge. They come apart without tools and in seconds. Each piece is light enough for most people to lift. I recommend the large battery option. These are not great on graveled areas. The OP's unit is a bit of a larger scooter with tires more suited for that type of surface. We use ours at WDW frequently.

Looks like a good set up for you.

There are many brands of scooters that would fit the bill.

My Go-Go four wheel travel scooter breaks down into 5 separate parts, none weighing more than 20 pounds. It will easily fit in the basement storage area on a class A, the trunk of a small car, or even the back seat! Very handy if your friends car is supplying the transportation. No special carrier needed.

Here:

This is what by buddy used to transport his 350 pound 2 passenger scooter on the back of his jeep, behind the motorhome.

http://www.tilt-a-rack.com/mobility-scooter-carrier/



Fred.

This is what I used for my 4 part mobility scooter. It also has a motor section, steering section, and two batteries, about 24 pound of the heavy section, battery is 16 pounds each 12 AH 12 volt.

http://www.topmobility.com/titan-folding-3-wheel-scooter-p776.htm





My weight is 300 pounds, and it holds me well..

Cost is about $2,000.

Good luck,

Fred.

Dream_Chaser! wrote:
The rear axle, and each battery weigh about 40 lbs each. No problem lifting and storing each piece separately. Just do everything in order and it fits snug.

Thanks. Is the storage bin strong enough to support the total weight or, did you add supports?

I would be concerned about the constant bouncing while driving.
Maybe I'm overly cautious about the weight I carry in the storage bins.

Nice! We're going to keep RVing as long as we can so one or two of these may be in our future given the physical issues we are dealing.

The rear axle, and each battery weigh about 40 lbs each. No problem lifting and storing each piece separately. Just do everything in order and it fits snug.

Good to know.
How about the weight and lifting it in the bay? Any problems?

That fits nicely. I didn't realize they came apart so easily.

Neat!