Lifting Capacity |
200 lbs. |
Hitch Class |
II or III |
Q: How can I order a Harmar Mobility product?
A: Hudson Accessibility products is a certified Harmar lifts dealer. It is imperative to have a qualified dealer who is authorized to
install, demonstrate and service your product. |
Q: Is this lift compatible with my vehicle?
A: We will be glad to discuss your needs and recommend the proper lift for your application. |
Q: Is my lift weather resistant?
A: Yes. The lift is designed to be fully weather resistant and designed to withstand outdoor use. The remote hand controls available
with some models, however, are not weather resistant and must be removed and stored inside the vehicle. |
Q: Can I carry both a power chair and a scooter on this lift?
A: Yes, this lift is designed to accommodate either a power chair or a scooter. |
Q: Can one lift be moved between two different vehicles?
A: While it is possible to move a lift from one vehicle to another, it is not recommended to do so frequently. If two different vehicles will be used often, we recommend having a lift installed on each vehicle. |
Q: What maintenance must be performed to keep the lift operating properly?
A: All Harmar Mobility products are designed and tested to operate flawlessly for years of trouble-free use with very little maintenance. Please refer to the Owners' Manual for specific product maintenance schedules. |
Q: Can the lift be plugged into the existing wiring on my vehicle?
A: No, all Harmar Mobility lifts must be powered by the supplied electrical harness. The harness has full-length leads that attach directly to the battery. |
Q: What is a docking device and is it required?
A: A docking device is used to connect your mobility device to the lift and is required for all Inside Lift Systems. They are available to accommodate virtually every scooter and power chair available. A Harmar Mobility Authorized Dealer will assist you in finding the correct docking device for your specific application. |
Q: The lift is powered by my vehicle’s battery; what if my car loses power?
A: Many Harmar lifts have standard backup systems that allow them to be moved manually by Harmar Mobility Authorized Dealers and qualified mechanics such as roadside assistance technicians. Harmar Mobility recommends that end users should not attempt to use the manual override feature. |
