Escape ETM with Two-Finger Control

[Larry Cobb]

Eat your heart out , Mikey.

This machine can turn on a dime or navigate up a ramp . . with two fingers.
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A scooter base was fastened to the Escape frame.

Innovation & Portability . . . at its finest.

Larry

 

[Desk Jockey]

That looks great for commercial work, nice design.

Needs locking wheels, lock while it's your inplant machine and wheel out when doing larger commercial work.


How bad does it hit your pocket book?

 

[Nate The Great]

Smart idea!

 

[hogjowl]

How much?

 

[Ken Snow]

Unless there is a drive motor on the base I can't imagine it will go up a ramp easily and certainly not with 2 fingers.

 

[Bruce Humphrey]

The drive motor should be mounted under the machine between the wheels, notice the guy has his hand on the joy stick controller.

 

[Ken Snow]

Got it thnx Bruce.

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[Willy P]

Now that's a good looking smart piece of equipment. But what about stairs?

 

[Larry Cobb]

What you didn't see . . .

is that he pulls a hose reel on 4 wheels behind it.

The customer says that he plugs into 230 VAC almost every time.

Only one time has he run on 115 VAC.

The customer came up our fairly steep ramp to our showroom.

The "slightly used" scooter I have is $350 complete with battery.

Larry

 

[Mikey P]

how lame.


let me know when this is available

http://youtu.be/AZ9DotVwhlQ

 

[Larry Cobb]

how lame.

let me know when this is available

All this machine needs to climb stairs is a tread spanning 3 steps on each side.

Some wheelchair stair climbers use these.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idmL_8maIyE

Larry

 

[Ron Werner]

that's pretty slick. If I ran portable I'd be rigging a dolly that carried the machine, hose, tools, and basic chems. Small enough to get through doors and into elevators. Motorizing it like that is a great tweak!

 

[Bob Savage]

What about heat?