north central Iowa, Hampton | can't help on brands. I had a BIL who used one for several years. His could break down and be flown as a wheel-chair. When they got here, I made a ramp to run it in the back of my Suburban, which was sort of a PITA. At home, he had an electric winch/crane setup in the back of his Excursion, which was the best way to do it. Inside, out of the weather and loading was all motorized. I helped break down and put it in a trunk a few times--that was a job best left for strong backs/weak minds.
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scooter/motorized wheel chair
