Merits Pioneer 3 S131 w/ 5" Seat Lift #2369
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Merits Health Pioneer 3 Electric Scooter
The Merits Health S131 Pioneer 3 has a weight capacity of 400 lbs with a comfortable 19"x 19" seat and a 5" Electric Seat Lift. The S131 3-Wheel has been designed to make it easier to get around in or outdoors while traveling. The Merits Health S131 Pioneer 3 has a top speed of 5 mph and range of 18 miles. The foam filled 10” tires do not deflate, preventing flat tires.
Merits Health Products Inc:
As the number of elderly and disabled increases yearly, demands for well designed healthcare and rehabilitation products are also increasing. In 1985 the Merits Health company was founded to design and manufacture innovative Mobility Scooters and Power Wheelchairs for all people who experience mobility or respiratory problems. Improving the quality of life for people everyday worldwide is what we strive for. The best products and services cannot materialize without the best team to back them up. Training, education and safety are all important issues at Merits Health. A proud team is a productive team and a productive team helps the Merits Health company prosper.
- 5" Electric Seat Lift
- High-torque drive train allows for increased power and maneuverability
- Adjustable tiller to fit various arm lengths and collapses for easy storage
- Dashboard control panel for ease of use
- Flip-up armrests with height, width & angle adjustable
- Steel bumper protects shroud from scratches and serves as a lift handle
- One piece frame design
- Sliding captain seat
| Model | S131 |
| Weight Capacity | 400 lbs |
| Maximum Speed | Up to 5 mph |
| Range | Up to 18 miles |
| Ground Clearance | 4” |
| Turning Radius | 39" |
| Overall Length | 46" |
| Overall Width | 23" |
| Overall Height | 45.5" |
| Seat Width | 19" |
| Seat Depth | 19" |
| Seat to deck height | 16"-19" |
| Seat to ground height | 25"-28" |
| Seat Height | 16"-19" |
| Motor | DC 24V, 250W |
| Controller | Dynamic Rhino 70A |
| Brakes | Intelligent, regenerative, electromagnetic brakes |
| Casters | 10" flat free tires |
| Drive Tires | 10" flat free tires |
| Base weight | 86-lbs |
| Battery weight (each) | 26-lbs |
| Seat weight | 40-lbs |
| Total Weight with Battery | 178-lbs |
| Battery Requirements | 12V/U1(34AH) x 2pcs or group 22 |
| Battery Charger | 5A off-board |
| Gradient | 8° |
General Frequently Asked Questions about Used Mobility Scooters
Are you looking to stay within budget and purchase a used mobility scooter for you or a loved one? Marc’s Mobility has put together a list of common questions related to used mobility scooters. Take a look to see if we’ve answered some of the questions you might have.
Q: How and where to sell used mobility scooters?
A: You can sell used mobility scooters by posting an online ad or social media listing. There are some online sites that will charge a slight fee for listing the product or item on their website for a certain period of time.
Q: Where to buy used mobility scooters?
A: You can buy used mobility scooters from several trusted resale online sites that will carry some of the most popular mobility device brands. You can check out Marc’s Mobility, Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, CareCure Community, eBay, and various other sites that sell used or donated mobility scooters as well. At Marc’s Mobility, we are committed to doing a price match on almost any product to ensure that you are receiving the best possible price for a new or used mobility scooter. We also provide free shipping on products.
Q: Where to sell used mobility scooters?
A: There are several websites that you can contact to see if you can sell your used mobility scooter. One particular website where you can sell your used scooters is buysellwheelchairs.com. Another option is IMED Mobility, one of the leading mobility dealers in the U.S., that helps sell your used electric wheelchair. Their “Accessible Vehicle and Mobility Lift Purchase Program” allows them to purchase your used motorized mobility power wheelchairs. When you are selling an item, many sites will ask you to send 2-3 hi-res images of the product you wish to sell. If there’s any damage, that should also be made visible or disclosed. Places will often pay more if it is in “like new” condition and if the battery life is 50 percent or more.
Q: What are some things I need to check through before selling my used mobility scooter?
A: Before selling, it’s a good idea to see if your used mobility scooter came with an instruction manual or any other additional documents. You should also check to make sure the mobility scooter is in fairly good condition, with minimal wear and tear. The value may depreciate depending on the make and model and year of the scooter, as well as the condition it is in or missing accessories or parts. Your mobility scooter should be intact and in good condition.
Q: Where to buy used mobility scooter ramps?
You can purchase used mobility scooter ramps here at Marc’s Mobility or other sites, but remember that we’re offering price match on-ramps too. These access ramps provide safety and assurance for helping a user be unloaded or offloaded from a vehicle with ease.
Q: Where to sell used mobility parts?
You can sell used mobility parts at trusted online websites or you can visit a store that sells used parts. Open Box Medical Supply, one of the largest medical equipment suppliers in California, offers a program where you can sell your equipment. They purchase medical equipment from Medical Supply houses and people who have medical equipment for sale. This includes lift chairs, patient lifts, power chairs, manual wheelchairs, and other new and used medical equipment. Open Box will give people the best price for their used medical equipment based on the current market value of your used item.