Pride Baja Wrangler 2 Mobility Scooter - 5370
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Baja Wrangler 2 Outdoor Mobility Scooter by Pride Mobility
This Baja Wrangler 2 is in like new condition and only has 1 Mile of use! The Baja™ Wrangler® 2 outdoor mobility scooter, the first in Pride’s new Baja™ Mobility outdoor lineup, brings unprecedented capabilities to the outdoor personal mobility vehicle class. It’s built for utility, durability and your greatest adventures. The Baja Wrangler 2 is the trusty trail navigator of mobility equipment. It’s the faithful ranch hand, the plot gardener’s assistant. It’s ready to go when you are, with power and maneuverability on demand.
Powered by dual 24-volt/120-amp motors, the 14.5-inch tubeless pneumatic tires crush it on root-strewn paths, gravel and sandy surfaces. Meanwhile a rugged suspension system, steering stabilizer and standard pillow-top seat cover provide all-day comfort for the long haul. If you like to spend every possible minute out in the open air, trust us —this is the outdoor mobility scooter you’ve been waiting for.
We built the Baja Wrangler 2 mobility scooter for the conscious landowner and consummate explorer.
Rule your kingdom with unfettered access to every corner of it. Baja Wrangler 2 makes daily chores happen with efficiency. When the work is done, it’s time to kick back. Start a new adventure exploring some place you couldn’t reach before.
Serial Number - SL418422004FV0
Pride Mobility Scooters
The Pride Mobility Products Corp. is one of the leaders today, in power wheelchairs, scooters, and other mobility products. Their product lines evolved from an existing family business in 1986, Pride began focusing on manufacturing mobility power lift chairs. In 1992, Pride extended its product line to include scooters, with options and accessories. In the next 4 years, Pride entered the power wheelchair market with the release of their Jazzy with the exclusive mid-wheel drive. Pride has now entered the rehab market with their Quantum division.
- 350 lbs. weight capacity
- Up to 11.4 mph at 200 lbs.
- 94.75" turning radius
- Up to 29.4 miles per charge at 200 lbs.; up to 24.2 miles per charge at 350 lbs.
- Limited recline, black vinyl, high-back seat
- 7.7 Peak HP dual motors
- Storage Compartment
- CTS Suspension includes adjustable shocks for greater comfort
- User friendly LED console displays time, temperature, miles driven, and trips taken
- Adjustable delta tiller with ergonomic, wraparound handles
- USB charger built into the tiller for convenient charging of smart phones and portable devices
- Durable and stylish rear bumper
- Easily accessible tie-down points (for transport of unoccupied scooter)
- Full LED lighting package includes headlights, hazard lights, rear backup sensor LED lights and directional signals
- Serial Number - SL418422004FV0
- THIS PRODUCT IS NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE AND IS NOT INTENDED TO ASSIST, TREAT, DIAGNOSE, OR ALLEVIATE ANY MEDICAL CONDITION OR DISABILITY.
| CATEGORY | SPECIFICATION |
|---|---|
| Model |
Baja Wrangler 2
|
| Amount of Use |
1 Mile
|
| Turning Radius** | 94.75" |
| Overall Width | 32.5" |
| Overall Length** | 61.25" |
| Maximum Speed* | Up to 11 mph at 350 lbs., Up to 11.4 mph at 200 lbs. |
| Ground Clearance | 5.5" at motor 8.25" @ mid-frame |
| Front Tires | 14.5" tubeless pneumatic |
| Rear Tires | 14.5" tubeless pneumatic |
| Seat-to-Ground Height Range | 20.5"-22" to 29"-30.5" |
| Seat Type | Pillow-top, limited recline, 48.6 lbs., black vinyl, width 20", depth 17" |
| Weight** | 370 lbs. |
| Battery Weight | 75AH- 48 lbs. each |
| Battery Requirements | (2) 75 AH |
| Maximum Range Per Charge* | Up to 18.6 miles at 350 lbs., Up to 22.6 miles at 200 lbs., Up to 24.2 miles at 350 lbs. (100 AH), Up to 29.4 miles at 200 lbs. (100 AH) |
| Battery Charger | Off-board, 8A |
| Suspension | Front & Rear (CTS Suspension) |
| Maximum Weight Capacity | 350 lbs. |
| Body Color | Blue |
| Weight of Heaviest Piece** | 219 lbs. without seat & batteries (unit does not disassemble) |
| Non-Medical | THIS PRODUCT IS NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE AND IS NOT INTENDED TO ASSIST, TREAT, DIAGNOSE, OR ALLEVIATE ANY MEDICAL CONDITION OR DISABILITY. |
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.