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DeBug ADB400 Manual And Safety Instructions

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  • Page 1 BEACH WHEELCHAIR...
  • Page 2 Assembly and Maintenance Instructions. Thank-you The De-Bug Mobility Products Team We love to hear and see how much you are enjoying your Debug Beach Wheelchair. Feel free to email us any pictures or videos, or post them to our facebook page...
  • Page 3 The DeBug is not intended to be used in the water. It is not a flotation device! We recommended the chair be used only when a lifeguard is present. Safety comes first! Users must always be accompanied by a responsible, able-bodied adult.
  • Page 4 5. The rear suspension may be attached by removing the rear suspension tension bolt. inserting the rear suspension tension bolt. This bolt should be tight during use This bolt should be tight during use. Click here to view a video on assembling the DeBug Beach Wheelchair...
  • Page 5 The DeBug Beach Wheelchair frame is constructed using #316L stainless steel tubing, which is a higher grade than standard #304 marine grade stainless. The rear caster wheels rotate 360 degrees. The wheel hubs are made from polynylon material to eliminate saltwater corrosion.

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