Medi-Rents and Sales

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Oxygen Therapy Equipment, Medical Equipment & Supplies

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Hours

Regular Hours

Mon - Fri:	8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Phone: (443) 873-7951

Phone: (410) 237-7252

Fax: (410) 563-1081

TollFree: (800) 540-7252

Brands

scooters

Payment method

master card, visa

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Medi-Rents & Sales Inc

Medi Rents and Sales Inc

Other Link

http://www.medirents.net

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Oxygen Therapy Equipment, Medical Equipment & Supplies

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debbee.taylor.7

10/24/2012

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wonderful company, the people ...

wonderful company, the people are so nice, friendly and polite , Trey is the most sweetest deliver guy which respects his clients 2 thumbs up

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Phone: (410) 327-7252

Website: http://www.medirents.net

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Medi-Rents and Sales

Engine and Exhaust System

Starter Repair

Transmission and Drivetrain

Clutch Service/Repair

Steering and Suspension

Suspension Service/Repair
Steering Service/Repair

Tire Service
The size of the wheels and tires on a scooter have a direct effect on the scooter's ability to surmount obstacles and its stability. Scooters are generally equipped with six-, eight-, or ten-inch wheels, although other sizes may also be used. Some models use the same size wheels both front and rear, while others may have smaller wheels in front and larger rear wheels. Smaller wheels are generally found on front-wheel drive scooters intended for indoor use. As a rule, the intended use of the scooter should dictate the size of the wheels and tires. The larger the wheels, the more stable the unit. Similarly the larger and wider the tires, the greater the unit's traction and capacity to manage such obstacles as curb cuts and uneven outdoor terrain.

Brake Service
Powered Wheelchair Brakes Most powered chairs utilize a dynamic braking system in which the motor and brakes work together to slow and stop the chair when the joystick or other controller is released, and which automatically engages the brakes when the power is off or when the chair is not being powered in a forward or reverse motion with the controller.

Electrical and Electronic

Lighting Services
Battery Service
Electrical Service/Repair
Most scooters utilize 12- or 24-volt motors and electrical systems generally with one or two 12-volt batteries to power the drive train and controls. Twelve-volt systems are most frequently found on front-wheel drive scooters, and usually require one 12-volt battery, although two six-volt batteries are sometime used. Some manufacturers offer add-on units for 12-volt systems which allow them to utilize two batteries to extend the scooter's range between charges, although speed and power are not affected. Rear-wheel drive systems generally require two twelve-volt batteries to power 24-volt systems.

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