Kerbs, gutters and the lip at the top of a ramp are where pushing an xRover gets awkward. The lifting lever is a rear pedal the carer presses with a foot to tip the front wheel up and over the obstacle, keeping both hands on the handle and the client steady in the seat.
The lever is stainless steel with a rubber pad and a magnet that holds it flat against the frame when it is not in use, so there is nothing sticking out to catch on doorways or the boot of a car.
It is worth fitting for anyone who is doing kerbs every day on footpaths and school runs, and for smaller carers pushing a larger client where lifting by hand is the part that causes trouble.






