Drop Deck Wheelchair Accessible Golf Cart

DROP DECK

Drop Deck

With the push of a button, the golf cart lowers and raises eliminating the need for a cumbersome ramp. This is especially useful in crowded venues such as airport terminals or municipal stadiums.

This can be configured in numerous ways including dual wheelchair models, Runabout models (driven from a wheelchair) or Rideabout models (passenger model).

Limited availability.

An orange golf cart with a wheelchair attached to it

An orange golf cart with a wheelchair in the back

A black golf cart with a steering wheel and seats

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PHED Mobility LLC

55335 Corwin Road

Elkhart, IN 46514

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(574) 226-4104

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PHED Mobility LLC is a Service -Connected Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business.

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