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- Compact, light, portable and user friendly for disabled drivers
- Can be installed and removed in a matter of seconds
- Comes in three color options; black, blue, red
- Includes two controls - One for gas and one for break
- Returns not accepted after 15 days
Peddle Master Portable Hand Controls
The Peddle Master was invented and developed for the physically challenged driver, by a physically challenged driver, to offer them an alternate choice to current hand controls on the market today.
Because of the high price and permanent installation of the hand controls on the market today, we felt there was a need for a more portable hand control solution.
The Peddle Master has been evaluated and tested by the Louisiana Tech University, and was determined to be the most user friendly of any hand control on the market. Also, it was evaluated and tested by the UVA Auto Safety Laboratory in Virginia for durability and to be used in the automobile industry. This actually means that it is SAE tested and approved.
The Peddle Master Hand Control is totally portable and can be installed and removed in a matter of seconds. The Peddle Master can be used in over 90 percent of the vehicles manufactured in the world today. We suggest the automobile being used have an automatic transmission and power brakes.
One handle is vertical like an accelerator pedal and the other handle is horizontal like a brake pedal. This helps you to easily distinguish between the two handles.
One of the benefits of The Peddle Master is that it can be installed and removed by the driver while in the driver's seat. No tools are needed. It also gives the physically challenged driver the option of test driving any car he or she wishes to drive before purchasing.
Only 20 to 30 percent of the world's airports offer handicap vehicles for rent. The lightweight (2 lbs.) and portable Peddle Master can be taken with you in your suit case, so physically challenged drivers have the option of renting any car that fits his or her needs.
Peddle Master Features:
- Portable, Durable & Lightweight
- Versatile & Convenient
- No installation required, simply clamp on and go
- Evaluated and tested by the Louisiana Tech University
- SAE tested and approved
- Invented by a physically challenged driver for the physically challenged driver
- Can be installed and removed in a matter of seconds
Peddle Master Portable Vehicle Hand Controls Specifications:
- Includes: One (1) accelerator control, one (1) brake control, instruction manual
- Material: Aluminum, stainless steel and polycarbonate plastic
- Colors: Blue, Red and Black
- Product Weight: 2 lbs.
- Overall Length: 26 1/2"
- Handle Length: 4"
- Handle Width: 1"
- Sold in pairs
- Please Note: The Peddle Master Portable Vehicle Hand Controls DO NOT come with a strap to brace the hand controls to the steering column.
| Brand Name | Peddle Master |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Number | PeddleMaster_Black, PeddleMaster_Blue, PeddleMaster_Red |
Questions:
My right leg is amputated below the knee, but the tendons have tightened so much I cannot use a prosthesis. I would like to drive because my wife has limited mobility also. Is this what I need to get back behind the wheel?
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My injury level is L-1, and I am in the process of getting a car, and am looking for hand controls for it so I will be able to drive. Is this type what I'm looking for or would something else be beneficial?
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I'M A DOUBLE AMPUTEE BELOW KNEE AND I NEED HAND CONTROLS WOULD THESE BE THE ONES I SHOULD BUY?
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I was concerned when i read they dont stay in place.Please tell me, is there a Guarantee with this product?
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I had both of my legs amputated on 8/2010, and now I am in the process of getting hand controls for my van. My question is that can you put the controls yourself? On the other hand I heard that you have to let someone that is qualified to do it. And do you have to go to the DMV to let them inspect it? So PLEASE I need an answer ASAP, because I am getting cabin fever, if you know what I mean. Thank you very much!!!
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Can I add the peedles to any car or is only for vans..
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