Ferno 35A Mobile 500lbs Capacity Ambulance Cot | Used Equipment #L-191671
Although it is pre owned and shows signs of regular cosmetic usage it is in good mechanical condition.
The 35A Mobile Transporter X-Frame Ambulance Cot provides exceptional value for x-frame users. The 35A weighs only 74 lbs and has a record of dependability with decades of use by EMS services all over the world. A full range of options and accessories enhance patient care and help reduce situations that may lead to patient or operator injury.
Standard features
- Restraints and Mattress Included
- X-Frame Loading Style
- Fold Down Drop Frame
- Foot End Lead Handle
- Easy-Pull Release Handle
- Side Release Handle
- Lubrication Free
- Easy Roll Wheels
- 8 Bed Positions
- Two Loading Heights
- Backrest Adjusts 0-75 Degrees
- One Hand Swing Down Sidearms
- Safety U bar and Hook
- Tubular Aluminum Construction
- Tested to Industry Standards
- Lightweight
Optional features
- 430 Series Two Piece Cot Restraint Straps
- 417-1 Shoulder Harness Cot Restraint
- Oxy Clip Cylinder Holder
- 513-10 Series Heavy Duty IV Poles
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Sturdy X-frame undercarriage is easily raised by second EMT during loading
- Dual ratchet bar adjustment mechanism is simple to operate and permits eight levels of height adjustment
- Safety U-bar and hook holds the Mobile Transporter at the rear of the ambulance during unloading as undercarriage is lowered to the ground
- Low foot-end lifting frame enables shorter EMTs to get better leverage when lifting the Mobile Transporter Head-end drop frame and foot-end lead handle for improved EMT control/maneuverability
- Adjustable backrest angle from 0 to 75 degrees allows patient to be in a comfortable position
- Improved lubrication-free, easy-roll wheels allow for greater cot mobility
Item Specifics
Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This Item may be a floor model or store return that has been used.
