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Pelvic/Thigh Lateral Positioning Component for Quantum Q6 Series Power Chairs (INDPART2805) Pride Lift Chairs Serenity SR-525 (SR-525S/SR-525M/SR-525L) Drive Medical: S350113 Size:20"W x 19"D

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Pelvic Thigh Lateral Positioning Component for Quantum Q6 Series Power Chairs (INDPART2805) Pride Lift Chairs Serenity SR 525 (SR 525S SR 525M SR 525L) Drive Medical: S350113 Size:20"W x 19"D Drive Medical: S350113 Classic Vespa owners take note Pride Mobility Quantum: INDPART2805 The pelvic thigh lateral positioning component for Quantum Q6 Series power chairs is just an example of the very wide range of replacement parts that we have available for our Quantum Rehab customers

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