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BRUNO VSL 6900 MANUAL MANUAL

Hold down a button on hand-held control.

Lifting and stowing your scooter or powerchair doesn’t get any easier than with a Joey. Just drive your mobility device onto the platform, press a button and Bruno’s Joey lifts your mobility device and tucks it gently into a mini-van or full-sized van. When it comes to ease of operation, quality engineering and unsurpassed safety - Bruno’s Joey interior scooter and powerchair lift sets the standard.

Swing-Away: lean over to release lever and swing lift away from rear of vehicle.

3-belt securement: lean over to hold release lever, connect hook to receiver on scooter or powerchair.

Hold-Tite arm securement: one-hand operation to release and swing arm into position.

Walk from front to rear of vehicle and vice versa.

Eligible for auto manufacturer potential rebates.

Potential to reinstall in another applicable vehicle.

Contact one of our mobility consultants today to discuss which lift will work best for you! With their extensive line of lift models, there’s sure to be one that will fit your needs. Bruno is committed to your personal independence, and our award-winning, innovative vehicle lifts can be the crucial, wonderful link between here and there.

But, you refuse to be defined by how you get there. So, today you go! The old “Get Up ‘n Go” has a new meaning.

BRUNO VSL 6900 MANUAL MANUAL

Over twenty different products to lift and stow your scooter, powerchair or manual folding wheelchair have been designed to interact with hundreds of vehicle types. The concept that a wheelchair or scooter, let alone a four hundred pound power wheelchair, could be lifted and stowed into a vehicle was revolutionary! Today Bruno remains the world leader in vehicle lifts for the mobility marketplace. Over twenty-five years ago Bruno literally created the vehicle lift market. Your personal mobility device is a godsend, but getting it there is the challenge. Not just hearing about it, remembering or imagining. Use the site private messenger and send me your email address and I will send you the manual.Being there. I can email a copy but there are too many pages (54) to put it onto this site. I looked at the Bruno site yesterday and I did not see my pamphlet there, but I may have missed it.

And the one going across the back just as close to the door combing as possible.

The floor frame going forward goes as close to the side wall as possible. If you try to put one of these into a chrysler T&C with the stowable seats, there is simply not enough meat left to the floor in those models. But the holes have to go where the attached tabs are located. It tells you what parts are shipped and required, Just look under your van to see you don't drill through the fuel tank. I assume you loooked at the Adobe pamphlet. IF you set that base part into the vehicle, the holes that are in the frame are where the bolts go plain and simple.