All-in-all though, having the much more ergonomic seat, being able to recline when needed or most of the time, I have been able to get a little more done. I over-did it the first two weeks, and ended up on more pain meds for an additional week. So I do have to learn to behave (damn!). Once they get the "bugs" worked out, get some front handles to make transfer easier, and add some extra support to the joystick, I believe it will be a great chair for me. The added support on the joystick may have to be, ummm "aftermarket". As will the extra suspension travel I will be adding to make the ride smoother! I know, NOBODY say the "void warranty" words! The tech guy is pretty cool, very understanding, and even offered some "suggestions" I promise I NEVER heard from him! I haven't gotten any further on the ceiling fan conversion due to getting used to the new chair, and not getting some things done to barter with someone for the magnets. It is still "in-process" though! My friend in nearby Wagram (1-mile away, very small town) even helped me alter the mounts for attaching my push mower to the back of my new chair. It turns out the chair has some excellent places already designed to tie down the chair, to attach the mower, or a small "wagon". Since these are designed to withstand ALMOST the weight of the chair, a 50-75lb. mower on wheels or a wagon should be no problem!
That's all for now. Gotta "roll"!!! Rural McG