Bed Frame

Bent ratchet bars can cause your cot to malfunction and may cause a patient drop. Replace then when bent. Bent ratchet bars usually caused by overweight load or dropping off a curb when loaded.

This brace keeps the twin ratchet bars in alignment. If bent, the ratchet bars may not lock fully and could cause a malfunction. Easy to inspect, just a quick look, if it’s bent replace it.

This is a reconditioned IV pole. Looks great and works like new. Comes with installation hardware and IV clip. 

Used to stabilize upper and lower foot end lift bars. Replace if it becomes bent.

Makes it easier to pull cot on smooth surfaces. Great for tall EMT's. Comes with mounting hardware and instructions.

These wear where they come into contact with lower frame. They should be replaced when worn.

Handle grips often wear and tear. If there are no dimples left, they need replacing. To install, remove the end lift bars from the cot. Slice the old grips with knife or razor for easy removal. Clean any residue. Coat the lift bar and the inside of the new grip with alcohol (70% Isopropyl) . Slide the new grip in place. It takes a little strength to do this.  Easier to do if lift bars are held secure in a vice.

These handles get bent and the plastic end piece is broken or the threads stripped. It's easy to replace. This handle is 15" wide. Measure your broken one to be sure you get the right part.

Used on older side rails to prevent damage to side rail if it 'bottoms out'.