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"mhhc_overview": "<h3 style=\"text-align: left;\">Dynamic.\nReady to go everywhere.</h3>\nGait training has come a long way since we introduced our first model in the 1980s. And over the years our customers have faithfully delivered design suggestions. Now, we\u2019re proud to respond with the redesigned Pacer. We know you\u2019ll see your ideas reflected in this newly imagined gait trainer.\u00a0Download the\u00a0<a href=\"https://mhhcarchive.kinsta.cloud/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/dynamic-pacer-brochure.pdf\">New Rifton Pacer brochure</a>.\n<h4>Why dynamic?</h4>\nWalking is a complex function. When we talk about\u00a0dynamic gait training\u00a0we refer to the often unobserved but significant shifts of body and weight that occur in typical gait patterns. In the therapy community there is a growing consensus that a well-positioned pelvis in combination with dynamic movement is critical to successful gait training. A specialized gait trainer, like the\u00a0new Rifton Pacer, helps achieve this\u00a0proper positioning\u00a0and provides the dynamic weight-bearing and weight-shifting needed for a more natural gait pattern and easier stepping.\n<h5></h5>\n<p style=\"text-align: left;\"><strong><a href=\"https://www.rifton.com/products/gait-trainers/dynamic-pacer-gait-trainers?tab=dimensions\"><img class=\"ImageLeft rsi\" style=\"float: left; margin-right: 5px;\" src=\"https://d276yx72sr4uwj.cloudfront.net/-/media/images/rifton/products/user-dimensions/elbow-height.png;%20w=150?la=en&d=20131002T180457Z\" alt=\"determine what size client will fit in the large dynamic pacer\" /></a>Rifton\u2019s New Pacer\u00a0</strong>\nIt\u2019s a\u00a0<em>system</em>\u00a0comprising an upper frame with a choice of bases, to accommodate\u00a0clients with a broad range of abilities, in a variety of settings. Everything about\u00a0Rifton Pacers\u00a0encourages progress for clients so nothing stands between them and the places they want to go. And like all of our products, the new Pacer comes with the quality and dependability you rely on from Rifton.</p>",
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color: #fff;\" colspan=\"4\">\n<h3 style=\"color: #fff;\">Item Dimensions (inches)</h3>\n</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Floor to top of arm prompt</td>\n<td>24 \u2013 35</td>\n<td>32 \u2013 47</td>\n<td>34 \u2013 49</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Floor to top of MPS (not tilted)*</td>\n<td>9\u00bd \u2013 23\u00bd</td>\n<td>17 \u2013 35</td>\n<td>19\u00bd \u2013 37\u00bd</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Overall width</td>\n<td>Standard base: 26\nUtility base: 30\nNarrow treadmill/stability base: 35\nWide treadmill/stability base: 40</td>\n<td>Standard base: 28\nUtility base: 32\nNarrow treadmill/stability base: 35\nWide treadmill/stability base: 40</td>\n<td>Standard base: 31\u00bd</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Overall length</td>\n<td>Standard base: 30\nUtility base: 36\nTreadmill/stability bases: 41</td>\n<td>Standard base: 36\nUtility base: 40\u00bd\nTreadmill/stability bases: 41</td>\n<td>Standard base: 39\u00be</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Frame height</td>\n<td>Standard & utility bases: 21\u00bd-27\nTreadmill/stability bases: 23\u00bd-36\u00bd</td>\n<td>Standard & utility bases: 28\u00bd-38\u00bd\nTreadmill/stability bases: 30-47</td>\n<td>Standard base: 31-41</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Base height (without upper frame)</td>\n<td>Standard & utility bases: 14\u00bd\nTreadmill/stability bases: 21-28\u00bd</td>\n<td>Standard & utility bases: 16\nTreadmill/stability bases: 21-28\u00bd</td>\n<td>Standard base: 18\u00bd</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Frame weight (lbs)</td>\n<td>Standard base: 15\nUtility base: 18\u00bd\nNarrow treadmill/stability base: 27\u00bd\nWide treadmill/stability base: 28\nStandard upper: 7\u00bd\nDynamic upper: 11\u00bd</td>\n<td>Standard base: 15\u00bd\nUtility base: 19\u00bc\nNarrow treadmill/stability base: 27\u00bd\nWide treadmill/stability base: 28\nStandard upper: 9\u00bd\nDynamic upper: 13\u00bd</td>\n<td>Standard base: 22\u00bd\nStandard upper: 11\nDynamic upper:15</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Dynamic upper movement</td>\n<td>Vertical: 3\nHorizontal: 2</td>\n<td>Vertical: 3\nHorizontal: 2</td>\n<td>Vertical: 3\nHorizontal: 2</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Caster diameter</td>\n<td>Standard & treadmill bases: 5\u00bd\nUtility base front casters: 8\nUtility base back wheels: 11\u00bd</td>\n<td>Standard & treadmill bases: 5\u00bd\nUtility base front casters: 8\nUtility base back wheels: 11\u00bd</td>\n<td>Standard & treadmill bases: 5\u00bd\nUtility base front casters: 8\nUtility base back wheels: 11\u00bd</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Maximum treadmill width</td>\n<td>Narrow treadmill/stability base: 29\nWide treadmill/stability base: 34</td>\n<td>Narrow treadmill/stability base: 29\nWide treadmill/stability base: 34</td>\n<td>n/a</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Maximum treadmill height</td>\n<td>Treadmill/stability bases: 11</td>\n<td>Treadmill/stability bases: 11</td>\n<td>n/a</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Maximum working load (lbs)</td>\n<td>150</td>\n<td>200</td>\n<td>250</td>\n</tr>\n</tbody>\n</table>\n*This measurement is taken at the lowest frame and MPS height, and the highest frame and MPS height.\n\n \n<table style=\"border: 1px solid #d2d2d2;\">\n<tbody>\n<tr>\n<td style=\"background-color: #1b74a6; 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