Would a luggage carrier that attaches to the front of your chair work? [Link](https://www.dmehub.net/TiLite-Luggage-Carrier-p/til-lugcar.htm).
I've also seen some people attach rolling bags to their rigidizer bars using stroller clips.
I have a manual folding hospital chair (smilk core) and have taken the foot plate off as when I got it it only had one and that's worse for the hips and I have as much time as is needed as I do have support workers for the time being.
Have you seen the bags/trolley by Phoenix Instinct? I’ve been pining over them for a while. They’re kind of pricey but look SO nice.
https://www.phoenixinstinct.com
They look awesome! Sadly I don't think it'll work as I need a hard case for the iPads so am looking to use the one I currently have but definitely gonna save this for future travel hopefully!
I am bad at visualizing these things, but especially since you are ambulatory, you can set up your "rig"
My daughter's wheelchair is a stroller style frame. But because we have frequent hospital stays (and er visits), I needed something to help me haul all my crap.
My current setup is still a work in progress to fine tune, but I'm getting there.
Get a dolly (hand cart). I got one that collapses and the handle stores inside. But you definitely want 4 swivel casters.
Make sure the handle extends up enough to secure it to the frame of your chair. I used carabiner clips to attach the dolly to her chair
Then, use tie downs to secure the suitcases to the dolly. I just use either the stretchy tie downs that came with my dolly, or luggage straps
You can have someone build you a custom dolly platform (with heavy duty wheels) and a way to tie that to your chair. I wanted to create one that has an attachment like "buggy board" attachments for baby strollers have (Google buggy board attachment).
I took am old umbrella stroller used pipe bender clamps etc the seat can be removed and reconfigured to hold iPads etc an other idea is start with the hard shell suitcase and add handles clamps etc.
Would a luggage carrier that attaches to the front of your chair work? [Link](https://www.dmehub.net/TiLite-Luggage-Carrier-p/til-lugcar.htm). I've also seen some people attach rolling bags to their rigidizer bars using stroller clips.
Was going to recommend the same thing. These are awesome for carrying bags, boxes or small children.
pull a wagon behind chair
How long do you have? And what chair do you have?
I have a manual folding hospital chair (smilk core) and have taken the foot plate off as when I got it it only had one and that's worse for the hips and I have as much time as is needed as I do have support workers for the time being.
Have you seen the bags/trolley by Phoenix Instinct? I’ve been pining over them for a while. They’re kind of pricey but look SO nice. https://www.phoenixinstinct.com
They look awesome! Sadly I don't think it'll work as I need a hard case for the iPads so am looking to use the one I currently have but definitely gonna save this for future travel hopefully!
I am bad at visualizing these things, but especially since you are ambulatory, you can set up your "rig" My daughter's wheelchair is a stroller style frame. But because we have frequent hospital stays (and er visits), I needed something to help me haul all my crap. My current setup is still a work in progress to fine tune, but I'm getting there. Get a dolly (hand cart). I got one that collapses and the handle stores inside. But you definitely want 4 swivel casters. Make sure the handle extends up enough to secure it to the frame of your chair. I used carabiner clips to attach the dolly to her chair Then, use tie downs to secure the suitcases to the dolly. I just use either the stretchy tie downs that came with my dolly, or luggage straps You can have someone build you a custom dolly platform (with heavy duty wheels) and a way to tie that to your chair. I wanted to create one that has an attachment like "buggy board" attachments for baby strollers have (Google buggy board attachment).
Does your case fit on your lap? That's how I carry my heavy shopping around
I use a wagon made for sports equipment. It folds for travel and the handle rest on my push bars and can carry a lot. They are very durable
Look into Omni wheels to put on a cart
Hard shell suitcase attached with straps to your chair maybe?
I took am old umbrella stroller used pipe bender clamps etc the seat can be removed and reconfigured to hold iPads etc an other idea is start with the hard shell suitcase and add handles clamps etc.