by rlnguy » 05 Apr 2019, 16:32
Lenny mentioned one arm drive, with 2 push rims on one side and a connecting axle to the other wheel, as an option.
In my experience, they require good coordination, strength and dexterity. They are also heavy.
There are some lever dive chairs that combine steering and propulsion, in one handle.
They generally, require strong wrist and arm.
Many stoke patients use a manual chair, with a lower seat-and use their one "good" foot, and hand, to propel, and steer.
Leg muscles are bigger and stronger than arm muscles.
Of course, depending on how tall you are, you might do the same, with a normal height chair, as well.
Good Luck.