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I did not want to answer this until I had double checked my own Pathfinder/Enduro Motor Mover, and today I did so and was proved correct in my assumption that the Drop Plate does indeed carry the Motor Mover assembly.

Whether these plates are attached to the chassis by High Tensile steel bolts or not, I do not know and you would have to ask a MM Fitter about that one, but the Motor Mover is most definitely clamped directly to the drop plates and these carry both the MM and the Cross actuating bar.

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Most people seem to only use their motor movers at home to park their FCs, but I find I use the motor mover most often when I am on a site.

Moving the FC over gravel when I am siting it or into a decent position when hitching up, uses the mover a lot more than when I get it back to the garage.

Indeed it is a lot easier to level the FC on a ramp, using the mover than to do so using the car.

As for getting it off a muddy field, well that is when the mover comes into its own!!!

Having Replacements Knees and having already had one Heart Attack, if it wasn't for a motor mover, we would no longer be camping.

The last time I had the FC outside the garage, there was two kids playing close by.

When it was time to put the FC back in, in a loud voice I said to the FC, "Right you, get back into that garage".

The two kids look at me and their jaws dropped as the FC, all by itself, started trundling towards the garage.
Once it was inside, the two of them haired off down the road, no doubt home to tell mummy about my "intelligent Trailer"!!!!

Ah the joys of a motor mover!