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Vicky we had the same trouble as you.

our drive slopes down to the road and there is allways someone parked opposite our drive ,rendering using the car??

We bought a jockey wheel type motor mover,just connect it to a bettery and away you go.

i was a bit apprehensive going downhill with it ,but as soon as you stop ,it stops it will hold the weight of a f/c no problem they are designed to be used with a heavy caravan.

but to be on the safe side , mu other half watched me down ready to put the handbrake on if need be.but there was no need .

Have a look on e-bay type in motor mover,lookfor big foot ,mr shifta ,euromover .

 Hello, any answers from the motor mover fans out there?

We are getting too old to push and pull our fc, anyone know which motor mover would br the best to buy for our 2002 conway countrman? also how does it fare on hard standing?

Thanks Mags

Hi mags,depends on what your budget is ?

for me i just wanted something cheapish to get up and down my slopey drive,

Mine is a jockey wheel type ,you take your excisting jockey wheel off and put the motor mover one on,very simple ,then we attach it to a car battery or onboard leisure batterry and away you go.

Or the one i really wanted ,a Mr Shifta type motor mover that has its own tow bar attachment just simple put your unit on ,and again attach battery and away you go ,i was looking at all theese on E-Bay the jockey wheel type are the cheapist the Mr shifta a bit more than i would really like to pay.

Then if money no object get a chassis mounted motor mover .

 Thank you for your reply,

I would like to keep it as cheap as possible really,

I have seen the jockey wheel type on Ebay at around £200 + and this would probably be the limit that I am willing to pay.(or it will dig into my holiday fund)

Thanks Mags

No worries ,i missed out on a few on E-Bay,my limit was £200 also.

I hope you get one soon ,keep eyes peeled for you .

Andy.

Hello

I have bought a eurotech motor mover on Ebay is there a quick way to fit these?  As winding the handle off and jacking up van is very time consuming.  Mine has what looks like a plug on it but the pins don't match the electrics on van.

Sarah

Got a 2010 Pennine Crusader and its the bis.

Immediately fitted a Rhyno at 800 all in with charger and life time guarentee  No problems and bespoke fit by them at no extra cost to me unlike the others.