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I have recently had an Enduro 2 fitted to my Pennine Pathfinder. Basically the same as the Conway Crusader.

The mover has to go behind the wheels as there are cross members in front of the wheels that stop a Mover being fitted there.

The chassis member on a FC is much shallower than on a caravan and so a special bracket had to be fitted to the chassis before the mover could be fitted in place.

Because of the restricted working space, I would recomemend that the fitting of the actual mover be done by two people because the mover, held by a Jack and its spacers, have to be held in place by one person, while the other person tightens the nuts and bolts.

Once the mover is bolted in place, then the rest is straight forward, as long as you have the correct tools, like heavy duty Electrical Crimping Pliers etc.

I paid a professional fitter to fit mine and although he knew what he was doing, it still took him four and a half hours.

If you have not fitted one before, give yourself a weekend.