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Quote: Originally posted by LobeyDosser on 09/4/2014

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I find most caravanners tend to be very practical people and they do not buy things just to be one up on the next guy.

Motor Movers for those that have them are a necessity for their owners for whatever reasons these may be and making snide remarks about their supposed lack of skills is very immature.

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Quote: Originally posted by glittering-prize on 08/4/2014

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Even in storage I reverse it in,and thats quite tight.So am I missing something or should people learn to reverse with a van?

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Ours is useful to get the van on our drive, slight up gradiant to get it on, plus too many cars in the close now so it makes reversing on more difficult.

It saves wear on the clutch.

Its easier to fit the Al-Ko lock.level etc.

Easy to fit on fairly tight pitches as it can turn in its own length.

I'm not getting any younger and don't want to hurt my back!

Technology is designed to make life easier so use it!

Quote: Originally posted by GCMS2012 on 10/4/2014

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We haven't got a MM, but I'd like to know, how 'strong' are they?

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Quote: Originally posted by glittering-prize on 12/4/2014

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As i said,some good points,and in some cases much needed,but i dont need one yet,i think when i do,i will sell the van

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Quote: Originally posted by glittering-prize on 12/4/2014

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As i said,some good points,and in some cases much needed,but i dont need one yet,i think when i do,i will sell the van

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Quote: Originally posted by VangoMan02 on 12/4/2014

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Quote: Originally posted by glittering-prize on 12/4/2014

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As i said,some good points,and in some cases much needed,but i dont need one yet,i think when i do,i will sell the van

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I take it you are not that fond of caravanning when you would just give it up it possibly for health reasons if you needed a MM to continue caravanning.
My MM has allowed me to continue enjoying my caravan and I am not one to give up so easy.

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