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We have the Truma TE on our 1900kg twin.
Twin movers are a trade off between weight, price and what you need them to do.
If you need to do a 90 degree turn in a limited space then you need a 4 wheel mover, this will weigh in at at least 60 kg.
If your needs are more modest (like us) then you can use a 2 wheel mover which weighs in at around 30 kg.
The weight of the Mover has to come out of your payload of course.
Cost depends on brand, and varies a lot.
You do also of course also need to look at the weight they can handle.
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Jennifer
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Topic: motor movers whats best for twin axles
