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Subject Topic: Advice Required re Caravan Movers Please Post Reply Post New Topic
26/2/2011 at 9:54pm
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Hi All,

My wife and I have recently bought a new caravan and whilst having very good tow vehicles (Land rovers and Isuzu Trooper) we have decided to dry store the van in a barn nearby and there is no way i'm going to reverse it in through the narrow doors but will be a bugger to push up a small gravel slope and over a lip at the doorway.

Does anyone have any experience of electric caravan movers, there seem to be several available for about £500 for self fitting (Enduro/Magic Mover) or they then jump up to £1000 plus for Trumas etc.

Our van is a Bailey Ranger 6 berth single axle weighing about 1500kg loaded

I don't want one of those type which replace the jockey wheel by the way!

Hope someone can steer me in the right direction - I'm getting too old to push and shove!!! I cant afford one of the more expensive units but dont want to waste my money on a cheaper unit if they are no good

Cheers

Roger


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26/2/2011 at 10:16pm
 Location: devon
 Outfit: Baileys Ranger 510 4 Terrano se+
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hi mate i fitted and ego mover to my ranger it cost £499 new but had to fit which was very easy still workig strong 1 year on hope that helps


26/2/2011 at 11:08pm
 Location: Lancashire
 Outfit: Renault Kadjar 2016+Lunar Venus 500-4
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I've got the truma, cost me £699 fitted.

Great mover, but doesnt like gradients that are too high.

 

 



27/2/2011 at 8:19am
 Location: barnsley south yorks
 Outfit: 2012 coachman amara 550 5 ford kuga
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thats a good price helena my mate had someone come to her house and fit her one on for 600 pounds.
we have just purchased a new coachman amara 550/5 and we are having one fitted before we pick it up

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27/2/2011 at 9:36am
 Location: Leicester
 Outfit: Abbey stafford 95
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front tow ball???

my trooper had a front towball and to make life easier i used to drop caravan at bottom of street and drive it up to drive way push it up curp(dropcurb) turn it o to drive way and neatly tuck it away behind fence,

because tow ball is on front it gives you so much more controll and sight of van not sure of cost of fitting one on front as mine was there but im sure a tow ball with the bolts can be picked up for a few £

ive also often used the front tow ball to get it in tite spots on site aswell so may be of more than one benefit to you



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27/2/2011 at 9:37am
 Location: Huddersfield
 Outfit: swift conqueror 645+jeep commander
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We have the e-go and found it to be fine you need a drill to acivate it though because otherwise it would take ages to wind in and out



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