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Try some of these previous threads.  They always seem to end up with - 'my movers better than your mover' type debate.

Brian

'but you only gets what you pays for.'

That doesn't always hold true.  Paying out the most money doesn't guarantee the best quality.  Rember you are buying basically a couple of motors, mechanical linkages and gearing and some electronics.  Its really hard to justify the incredibly high prices charged by some companies. ( unless you take into account the exchange rate and advertising budget )

The important questions to ask are:

Is there a 5 year warranty

Is the gearing nylon or proper metal gears.  Avoid nylon like the plague. 

Brian 

I wouldn't expect someone who had a franchise for toyota to be singing the praises of nissan.  I am sure reich are fine but many people have no trouble at all with other makes.  It is not complex technology.  Whichever way a mover is dressed up it is simply electric motors driving rollers.

As for discounting, it is called being part of a free market economy.  You could equally say that if you have to go onto forums singing the praises of the product, then you have neither faith in product or price.

If I was trying to sell the most expensive product on the market then perhaps I would resort to trying to slight the more competitively priced opposition.

Brian

Quote: Originally posted by rd57chad on 29/3/2009

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A general observation -I have seen several reich motormovers with the plastic external casings smashed , although the motors are of good quality they do seem to be positioned very close to the ground . I have spoken to people who have damaged them on speed bumps / kerbs & in 1 instance on the exit ramp of a cross channel ferry . I am happy with my carver TA euro mover it has given 7 years of service & been fitted to 4 caravans .

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If mover parts are grounding on speed bumps then it is more down to poor ground clearance than poor driving.  You can account for design flaws by picking a make with better ground clearance.

Brian

Try some of these previous threads.  They always seem to end up with - 'my movers better than your mover' type debate.

Brian

lol how true this became !!!!