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You need to make sure your battery is in top condition, plus always carry spare batteries for the remote control as they are bound to run out at the most inappropriate time

We have an extremely narrow space to put our van at home and without a mover would be stuck, it goes exactly where you want it. We would not be without one, best investment ever

Quote: Originally posted by blueexpo97 on 10/6/2013

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You need to make sure your battery is in top condition, plus always carry spare batteries for the remote control as they are bound to run out at the most inappropriate time

We have an extremely narrow space to put our van at home and without a mover would be stuck, it goes exactly where you want it. We would not be without one, best investment ever

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Hi wouldn't be without a motor mover best investment l've made since upgrading to a twin-axial some years ago. l have a purpleline enduro mover fitted to my new van, my last mover was a power touch out of the two l found the purple line better. On the carver mover l cannot comment on, here is a link to a demo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMGAEpK-JTM hope this helps.

Tony

We've got a Reich which was what the dealer sold at that time.

 It's a bit low slung ,a nd the casing is very prone to catching on speed bumps  and breaknig . We now remedy this with gaffer tape rather than paying £25 a pop for replacement..( I notice the new model is made of something different. )

  Both of us tow  and can reverse but we store it on az very tight plot on a farm. and if we bring it back home ,  our road is incredibly narrow and would be  very hard to park without .

  It allows me to hitch up easily on my own as well.

 Also we are a couple of decrepit old gits and wouldn't be up be  pushing the van .

 It makes leveling the van very easy as well.

 We were in 3 ft snow drifts a few years back and it even coped with that .

 As already  said , make sure your nbattery's fully charged . We manged not to swicth over  from car to van on the distributor recenlt and   had a few problems getting hitched up!.

  They just make life so much esaier!

 Siobhan

I like many others have quite a narrow access to pull into and therefore takes all the stress out of getting the van in & out again. I can reverse reasonably well now after going on a CC course but it would take ages and I wouldn't like to try it. After the van itself its the best thing I have ever bought, it makes leveling on-site a dawdle too. Go for one with a cross actuator if like mine one side is tight against a wall.

Dave