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Subject Topic: Powered or manual actuation (movers)
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12/8/2011 at 11:18am
 Location: Huddersfield
 Outfit: swift conqueror 645+jeep commander
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I have the e-go mover and that just has a simple screw operation I use a battery drill

and it takes no effort at all and you can vary the amount of pressure put on the tyres

less for flat ground more for up hill



12/8/2011 at 5:53pm
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Quote: Originally posted by JTQU on 12/8/2011
Quote: Originally posted by dale0843 on 12/8/2011

Thanks bobajob59.

I assume the powrbar is essential otherwise only one wheel would be turned? I wonder why it isnt included as standard with the mover?




It is only "essential" if you can't access both sides to set each roller; so a cheaper price for those that can and are prepared to do this.
Perhaps Ive misunderstood how the unit works. I assumed the mover motor was located on just one wheel, with a bar going accross to the other wheel, which would be engaged/disengaged when turning? Are you saying there is a motor on each wheel?

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12/8/2011 at 6:16pm
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You've got it. For the powrtouch HD there is a motor and roller on each wheel. With standard manual actuation you engage the motor and roller on each side with a wheel brace / leaver. The powrbar option is a bad the width of the van that connects the roller and motor assemblies. You can then engage both rollers from either side of the van.



12/8/2011 at 7:16pm
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Thanks for that clarification bobajob59, it all makes sense now.

I think the Powrtouch HD with powrbar will be just what I need. I just need to get a few quotes from a few suppliers/fitters as I understand Powrtouch do pricematch. Theres lots of internet companies about, but its hard to know if they are trustworthy?

Thanks again



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