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Quote: Originally posted by swilt on 21/11/2007

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Morning, appears alot of you have gone to Powrtouch product, have you arranged purchase and fitting directly with them?  Im sure when i loked on their web site it was working our around 1k?

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Hi mate , i can send you some info that will help you get a good price , i would recommend you have a gander before ringing Powrtouch . If you email me at     bobanoba86 at hotmail.com   ( note change the    at   for the correct symbol and no spaces )  i'll send it to you .

atb

Wizard

We had a Powrtouch fitted to our new Wyoming by the dealer.  It was a bit erratic with working and then not working.  Hubby was not best pleased - a few choice words were aimed at it I can tell you.  We rang the dealer, he rang Powrtouch, they rang us, sent us a box of tricks, and the engineer is coming on Tuesday 27th.  Not the fastest response, but hopefully it will be sorted then.  They think its an electrical problem.  However, with price matching they were fantastic and we are generally pleased.

Nicky

Thanks for that advice Legsdown. When I get the 'van home I will check and see if I need one. If I do I have a brother who is ace it metal work I'll get him to look.

For my little van I got a mover from e-bay that replaces the jockey wheel, attaches to the battery in the front locker, and you steer it with a long handle - it's great, I can move the van round on the drive now without any help at all. It works just as well as the "proper" mover I used to have on my 5 berth caravan, at a fraction of the cost. Really pleased with it.

Don't know if it would be much good on a proper sized caravan tho'.

hi caz

i have been looking at one these as well as i need to store a van at home if i buy another one. What length and weight is your van?

thanks

andy

It's a dinky toy, Andy. Internal length 9 feet and MTPLM 750 Kgs.

The chap I got the mover from used in for his caravan up & down his drive and it was a 2 berth but not a clue how big or heavy.