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05/6/2009 at 6:06pm
 Location: Midlands
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Enduro Mover Owners..

Do you use the winder supplied or other?

I have a back problem & have to get the wife or daughter to wind the rollers on, They struggle to wind it on to give enough pressure for the rollers not to slip.

Would it be safe to use a ratchet & socket or long handled torque wrench? I think i read that it uses chains and these can snap. Never heard anyone doing this and i dont want to be the 1st.

Thanks



05/6/2009 at 6:09pm
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Hi

I use the supplied one with no problem. I tried my leg winding drill, but found it didn't have enough power to apply the pressure.

HTH

Paul



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I use the one supplied with it. I just changed the van and the steady winder which came with the new van would be lucky to have enough torque to stretch elastic!

I also tried using the 24v battery drill with steady winder socket but it didn't have the ooomph to wind the thing on so there was enough traction to move the van.

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05/6/2009 at 6:30pm
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If I have given it a good greasing lately, I use my portable drill. Otherwise I use the handle supplied.

I'd be quite comfortable about using a socket and ratchet,this would probably double the force, but I'm not sure why you would ever want to use a torque wrench.

I didn't think they had chains, but I might be wrong.


05/6/2009 at 6:44pm
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I use the winder supplied , my battery drill hasn't got enough power .
If your struggling i'd use a torque wrench as it has a longer handle than a normal wratchet . Use a 1/2" drive extension to keep the wrench away from the caravan side .

atb

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05/6/2009 at 8:05pm
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Quote: I'm not sure why you would ever want to use a torque wrench.



Long handle to help with leverage and a built in ratchet, Could be used standing up no need to kneel or bend down to do the task.



05/6/2009 at 9:03pm
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Ah, right

It was the fact that it is a torque wrench which threw me.


06/6/2009 at 6:53pm
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I puchased a Dewalt 18v battery drill when i fitted my enduro mover and it applies the rollers with no probs at all, just make sure the setting is on high torque. To be honest i don't even take the handle supplied with me.

They are chain driven though I can't see how applying the rollers will cause the chains to fail, the way they could snap could be if you tried to move the van with the handbrake on or if you press/release,/press/ release the direction buttons (unless somebody else knows different).

HTH



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06/6/2009 at 8:28pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Missedagain1 on 06/6/2009

I puchased a Dewalt 18v battery drill when i fitted my enduro mover and it applies the rollers with no probs at all,




That's the same as mine, which works fine as well. I did have some cheapo ones which wouldn't move it.



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