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22/4/2017 at 4:44pm
Location: North Lincolnshire
Outfit: Elddis Xplore 495
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We have an Elddis Xplore 495 with a BPW chassis and a Powrtouch Classic motor mover. We have had no problems with it.
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22/4/2017 at 7:10pm
Location: Lincolnshire
Outfit: Elddis Xplore 302 SE 2011
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We have a 302 and we have Rhino motor mover fitted which we had on our folding camper ( Conway Countryman 2012 ) when we bought the 302 the dealer transferred it and it works fine
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22/4/2017 at 9:48pm
Location: Lincolnshire
Outfit: Elddis Xplore 302 SE 2011
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The dealer fitted it without any questions or any expense
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22/4/2017 at 10:01pm
Location: Derbyshire
Outfit: ElddisAvante462 Honda CRV SE2.2 i-Dtec
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We have the two berth 462 Elddis Avante with the BPW chassis and a Reich mover fitted that works fine. With any mover though you will need a 110amp Leisure battery to cope with the power needed to cover gradients and distance without running out and stopping.
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22/4/2017 at 11:05pm
Location: Midlands
Outfit: Mondeo Avondale Gram
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You may not need a 100Ah battery. I have run my mover on a jump pack with a 18Ah battery and it will move a fair distance with that alone.
Add to that the jump pack was a good 5 years old also, so the battery will have lost some capacity.
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23/4/2017 at 3:02pm
Location: Derbyshire
Outfit: ElddisAvante462 Honda CRV SE2.2 i-Dtec
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Grampian91, you must have a high quality Jump pack similar to what the breakdown services use, and cost several hundreds of pounds to buy new.
I have tried a few of these packs in the past when we were having trouble with a mover on our previous caravan and none of them worked long enough to enable us to move our caravan back on the drive, they were more designed of a short burst of high power enough to start the engine of a car, and even then most of them had a maximum CC of engine size that they would start.
If you have the space for it in your battery box, and given the extra drain you would require for climbing a gradient, then a 110amp leisure battery is the way to go Ukwings.
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