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Caravan Mover for small caravan

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Morganic

Can anyone suggest cheap mover for small caravan(800kgs when loaded)My current one is getting older and she doesnt have as much energy as she used too.

Has anyone tried a Purpleline Jockey Wheel Mover?
 
Hi Morganic,

You do see a lot of the jockey wheel movers for sale (used)so that should tell you something far better to fork out for a proper mover fitted to your caravan I know they are more expensive but they do an excellent job.Would'nt be with out mine.Jim
 
please do not waste your money, it will only work on a level smooth hard surface if operating it in reverse you cannot see where you are going & operate it at the same time
 
If you are on the flat on a hard surfaced "road" [not gravel] then the MR Shifta machines equate to a good second person, and these are readily available second hand.

If its not on the flat [better than 1:20] and not on a good hard surface they are not much use.

The hand wound one must the worst of all worlds and only the re-sellers and brochure speak well of them!
 
Look at either power touch or reich. Dont get a jocky wheel mover because they are rubbish. These type of movers last years and they both come with 5 years parts warranty from the rollers to the screws on the box.
 
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