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Carver motor mover
- Thread starter clivenick
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Try Google Clive, might work.
Hi Clive,
Just done the job myself. The new ones did not come with any instructions however they are a simple enough job in theory. In practice it depends how long the have been fitted wth little or limited servicing
See Topic Changing Rollers on a Caravan Mover in this forum.
Cheers
Colin
Just done the job myself. The new ones did not come with any instructions however they are a simple enough job in theory. In practice it depends how long the have been fitted wth little or limited servicing
See Topic Changing Rollers on a Caravan Mover in this forum.
Cheers
Colin
Hi Clive.
This is a very simple job to do all you do is undo the plate which holds the rollers ( on each roller you will see two nuts)
when you have undone the nuts just slide the rollers out and thats it job done.Then slide the new rollers in make sure they lock on to the driving shaft.You'll kick yourself when you see how easy it is.Good Luck.Jimbob
This is a very simple job to do all you do is undo the plate which holds the rollers ( on each roller you will see two nuts)
when you have undone the nuts just slide the rollers out and thats it job done.Then slide the new rollers in make sure they lock on to the driving shaft.You'll kick yourself when you see how easy it is.Good Luck.Jimbob
