Anyone got a mover fitted to their Pullman? Bought a new kit from Towsure and fitting it myself.
After doing a search on here it seems they are all fitted to the rear of the wheels. Having looked at the camper chassis, it looks the same front or rear of the wheels apart from the handbrake rod/cables.
I'd prefer it front fitted, is there a problem with this?
BTW, if it needs brackets, I can easily manufacture them myself, although it looks like it will fit without them.
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OK, now been offering up the mover to the chassis and see why it won't fit on the front. It also looks like I'll need to make dropper adapters.
Answered my own question haven't I?
But any thoughts/ideas welcome.
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http://foldingcamper.moonfruit.com/# have a look here i have had to move my website and this is the one in progress ,info on fitting mover to pathfinder on allready maybe some help
Thanks John.
I've also made spacers but managed to get away with 20mm on the Pullman. The plates are in the garage just now, waiting for the paint to dry!
Fit up tomorrow. I'll take some pics too, it might help someone again.
Interested in your porch awning fitment but nothing up on your site yet, I'll keep an eye on it.
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Had one fitted by riversway to our 2005 pullman, engineer said it could only be fitted to rear of wheel, also needed spacers. Also could not fit cross sectional bar as spare wheel was to far forward, will need to make some adjustment to spare wheel carrier to fit. Most threads on this subject seem to say you can only fit to rear of wheel on F/C.
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Topic: Pullman Motor Mover
