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Subject Topic: Fitting a mover to a new lunar SE?
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14/3/2010 at 3:08pm
 Location: Stoke onTrent
 Outfit: Lunar Lexon SE
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Planning to fit a caravan mover to our new lunar lexon SE. I have been looking at the Job and notice the huge heating ducting running along the chassis just in front of the wheel where the mover is to be located. Wondered if anyone on the forum has fitted a mover to a new lunar recently?


14/3/2010 at 5:12pm
 Location: bacup
 Outfit: 2003 Bailey moselle
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Hi Most movers can be fitted either in front or behind the wheel.It's just a matter of swapping over the wires at the controller and maybe getting a bracket kit for the wheel carrier

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14/3/2010 at 8:15pm
 Location: manchester
 Outfit: swift conqueror 640
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Hi

you wont find it a problem fitting your mover cause of  the ducts most baileys have  this near there front wheels motor may look  tight but ok .you wont damage duct if  a slight crush.ive fitted alot over the last two years.good luck

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