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Subject Topic: Problems with Powrtouch Motor Mover
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13/6/2018 at 8:33pm
 Location: Yorkshire
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Quote: Originally posted by Tim and Cary on 13/6/2018
Yes the 'van has been regularly serviced in the past 2 years, As it had been when the previous 5 actuator motors failed!!



You must have a very good service agent if they greased and serviced the mover at the same time as the caravan


13/6/2018 at 9:48pm
 Location: Criccieth Gwynedd
 Outfit: Buccaneer Commodore
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Yes I specifically ask him to grease the motor mover.

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Tim and Cary


14/6/2018 at 8:26am
 Location:  Wales
 Outfit: 2BVolvo2BXC602BR
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"The reason that I was thinking of NOT having cross actuation was because I had heard it takes more effort to engage. Unfortunately we're not getting any younger"

I am 67 and find it no bother, length of lever is the key.

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74,going on 25
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14/6/2018 at 10:30am
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it does take a fair bit of effort to engage both sides at once.. half the effort to do each side separately..

i often wish mine were separate.. i use one of those extendable wheel spanner things with plenty of length..

the only real advantage with doing both sides at once is if you cant get at both sides of the van..

doing one side easily and then walking around the van and doing the other side easily could well be the better option for some people..

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14/6/2018 at 11:47am
 Location: Criccieth Gwynedd
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Thanks Trog - That's what I suspected. I'm 65 this year and I was thinking of the future.

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Tim and Cary



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