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Hi'ya all,
Just back from 3 weeks touring Scotland in this gorgeous weather.....whoops' that's me getting carried away again. (What do you mean 'I ought to be'.....carried away,lol)
We had heard of this problem and mentioned it to our dealer when we were ordering our motor mover. He said that their company always fitted the moter movers to the rear of the wheels instead of infront of it and this not only prevents this happening but also helps to keep the nose weight down.....it certainly proves its worth with us.....just a thought if you are thinking of having one fitted.
Good Luck,
Les Wilson.
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