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Reich Move Control Caravan Mover

Reich Move Control Twin 4WD Caravan Mover

Reich Caravan Mover Motor Drive

Reich Caravan Mover Move Control

MOVE CONTROL allows you to move your caravan smoothly and effortlessly. The Reich Move Control is designed and constructed to be robust and hardwearing but lightweight at the same time. The caravan mover is powered by double 12 volt motors that power rollers to move the caravan wheels at the touch of a button via remote control.

Reich Move Control

• SOFTSTART and SOFTSTOP electronics facilitate precise movement and greater control - millimetre by millimetre - as well as quick and easy hitching and de-hitching your caravan.

• The new electronic control is minimizing the chassis fatigue, to protect the caravan structure.

• The electronic control will stop your caravan, even on a slope.

• Move your caravan around any corner and to any site - effortlessly by remote control. At the touch of button you can single-handedly move your caravan in any direction.

• The new, patented electronic control provides smallest turning circles and tight curve radii, also for heavy twin- axle caravans.

• The twin-axle version is designed with 4-wheel drive for maximum performance and added security. The MoveControl Twin 4WD clears curbs and traverses pot holes easily. It also manoeuvres your caravan into confined spaces or on the most difficult terrain.

• The unique hill-climbing ability will propel a 2,000 kilogram twin-axle caravan up a gradient of more than 15 % . • From a lose gravel pitch to a slick grassy slope, Move Control enables your caravan to ascend gradients of up to 25 % (based on a caravan weight of 1,200 kg).

• All parts are zinc-plated for complete corrosion-resistance. The motors and gearboxes are located inboard, protected from water, dirt and curbs.

• The maintenance-free MOVE CONTROL - for your long camper-live - free from worries

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