Hi everyone, new to the forum but need help already. Just got our 1991 Puck home and went to push it up the drive. 20 years ago we had a Puck that the missus and I pushed up there with no issues. Just now we had to knock up the neighbours to give us a push. No way the two of us could do it. Big difference maybe between being forty someth8ngs and sixty somethings.

So I now need a motor mover fitted ASAP. I live in Essex, near Chelmsford and am looking for recommendations to supply and fit a mover to our new to us Puck.

Any suggestions most welcome

Steve

Dom Fox, thanks mate, I’ll look him up. Good old google.

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Dom Fox, thanks mate, I’ll look him up. Good old google.

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Midland motor movers fitted ours,in Chelmsford ,reich

I have a 1990 Puck and researched this a while back. The end result was a resounding no movers available.

Thanks for the replies chaps. I honestly had no idea of the cost but gather now that we are looking at over £1000 which we simply can not spare. In any case we only paid £2750 for the Puck so spending a third of its value on a mover seems a bit OTT.

Only need it to get the Puck up the slope at home so perhaps a boat winch (which I already have in the back of the shed somewhere) might be a better solution.

Has anyone experience of a Mr Shifter mover? The missus has found one for £250. I suspect it would lose traction up the slope though.

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Thanks for the replies chaps. I honestly had no idea of the cost but gather now that we are looking at over £1000 which we simply can not spare. In any case we only paid £2750 for the Puck so spending a third of its value on a mover seems a bit OTT.

Only need it to get the Puck up the slope at home so perhaps a boat winch (which I already have in the back of the shed somewhere) might be a better solution.

Has anyone experience of a Mr Shifter mover? The missus has found one for £250. I suspect it would lose traction up the slope though.

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In a previous life I used to haul our 6-berth Swift WWB up a fairly steep drive, using a hand winch mounted on a post. The drive was soft so the post could be pushed into the ground - there are many types of hand winches and ground anchors or posts available.

HTH

Dave

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In a previous life I used to haul our 6-berth Swift WWB up a fairly steep drive, using a hand winch mounted on a post. The drive was soft so the post could be pushed into the ground - there are many types of hand winches and ground anchors or posts available.

HTH

Dave

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Have a similar problem (age related and part gravel drive) and have decided a winch fitted to metal fence post is possible solution but won't know 'til next year to try !

That's not a garage, that's a pipe dream !!