My Eriba Troll has a fully working motor mover fitted to it.

The caravan is so light I doubt I'll ever use it and it's just adding weight.

Is there a market for these?

There certainly is, Craig.

What make, model and age is it?

Have a look on eBay to get an idea of prices, and if you do decide to sell you could always advertise on here.

And don't forget to include the Erba mounting plates for it.

I nearly sprayed my computer screen with coffee! Our Triton seems heavy enough to us LOL I agree. Keep it for a while and see if you appreciate it.

We have used It a few times and it's honestly more hassle than it's worth.

We have had similar sized caravans before and pushing them has never been an issue

If you have tried it without the mover and you can manhandle it ok then I would think somebody with an Eriba would be very interested with the mover and brackets, it will also give you back a bit of payload.
Just bear in mind if you have to level it on one side with a ramp you will have to hitch it to your car to pull it up, if you have to go pitch nose in by order of the camp commandant it wont be possible.

Quote: Poptop320 wrote in post #6

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Just bear in mind if you have to level it on one side with a ramp you will have to hitch it to your car to pull it up, if you have to go pitch nose in by order of the camp commandant it wont be possible.

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Don't get rid of it. We have a Troll and would not dream of trying to move it by hand. Easy if you are on Club sites which are mostly tarmac but get on to a CL or private site with grass and a slope and you don't stand a chance especially if it is wet!! We use the mover every time we hitch up as we have had a few near misses and just managed to stop the van before it hit the bumper. Also the payload on our van is over 400kg so weight is not an issue. Keep it for a year and then see how you feel.

You will regret it if you remove it, maybe not every trip but you will certainly come across situations where the reversing or pushing the van on a pitch is virtually impossible and the site owners won’t be bothered!

A lot of sites have gravel pitches now - including C&MC Club sites- and they are really tough to move even a Triton on without a mover. I never wanted one, but, having bought our latest van with one already on, I would always have one - it has enabled us to pitch in orientations we'd never have considered before - and to be able to park it at the back of our house with minimal effort...