Manoeuvring systems for caravans from AL-KO VT
Easily and accurately manoeuvre your caravan
The right manoeuvring system for weight, slope and your requirements
A manoeuvring system for caravans moves your caravan with comfort and precision, without the need for a towing vehicle. This means you can manoeuvre your caravan, align it on the pitch, or park precisely even in tight spaces.
Overview of manoeuvring systems for caravans.
Which caravan manoeuvring system is right for your caravan depends mainly on gross weight, gradient, and your desired level of convenience.
- RANGER: for single-axle caravans up to 1,800 kg and tandem caravans up to 2,500 kg. Copes with gradients of up to 18 percent. The drive rollers are engaged manually.
- MAMMUT: fully automatic manoeuvring system with electrical engagement and joystick control. Handles gradients up to 28 percent. Especially suitable for demanding manoeuvring situations.
MAMMUT: fully automatic and precise manoeuvring
The MAMMUT is aimed at caravan owners seeking a high level of operating comfort and precise control. The drive rollers are electrically swung into position on the tyres, automatically providing the required contact pressure. With joystick control, you can smoothly regulate acceleration, steering, and braking. The MAMMUT can tackle slopes of up to 28 percent and obstacles up to 4 cm.
RANGER: convenient entry into powered manoeuvring
The RANGER assists you with precise manoeuvring without physical effort. Single-axle caravans up to 1,800 kg and tandem caravans up to 2,500 kg can be moved with the remote control. Soft-Start and Soft-Stop enable controlled manoeuvres. The manoeuvring system copes with gradients up to 18 percent and obstacles up to 2 cm.
Which manoeuvring system is suitable for my caravan?
The permissible gross weight of your caravan is one of the most important criteria when choosing a manoeuvring aid for your caravan. For single-axle caravans up to 1,800 kg, the RANGER is, for example, a possible option. The MAMMUT covers single axles up to 2,500 kg and tandem caravans up to 3,500 kg. In addition to weight, you should also consider the gradients on site, your preferred type of operation, and compatibility with your chassis.