Reversing

Keeping the stabiliser on would stop the van being so "twitchy", would it not? I say this as I usually forget anyway. 

I hope that is the case as newbie's ,when practicing reversing ,we never thought to release it.    

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What must the OP think. They ask a very simple question and then all this happens! 

Isn't debate about agreeing, disagreeing and putting your viewpoint forward for it to be dissected by others. I disagreed wih SG's post and agreed with MM, others are within their rights to do the same and this is why a logical conclusion to the original question will be arrived at 

I hope the OP gets what they want out of this thread, I believe he/she may be over reacting to direction changes so make smaller corrections of the steering wheel.

 .... and this is why a logical conclusion to the original question will be arrived at 

 ..... and just fit a mover 

Best device ever invented for the caravanner.

Even if you can reverse the caravan with the car.

Best device ever invented for the caravanner.

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Is that just an opinion or fact ......  

Bit of both?

jesus what  have i started il keep practercing, i do  take it slow, yes i might be a beginer and femal but i have common sence  an know when to give up and use motor mover but thre are times when the motor movre is not appropreate ie motor way stop hgv park,