Mammut I. The Mammut Mover makes it really easy to move a stroller to the right place with great precision .

Controlling is really easy - just pick up the remote control and place your thumb on the control stick.
Steer straight ahead, reverse, turn sideways or even turn 360 degrees on the spot - all with simple thumb movements.

Easy, quick and space-saving installation.

Possible on AL-KO chassis (from 2010) with M marking on the chassis.
The chassis has pre-drilled mounting holes in front of the axle, and Mammut can easily be mounted directly on the chassis, and the structure does not extend below the chassis. Ground clearance remains unchanged.

* Efficient system, obstacles up to 4 cm can be easily overcome
* Ultra-flat design leaves plenty of ground clearance
* One-handed control
* On an inclined surface, the trolley stops as soon as the remote control is released
* Maximum lifting capacity: total weight 2250 kg = 13% / total weight 1800 kg = 16% / total weight 1200 kg = 28%
* Soft start/stop, speed can be adjusted steplessly and smoothly
* Waterproof housing ensures reliable operation even in wet terrain
* Motor and electronics are protected against splash and salt water
* Operation is possible when the controls are activated by remote control. The system is active for approx. 100 seconds, if the trolley is not moved during this time, it switches off automatically.
* Electric drive roller adjustment
* Emergency operation / drive roller release
* Maximum consumption 120 mA, maximum quiescent current 5 mA
* TÜV-marked, no inspection required

Maximum climb capacity:
Total weight 2250 kg = 13%
Total weight 1800kg = 16%
Total weight 1200kg = 28%
Fit:
AL-KO chassis with M marking (from 2010)
Installation: on the front of the axle
Weight: 29 kg
Ground clearance:
does not affect land resources
Maximum gross vehicle weight: 2250 kg, single or dual axle
Battery and charger:
The manufacturer recommends using modern gel or AGM batteries in the trolley transfer system. With a fully charged 80 Ah battery, the operating time varies from two hours (on flat ground) to half an hour at maximum load.