Here are some pictures of a Trailer, 1/2 ton, Jointers, 2 wheeled, Mk.1. It is owned by a KTR club member in the Netherlands. He would like to know more about it.

Data plate: obviously built by Brockhouse.

All I could find was a reference to a 1959 spare parts list:
"Trailer, 1/2ton, jointers, 2 wheeled, mk.1. W.O.Code no.12747. Nov 1959."

Who can tell more? Thanks!

I've got that one somewhere & an earlier version WO Code No.8234. There was an intermediate edition WO Code No.11225, but I don't have that. What did you want to know?

Any information regarding manufacturers, dates of delivery, usage, etc., etc.

There is one for sale on MilWeb at the moment:

This one is advertised as being a 1940s trailer, while the one posted initially is a 1950s trailer.

Two similar units on E-Bay UK at the minute;
 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Classic-Worth-...1%7C240%3A1318

and

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/OLD-BT-TYPE-UT...1%7C240%3A1318

... with apologies for not sticking them in the for sale and wanted section

Trailer, 1/2 Ton, 2 Wheeled, Jointers. Tasker
 

Here are two more pictures of a Jointers trailer built by Tasker on Contract No 6/VEH/17396 - the numbering of which suggests this was a postwar contract. Note it was designated a 1/2 ton trailer, also an indication of postwar nomenclature.

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From the other forum
 

Reading related threads from HMVF:

https://hmvf.co.uk/topic/32404-wampp...-trailer-wwii/

https://hmvf.co.uk/topic/43131-trailer-12-ton-jointers/

https://hmvf.co.uk/topic/30439-taske...-trailer-free/

I think it is clear the 1/2-ton Jointers trailer is a post-war manufactured trailer, using (parts of) the wartime 10-cwt trailer design, possibly even using some leftover wartime parts.

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