In Search of this Engineers bridging trailer

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16-10-18, 16:56

David Herbert David Herbert is offline

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Since it is a relatively modern trailer made specialy for the military in relatively small numbers it would be very unlikely that the brakes were unique to just that trailer family. The manufacturer would have bought the brakes (and almost certainly the complete axle assy) from one of the axle manufacturers. Do the hubs have anything written on them as a starter ?

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