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Sankey Trailer Parts

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hobbit:
Looking at the parts if you need the rods they should be able to be made up with some threaded bar and welding the necessary joints on with nuts fastened to them for adjustment

(The parts manual was not for the wide track just the normal older sankey), but I'm presuming the the linkeage is the same, as RR says they can be constructed by the REME lads as ordering the pieces in can take forever, and they cant afford to let the trailer sit idle cause it has no brakes, especially if its in the field on exercise

Does this pic look familiar to your setup?

Range Rover Blues:
The newer Sankeys get a bit interesting.  I've only seen a couple and only one close up but the later 'Wolf' trailer has disk brakes and a higher capacity.  I presume we are talking about the slightly older wide track though, I think these had an over-centre handbrake (easy to add a breakaway cable) and rod/cable brakes.  In which case I'd try trailer suppliers too like Towsure for parts.

Wombat Mike:
Then there's Sodbury sort out, usually a couple of ex military stalls with sankey bits amongst the other stuff. Larger one on the lower lane invariably has quite a few bits. Some of mine have come from there.

Wombat Mike

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