Expedition Leader
Hub swap on a M series trailer
Alright while trailers aren't new to me the vintage ones could be a little different. Say I had a M series trailer and it had Land Rover 5 lug and I anted to swap for 6 on 5.5, how easy is this to accomplish or would I be better off running hub adapters. I will be running 285 or 295 tires on the trailer so some wheel spacers will most likely be necessary.
Aaron
Adventurer
I would be interested in the rover hubs if you do remove them.
Land Rover Tdi 130 Crew Cab HCPU
Land Rover 110 County Station Wagon
Sankey "Narrow" Military Trailer
www.DividingCreekRoverImports.com
Expedition Leader
Not a problem I'll ear mark them as yours unless I Hear different.
Aaron
Observer
Sounds like you're interested in this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Land-...QQcmdZViewItem
Originally Posted by xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
Well now you ruined it. When deals come up I don't tell a soul. Yep thats what I'm looking at and anticipate purchasing. As long as no one else pick it up first.
Aaron
Explorer
Just buy a new axle with the appropriate hubs. http://abctrailerparts.com/
David Gonzalez
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"Yeti" 1994 4BT80 Cummins 4BTA Powered 80 Series Land Cruiser, 4" OME lift, 315/75r16 BFG KM2, Locked, AATLAS'd, Wagon Rack'd, Slee'd, Junk'd
"Machete" 1979 FJ40 from South America-SOA, 35's, 4x4 Labs Frombe Hi-Steer
Ghosts:1993 FZJ80 White, 1993 FZJ80 Green, 1991 4BTJ62 "Princess", 2000 UZJ100 "Penny"
Expedition Leader
Yeah thats what I was thinking, that way I could get a elec braked one while I was at it.
Aaron
Adventurer
x2. Trailer axles are silly cheap, and you can have them made to fit.
Observer
Sorry. I'm not bidding. Maybe our fellow ExPo readers???
Expedition Leader
That is cool. I looked at the rims and it looked so much like a Rover pattern (but slightly smaller holes for the lug nuts). I figured as much.. This is what was on my '67 M416....
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