Name this hub assembly

Hi guys I'm trying to replace this hub drum assembly on one of our trailers.

Does anyone know what it is?



Believe it to be Land Rover defender but no one local to me knows which model and I need to order a replacement.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Did it say anything on the hub cap.

dc1984 said:

Hi guys I'm trying to replace this hub drum assembly on one of our trailers.

Does anyone know what it is?

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Believe it to be Land Rover defender but no one local to me knows which model and I need to order a replacement.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

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its not a land rover hub try a trailer spares stockist theyll sell various trailer hubs depending on wheel used and whether metric or imperial,what is the rim size

One sided wheel nut and press in studs suggest late series one. Early ones had screw in studs and double beveled nuts.
Series 2 and 3 nuts where wider than tall.

It says someting and co round the drum.

Sorry i was almost positive it's a landrover hub due to the wheel. As attathed:

its a trailer not a land rover hub

Sorry it looks like your right, it says bramber engineering co ltd around the drum which google tells me is a trailer manufacturer but alas I can't seem to track down this specific hub. Thanks for the help working that out.

if worst come top the worst an engineering shop could make another, or bolt on a pair of suitable indy suspension units

It dint look in bad shape. Why the replacement.

Bobsticle said:

It dint look in bad shape. Why the replacement.

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Wheel was driven while loose and has resulted in the bolt holes ovalising - you can see if you look close.

Ah. I see it now. That's not going to do the linings any good.

Could you weld the holes up, grind them flat and re-drill them?

Thanks for all the replies and advice offered.

I managed to get an engineering shop to rotate the hub and drill 5 new holes then reattached the lugs and all works well.

Would recommend this approach for anyone in the same position just took a lot of door knocking to find a place willing to take on a small annoying job like this.