Help with this Trailer

[303Gunner]

Walker Engineering built the NZ-made versions of the No5, and were the only builders.

The Brockhouse trailer was a completely different design UK trailer that looks more like a miniature version of what we know in Aust as the 1 Ton Humber or Corio trailer. It was introduced into NZ Army service with the Series 1. It had a 15cwt rating, or about 750Kg.

http://www.remlr.com/roseworthy/0306-15.jpg

[BadCo.]

Cheers for the info, you can see they are rather different. I wonder how the person has them mixed up!?

[303Gunner]

Because in NZ, the wider public equate "Army Trailer" to mean "Brockhouse".

Same as many people who don't know any better think that any older style 4x4 is called a "Jeep", just a generic term that sounds better than "One of those thingies".

[BadCo.]

Found another on TradeMe, any ideas what this is?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/trailers/single-axle/auction-858611235.htm

[FFRMAN]

Found another on TradeMe, any ideas what this is?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/a.aspx?id=872308548

A bullbar! ??

[BadCo.]

Whoops, fixed it.

[Mick_Marsh]

Found another on TradeMe, any ideas what this is?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/trailers/single-axle/auction-858611235.htm

Best guess, similar to the type towed by a 1 ton Humber.

[303Gunner]

Didn't the Kiwi Army have No5 to go behind the Skippys?

I thought they did but I have no idea where they are. Rusting in civilian back yards probably.

Another Kiwi-built No5 on TradeMe:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/trailers/single-axle/auction-1309539507.htm

[BadCo.]

Wow, that price! It does look in good condition though.